LANA NBs functions as transcription memory. by Tomoki Inagaki (12903779)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 12 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 19 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 20 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 22 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 21 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 11 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 15 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 14 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 16 by Rui Peng (472678)

Experimental research on the structural instability mechanism and the effect of multi-echelon support of deep roadways in a kilometre-deep well - Fig 13 by Rui Peng (472678)

Deletion of SPI-1 restores motility upon HilD induction. by Doaa Osama Saleh (16353149)

Data_Sheet_5_DNA Methylation Is Responsive to the Environment and Regulates the Expression of Biosynthetic Gene Clusters, Metabolite Production, and Virulence in Fusarium graminear... by Christopher Bonner (9990611)

Mean type IV glandular trichome densities (type IV trichomes per square millimeter) on distal, medial and proximal sections of petals (A) and sepals (B) of four entries CU071026 (C... by Sulley Ben-Mahmoud (5575340)

Comparison of MSH4 and RNF212 dynamics in WT and <i>Cdk2</i>^<i>T160A</i> spermatocytes. by Nathan Palmer (264897)

Pharmacokinetics of human IgG1 and IgG2 antibodies in NHPs. by Kenneth W. Walker (6518480)

Table1_Ultrasound-assisted intravesical botulinum toxin A delivery attenuates acetic acid—induced bladder hyperactivity in rats.docx by Qinggang Liu (4512100)

“…On day 1, rats’ bladders were instilled with 1 mL of saline, BTX-A (20 U in 1 mL), MB, or MB-BTX-A (20 U in 1 mL) complex with or without ultrasound (US) exposure (1 MHz, 1.5 W/cm², 50% duty cycle, sonication for 10 s with a 10-s pause for a total of 10 min). …”

STAT1-regulated expression of <i>ido</i> is involved in the control of <i>T. cruzi</i> infection. by Philipp Stahl (443447)

“…<p>(A,B) Exposure of cells to the JAK inhibitor AG-490 resulted in decreased STAT1 phosphorylation both at tyrosine residue 701 and serine residue 727 and is associated with a reduced intracellular STAT1 expression. …”

RpoS and Indole Signaling Control the Virulence of <i>Vibrio anguillarum</i> towards Gnotobiotic Sea Bass (<i>Dicentrarchus labrax</i>) Larvae by Xuan Li (137217)

“…Deletion of <i>rpoS</i> resulted in increased expression of the indole biosynthesis gene <i>tnaA</i> and in increased production of indole. Both <i>rpoS</i> deletion and the addition of exogenous indole (50–100 µM) resulted in decreased biofilm formation, exopolysaccharide production (a phenotype that is required for pathogenicity) and expression of the exopolysaccharide synthesis gene <i>wbfD</i>. …”

Measurement of Na⁺ ratio in the TE and blastocyst cross-sectional area in the ouabain-treated group. by Ayaka Fujishima (21221913)

“…In the first type, the blastocyst area showed minimal increase, except for Embryo No. 1; in the second type, the blastocysts tended to collapse and decrease in size. Embryo No. 5 exhibited a pattern similar to that of Group A. …”