Brazos Valley predicted cumulative incidence cases using 7-day intervals. by Hongwei Zhao (62620)

Western blot showing LOX-12 expression: by Abhay kumar Singh (181364)

“…</b> (<b>C</b>) Michaelis-Menten plot of LOX-12 activity versus arachidonic acid concentration showing decrease in activity at different concentrations (0, 25, 50, 75,100 µM) of YWCS. …”

Effect of myricetin on <i>P</i>. <i>gingivalis</i>-induced NF-κB activation using the U937-3xκB-LUC cell line model. by Daniel Grenier (522918)

Dynamic changes of blood perfusion in grafts of the recipients. by Yaojun Wang (309584)

“…In rejection groups, it peaked at POD 4 and then decreased sharply to a level below that of the contralateral limb. …”

Inhibiting cell death impeded 2° and 3° formation <i>in vivo</i>. by David E. Larson (246516)

“…<p>(<b>A–D</b>) Examples of ommatidia from <i>GMR-Gal4/UAS-Diap1</i> retinae. …”

Bifunctional Avidin with Covalently Modifiable Ligand Binding Site by Jenni Leppiniemi (166920)

“…Here we engineered the biotin-binding pocket of avidin with a single point mutation S16C and thus introduced a chemically active thiol group, which could be covalently coupled with thiol-reactive molecules. …”

Changes of transcripts for cell wall precursors and cell wall protein related pathways between lower and upper half flanks at 6 h after gravistimulation. by Liwei Hu (454586)

“…Squares arranged in rows and columns represent individual transcripts at a single time point in the process. The individual square in a given area has the same color as the guide bar in the same column. …”

LNCaP microaggregates are metabolically active and proliferative over 14 days; whereas RWPE-2 microaggregates are metabolically dormant and non-proliferative. by Karen F. Chambers (224337)

“…LNCaP microaggregates demonstrate an increase in metabolism over 14 days (A) and an increase in DNA content (B). However, RWPE-2 microaggregates show a decrease in metabolism (C) and a decrease in DNA content (D). …”

Nanobody treatment leads to changes in norovirus capsid morphology. by Anna D. Koromyslova (1816249)

“…Nano-26, Nano-85, and citrate caused a significant decrease in genome copy levels compared to Nano-14. …”

Sec24D regulates intracellular Proinsulin abundance. by Jeffrey Viviano (8871581)

“…(B) Densitometric quantification of the relative abundance of Sec24D in transiently transfected Min-6 cells indicate a decrease in Sec24D levels of ~50% when transfected with Sec24D-targeted siRNA vs. controls (n = 5, p = 0.0117). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Ecophysiological responses of seedlings of six dipterocarp species to short-term drought in Borneo.docx by Tomoaki Ichie (2929254)

“…However, there were interspecific differences in physiological responses to such a decrease in soil water content: S. parvifolia and S. beccariana actively controlled their stomata during drought to reduce water consumption via an isohydric response, but showed an increase (S. parvifolia) or no change (S. beccariana) in leaf drought tolerance; Di. pachyphyllus and Dry. aromatica maintained photosynthesis and transpiration close to the wilting point during drought without reducing water consumption via an anisohydric response, and also increased their leaf drought tolerance over the drying period; and S. curtisii and S. smithiana maintained their photosynthetic capacity without stomatal closure, but showed no change or a slight decrease in leaf drought tolerance. …”

TrpC3 is necessary for hypertrophic gene expression. by Jacob S. Brenner (78498)

“…Data is presented as percent decrease in expression compared to the mean expression of myocytes expressing LacZ-shRNA#1. …”

Amino acid diversity of sequenced <i>pfcsp</i> and <i>ama1</i> fragments. by Christine F. Markwalter (13228969)

“…Green box marks the c1L domain. <b>D)</b> The mean decrease in accuracy for each variant amino acid position in a random forest model used to predict the whole AMA-1 fragment nucleotide sequence. …”

DataSheet_1_Extreme marine heatwaves and cold-spells events in the Southern North Sea: classifications, patterns, and trends.pdf by Bayoumy Mohamed (17004717)

“…We found a distinct difference between the annual mean values of MHW and MCS characteristics, with a rapid increase in total MHW days (14.36 ± 8.16 days/decade), whereas MCS showed an opposite trend (-16.54 ± 9.06 days/decade). …”

Experience-dependent and temporally restricted serotonin signaling and synaptic glomeruli pruning. by Vanessa Kay Miller (19775496)

“…Two-way ANOVA with Tukey’s multiple comparison shows a highly significant decrease in the Or42a OSN innervation (<i>n</i> = 28/condition, <i>p</i> = 7.45 × 10⁻¹¹) and increase in serotonin (<i>n</i> = 28/condition, <i>p</i> = 4.10 × 10⁻¹⁴). …”

Overlapping concepts can be retrieved separately and jointly. by Chiara Gastaldi (7857911)

“…Arrows indicate direction and speed of increase or decrease of the similarity variables. Intersections of blue and orange lines (the “nullclines” of the two variables <i>m</i>¹, <i>m</i>²) indicate fixed points, with a stability encoded by color (legend). …”

Corneal nerve damage in primary acute herpes simplex keratitis is due to viral proliferation and not corneal inflammation. by Kai Hu (311882)

“…<p><b>A, B:</b> Corneal nerve density was significantly decreased in PSGL1-KO mice as compared to WT mice after HSV-1 infection (n = 5/time point). …”

Profiling of annexin expression in WT potato leaves during drought. by Michal Szalonek (769733)

“…The level of expression was normalized against <i>EF1a</i> mRNA. Results are means ±SE (n≤4). Homogenic groups are determined by Tukey HSD (Honestly Significant Differences) test. …”

Changes in gene transcript abundance following TDV vaccination. by Fiona R. Strouts (2805394)

“…<p>Results from SAM analysis of transcripts from vaccinated animals compared with baseline, and vaccinated animals compared with placebo animals. (A) Numbers of differentially-expressed (DE) genes at each time-point. …”

Application of yeast-based biocontrol agents against fruit spoilage moulds by Zukisani Gomomo (20853371)

“…Stability and viability assays revealed varying levels of yeast survival on fruit surfaces, with a decrease in yeast cell concentrations observed after oven drying, while stability was maintained during the storage period. …”