PFC and CD68⁺-macrophage accumulation during early infection time course (<b>0–8 dpi</b>). by Stephanie Weibel (127241)

“…(<b>E, H</b>) corresponding confocal-laser microscopic images of tumor sections taken from the intratumoral tissue (center) showed a significant decrease in the density of CD68⁺-macrophages during the time course of infection (12 tumor areas/time point). …”

NTHi gene expression clusters. by Ulrike Kappler (129280)

“…Clusters 1,5,7 & 9 show a decrease in gene expression from day 0 to Day1. …”

An overview of the main anaerobic and aerobic glucose catabolic pathways utilized by <i>B. cereus</i> ATCC 14579. by Sabrina Laouami (629162)

“…Protein names and functions are listed in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0107354#pone.0107354.s010" target="_blank">Table S6</a>. …”

Temporal program of gene expression modulated in HIV-1-treated macrophages. by Joseph N. Brown (265465)

“…<p>(A) Gene expression values from HIV-1-treated macrophage cultures were divided by expression values from mock-treated cultures to derive fold-change ratios. …”

Proteins whose expression were significantly suppressed (−) in Zhenong8 compared with W6nk2 grains (Zhenong8 <i>vs</i> W6nk2). by Hongyan Sun (327879)

“…Protein induced in Zhenong8 <i>vs</i> W6nk2. Fold decrease were calculated as–W6nk2/Zhenong8 for suppressed proteins in Zhenong8 compared with W6nk2 grains (Zhenong8 <i>vs</i> W6nk2). …”

Expression profiles of osmotic signaling related genes. by Lin Zhang (8926)

“…Red and green color gradients indicate an increase or decrease in transcript abundance based on log2 transformation of average change fold, respectively. …”

Mutual exclusion of Atg4 or Atg3 with p62 in LC3 complex. by Wentao Gao (109734)

“…Relative band intensity of protein of interest was divided by correspondent band intensity of β-actin loading control. Fold of increase or decrease was then determined by setting the control sample as 1.…”

Compatibility of GROMOS-Derived Atomic Parameters for Lipopolysaccharide Membranes with the SPC/E Water Model and Alternative Long-Range Electrostatic Treatments Using Single Nonbo... by Manoela P. M. Lima (7528949)

“…The SPC/E model induces a small increase in OM fluidity, and when combined with the RF correction, shows a decrease in water orientation at the membrane surface. …”

Toll-like receptor 3 regulates Zika virus infection and associated host inflammatory response in primary human astrocytes by Chet Raj Ojha (4258624)

“…Infection by PRVABC59 elicited the highest release of inflammatory molecules, with a 8-fold increase in the release of RANTES, 10-fold increase in secretion of IP-10 secretion and a 12-fold increase in IFN-β secretion when compared to un-infected human astrocytes. …”

Quantitative phase imaging experimental setup and principle. by Jodie Llinares (8911040)

Image5_Phase behavior in multicomponent mixtures.jpeg by Luka Sturtewagen (17829197)

“…The polydispersity of the hydrocolloids causes the phase separation boundary to shift to lower concentrations and the miscibility region to decrease and change its shape from a rotated U-shape to a W-shape.…”

Image1_Phase behavior in multicomponent mixtures.jpeg by Luka Sturtewagen (17829197)

“…The polydispersity of the hydrocolloids causes the phase separation boundary to shift to lower concentrations and the miscibility region to decrease and change its shape from a rotated U-shape to a W-shape.…”

Monitoring ciliary entry and exit of Smo-mEos2 in SAG-treated cells. by Jynho Kim (614435)

“…<p>(A) Schematic diagram of drug treatment and photoconversion of NIH 3T3/Smo-mEos2 cells. …”

Image6_Phase behavior in multicomponent mixtures.jpeg by Luka Sturtewagen (17829197)

“…The polydispersity of the hydrocolloids causes the phase separation boundary to shift to lower concentrations and the miscibility region to decrease and change its shape from a rotated U-shape to a W-shape.…”

DataSheet1_Phase behavior in multicomponent mixtures.docx by Luka Sturtewagen (17829197)

“…The polydispersity of the hydrocolloids causes the phase separation boundary to shift to lower concentrations and the miscibility region to decrease and change its shape from a rotated U-shape to a W-shape.…”

Graphical depictions of the calculations. by Adam T. Biggs (538099)

“…These estimations provide a measure of both real-world perception and the subjective point of risk (i.e., popping for balloons) for each participant. …”

Image7_Phase behavior in multicomponent mixtures.jpeg by Luka Sturtewagen (17829197)

“…The polydispersity of the hydrocolloids causes the phase separation boundary to shift to lower concentrations and the miscibility region to decrease and change its shape from a rotated U-shape to a W-shape.…”

Final fit of the semi-mechanistic model to the Ebola outbreak in Western Area, Sierra Leone. by Sebastian Funk (101950)

“…(B) Corresponding dynamics of the reproduction number (ignoring depletion of susceptibles). Point-wise median state estimates are indicated by a solid line, interquartile ranges by dark shading, and 90% intervals by light shading. …”

Image2_Phase behavior in multicomponent mixtures.jpeg by Luka Sturtewagen (17829197)

“…The polydispersity of the hydrocolloids causes the phase separation boundary to shift to lower concentrations and the miscibility region to decrease and change its shape from a rotated U-shape to a W-shape.…”

The states of Zebrafish characterised by two length scales. by Yushi Yang (1755760)

“…The brightness of the markers corresponds to the value of the polarisation. Each scatter–point corresponds to a time-average of 2 minutes. …”