Knockout simulations reveal the major role of C4BP. by Bing Liu (70818)

“…Profiles of deposited cleaved/uncleaved C4 fragments across time points of 0–3.5 h under infection-inflammation condition occurring via classical pathway (triggered by PC beads) in untreated or treated sera with increased C4BP or decreased C4BP were studied. …”

Reduced insulin signaling results in an increased proportion of longer chain CHC. by Tsung-Han Kuo (114614)

“…Each data point represents the percentage change of normalized CHC expression level in <i>chico</i> mutant flies from their controls for a single compound from GC/MS. …”

The impact of supervised weight loss and intentional weight regain on sex hormone binding globulin and testosterone in premenopausal women by Mira Aubuchon (2747557)

“…<p>What is the impact of intentional weight loss and regain on serum androgens in women? We conducted an ancillary analysis of prospectively collected samples from a randomized controlled trial. …”

Analysis of cell cycle specific genes on mRNA and protein level. by Constanze Nossol (326870)

Interventions performed to maintain vital parameters within preset limits. by Paul Skorup (289783)

“…<p>PaO₂ = arterial partial pressure of oxygen, FiO₂ = inspired fraction of oxygen, PEEP = positive end expiratory pressure, MAP = mean arterial pressure, CI = cardiac index, MPAP = mean pulmonary arterial pressure.…”

Repetitive stress modulates loudness perception. by Ghattas Bisharat (20706928)

“…Mice exhibited increased perceptual boundaries during repeated stress, indicating a decreased loudness perception (<i>t</i> test, <i>p</i> = 1.2 × 10⁻⁰⁵, mean ± SE). …”

Human amygdala responses to music in probabilistically defined anatomical regions. by Tonio Ball (68765)

“…Voxels with a significant signal decrease are displayed as black or yellow triangles. …”

Cytoplasmic increase of TDP-43 in LPS-activated astrocytes. by Ana Sofia Correia (804511)

“…Arrows point on cells presenting a decrease in nuclear TDP-43. …”

Crystal and Molecular Structure and Stability of Isoniazid Cocrystals with Selected Carboxylic Acids by Inese Sarcevica (1984489)

“…The stability study of isoniazid cocrystals has been performed over a 22 week period. A comparison of melting points of isoniazid–dicarboxylic acid 2:1 cocrystals shows the decrease of melting point with an increasing length of the acid. …”

Fig 6 - by Francesco Poli (19995426)

“…<p><b>A. Distribution of prediction errors over pattern types</b>. …”

Hematoxylin and eosin (HE) stained paraffin sections and toluidine blue–stained resin sections of the macrodactylous enlarged nerve and the normal digital nerve tissue. by Xi Yang (112884)

“…(E) Intensive distribution of myelinated nerve was found in the normal digital nerve tissue (E, red arrows) (scale bars, 50 μm). (F) A clear decrease in the myelination of the macrodactylous nerve was apparent (F, red arrows). …”

Effect of Testosterone on Proliferation Markers and Apoptosis in Breasts of Ovariectomized Rats by Jussara Celi Conceição Oliveira (8401119)

“…<div><p>Abstract Objective To investigate the action of testosterone (T), isolated or associated with estradiol benzoate (EB), on the proliferation markers and apoptosis of breasts of ovariectomized rats. Methods A total of 48 castrated female Wistar rats were divided into 6 groups, and each of them were submitted to one of the following treatments for 5 weeks: 1) control; 2) EB 50 mcg/day + T 50 mcg/day; 3) T 50mcg/day; 4) EB 50 mcg +T 300 mcg/day; 5) T 300 mcg/day; and 6) EB 50 mcg/day. …”

Emergence of assemblies in the presence of structured external input. by Lisandro Montangie (8816753)

“…<p><b>A</b>. Mean clustering coefficient versus the pairwise correlation coefficient of the input pattern. …”

Significant influences of forest features on absolute treatment effects (inside the fence–outside the fence), i.e. the difference. by Deborah Schäfer (6940535)

“…<p>Positive values indicate increased response variables in fenced plots, negative values indicate decreased response values in fenced plots. We see (a) difference of species richness of herbs against relative conifer cover (b) difference of species richness of herbs against mean DBH of the 50 largest trees (c) difference of cover of herbs (all herbs estimated together) against relative conifer cover (d) difference of diversity of herbs (exp(H)) against initial cover of herbs (summed cover of individual species measured independent of treatment plots in spring and summer, resulting in values ranging from 0.1–266) (e) difference of evenness of shrubs against canopy cover.…”

Influence of the global anatomical connectivity strength on intra-brain synchronization. by Guillaume Dumas (377404)

“…<p>Average PLV across all pairs of electrodes inside each simulated subject helmet for the gamma (A) and alpha (B) frequency bands. The decrease of PLV after C_intra = 0.7 for the alpha band seems caused by fluctuations of the mean low-frequency rhythm peak at strong anatomical coupling.…”

Summary of the effects of differing fetal programming models on hepatic gene expression in the adult ewe. by Kirsten Hogg (283182)

“…<p>Upward arrows (↑) represent an increase and downward arrows (↓) represent a decrease in mean gene expression in TP cohorts compared to controls. …”

Trolox reduces the amount of protein carbonylation and the mutation rates. by Anita Krisko (5648596)

“…<p>Parallel decrease in mutation rate (white and black circle) (fraction of cells with a MutL-CFP focus) and in constitutive protein carbonylation (white and black square) in the presence of 1 mM trolox (black symbols) relative to no trolox controls (white symbols). …”

Influence of homopolymeric tract length on the heterogeneity of PCR products. by Jay Lucidarme (366721)

“…The relative amounts of the respective primary (1°) and secondary (2°) products were estimated by calculating the ratio of the corresponding peak areas using Peak Scanner software (Life Technologies Ltd). Charts (a) and (b) illustrate a decrease in mean peak area ratio with increasing absolute homopolymeric tract length (corresponding to the 1° peak) for <i>hmbR</i> and <i>hpuA</i>, respectively. …”

Agonist-driven FRET changes parallel binding and cellular efficacies of agonists. by Seungwoo Chang (306656)

“…<p>A. Cch binding (filled circle) and Cch-driven FRET changes (open circle) were measured using membranes prepared from FlAsH-labeled HeLa cells that expressed M1S2. …”

Effect of antidepressants on tegu sleep. by Paul-Antoine Libourel (561599)

“…S1 was scored automatically based on the decrease of the eye movement density associated with a low muscle tone, and S2 scored based on the 15-Hz oscillations. …”