Pancreatic phenotype after systemic deletion of WT1 in the <i>Wt1</i>^CreERT2;<i>Wt1</i>^flox model. by Laura Ariza (6336242)

“…Note the E-cadherin immunoreactivity decrease in the mutant. <b>G</b>. E-cadherin downregulation in mutant mice is confirmed by qPCR (mean of three biological replicates, p<0.01, Student’s t test). …”

Effect of ABPP on the neuronal density in the CA1 region of hippocampus. by Hongmei Shen (382343)

“…<p>Systemic administration of ABPP inhibited the decrease of neuron density induced by MCAO at 30^th day after MCAO (A). …”

Expression patterns in the four expression clusters. by Hong Xu (71477)

Transfection of catalytically active BPLF1 inhibits activation of the DDR and DNA repair in etoposide treated HeLa cells. by Jinlin Li (2267896)

“…The intensity of γH2AX and BRCA1 fluorescence and the number of cells showing ≥2 53BP1 foci were quantified in BPLF1 positive and negative cells from the same transfection experiment using the ImageJ software. Mean ± SE of two or three independent experiments where a minimum of 50 BPLF1 positive and 50 BPLF1 negative cells was scored in each condition.…”

iSTDP for stochastic inputs. by John R. W. Menzies (361198)

“…There is a stochastic but consistent weight decrease. The mean weight change (dark blue curve) is also shown.…”

Effect of sagopilone (SAG) on cell proliferation, tubulin cytoskeleton, cell cycle and apoptosis of lung cancer cells. by Sebastian Winsel (222664)

“…Proliferation was measured with crystal violet assay. Mean IC50 values as measure of the half-maximal growth inhibition and standard deviations are shown. 1B, Immunofluorescence staining of α-tubulin (green) and DNA (red) in A549 lung cancer cells after incubation with either vehicle (0.1% ethanol), 2.5 nM, or 40 nM SAG. …”

Simulations suggest spatial confinement causes the late-stage rearrangement of sarcolytes. by Daiki Wakita (8080223)

“…<p>Parameter changes to slow down the muscle units were performed from 30 to 50 hAPF (steps 129,600–273,600). (a–e) Snapshots of the left halves of simulation fields at 40 and 50 hAPF: (a) spatial confinement, (b) decrease in the self-propelling force strength of hemocytes, (c) increase in the friction coefficient of all the particles, (d) increase in the adhesion strength between a hemocyte and a fat body cell, (e) increase in the adhesion strength between hemocytes. …”

Various types of BR input pressure. by Adam Mahdi (496752)

“…<p>To test our models we applied a number of pressure stimuli: (A) sinusoidal, (B) step increases, (C) square (step increase followed by a step decrease), (D) ramp and triangular. …”

Effect of signaling pathway inhibitors on ox-LDL-induced Klotho downregulation in proximal tubular cells. by Cristina Sastre (503532)

“…<p>Pretreatment of MCT with parthenolide (1 µM) or PD098059 (50 µM) for 1 hour attenuates the decrease in Klotho mRNA (<b>A</b>) and protein (<b>B</b>) induced by ox-LDL (25 µg/mL). …”

Pro-resorptive activity of human osteoarthritis subchondral bone osteoblasts by Steeve Kwan Tat (87212)

“…<p><b>Copyright information:</b></p><p>Taken from "Chondroitin and glucosamine sulfate in combination decrease the pro-resorptive properties of human osteoarthritis subchondral bone osteoblasts: a basic science study"</p><p>http://arthritis-research.com/content/9/6/R117</p><p>Arthritis Research & Therapy 2007;9(6):R117-R117.…”

Comparison of Genetic Structure of Epixylic Liverwort <i>Crossocalyx hellerianus</i> between Central European and Fennoscandian Populations by Eva Holá (771613)

“…Large populations possessed less SGS, with individuals showing a pronounced decrease in kinship over 50 cm of distance. …”

Measured and modeled gene expression for ADH1. by Lucas B. Carey (289856)

“…Hence, we assume that TF dislodgment increases the dissociation rate of the activator and that nucleosome occlusion results in a decrease in the binding rate of the activator. …”

Accelerated drug action with 3D HD-MEA compared to planar HD-MEA. by Lisa Mapelli (416979)

“…C) The histograms show the time needed to reach the 10%, 50%, or 90% decrease in firing frequency after TTX application in both conditions. …”

Downregulation of profilins impairs the motility of astrocytic processes. by Stefanie K. Schweinhuber (687289)

“…Reduction of either profilin isoform resulted in a significant decrease of GFP positive membrane on the lower surface of the insert. …”

RAGE blocking and APP inhibition synergistically reduce oxidative stress, apoptosis and rescue sequential gliocentric cell fate change in DS HNPs. by Jie Lu (139953)

“…(B) Graphs show the S100B stimulation for 24 hours dose dependently increase H₂O₂ production and decrease mitochondrial membrane potential which can be blocked by RAGE antibody (1 µg/ml) or dalteparin sodium (1 IU/ml) (<b><a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0022126#pone.0022126.s005" target="_blank">Figure S5A</a></b>). …”

Sexual differences in daily foraging patterns among Great tits <i>Parus major</i> established by radio frequency identification (RFID) tags by Joachim Siekiera (7478408)

“…In contrast, during early spring we found a significant bimodal pattern only for females with a sharp decrease before dusk. …”

Spectral tuning of adaptation supports coding of sensory context in auditory cortex - Fig 8 by Mateo Lopez Espejo (7517897)

The effects of laser acupuncture on the modulation of cartilage extracellular matrix macromolecules in rats with adjuvant-induced arthritis - Fig 5 by Tien-Chien Pan (6475403)

“…A scale bar indicates 50 μm.</p>…”

Dose response analysis of active compounds identified in the primary HTS. by Kishore Polireddy (153876)

“…<p>(a) ABCB6 expressing cells showed dose dependent decrease in median channel fluorescence (representing PPIX fluorescence) in response to benzethonium chloride, verteporfin, and to a lesser extent piperlongumine. …”

The public health system and the place of autism by Vanini Mandaj (16029441)

“…Of these, 188 were treated at the Psychosocial Care Network for Children, 110 of them with weekly therapy. There was a predominance of males (73.63%), age range from 3 to 10 years, with a higher percentage of 5-year old (17.27%) patients, and a mean treatment time of 32 months. …”