Astrocyte activation by GA was sufficient to induce neuronal death through soluble factors. by Silvia Olivera-Bravo (349736)

“…Scale bar: 50 µm. <b>B:</b> Counting of striatal neurons maintained in culture for 24 h with CM-C or increasing dilutions of CM-GA or vehicle. …”

Chn over-expression increases lamellocyte number. by Martin Stofanko (236917)

“…<p>Chn overexpression decreases (<b>A</b>,<b>E</b>) sessile (asterisk) and (<b>B</b>,<b>F</b>) circulating plasmatocyte numbers. …”

Time course of activity levels in middle-aged female mice. by David R. Bonsall (813770)

“…(B) Similar reductions in wheel-running activity were seen in mice given 50ng IL-1β i.c.v. (n = 5). (C) The total number of wheel-running sessions during the dark period was reduced by IL-1β, with increased fatigability (measured as decreased bout duration) (D) seen during each session as compared to baseline levels. …”

Model rate laws and their variation with shelter capacity and time pressure. by Jean M. Carlson (215340)

“…In <b>B</b> we plot the measured rates for the data further partitioned by shelter capacity , along with the best fit model where the mean threshold is a linear function of (). Line color indicates shelter capacity: (red; top), (orange), (green), (blue), and (black; bottom). …”

Altered TRPV1 staining in spinal cord dorsal horn of diabetic mice by Reddy M Pabbidi (44094)

“…An enlarged segment of Af is shown in Am. . Mean gray values of TRPV1 staining in dorsal horn was significantly increased (n = 14 sections from 3 mice, p < 0.01) in hyperalgesic mice and significantly decreased (n = 16 sections from 3 mice, p < 0.01) in hypoalgesic mice as compared to age matched control non-diabetic mice. …”

Rate changes in the LIF/serum scenario. by Maria Herberg (363903)

“…In the bistable region, for any value of the autoregulatory transcription rate s₄ (e.g. orange line: s₄ = 30; grey line: s₄ = 40; blue line: s₄ = 50), an increase in the noise intensity σ_N up to a certain range leads to an increase in the number of state transitions. …”

Root growth and carbohydrate partitioning in cotton subjected to shading in the initial phase by Fábio Rafael Echer (4651702)

“…Shading caused reductions in length (60%), surface (65%), mean diameter (15%), root volume (69%), root dry matter mass (83%) and shoot (64%), as well as decreasing the content (36%) and the accumulation of carbohydrates in the shoot (73%). …”

Epigenome-wide association studies of occupational exposure to benzene and formaldehyde by Rachael V. Phillips (6880574)

“…In the benzene EWAS, we found genome-wide significant alterations, i.e., FWER-controlled <i>P</i>-values <0.05, in the mean and variance of methylation at 22 and 318 CpG sites, respectively, and in mean methylation of a large genomic region. …”

Tenfibgen Ligand Nanoencapsulation Delivers Bi-Functional Anti-CK2 RNAi Oligomer to Key Sites for Prostate Cancer Targeting Using Human Xenograft Tumors in Mice by Janeen H. Trembley (644906)

“…The sub-50 nm size TBG nanocapsule (s50-TBG) is a slightly negatively charged, uniform particle of 15 - 20 nm size which confers protection to the nucleic acid cargo. …”

Incorporation of 8-oxo-dG, but not 5-OH-dC, reduces the Tm of ASO:DNA and ASO:RNA duplexes. by Margit Mutso (748843)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Structures of 8-oxo-dG, its zwitterionic (minor) form and 5-OH-dC (common and minor forms). …”

Hypoxia-induced pulmonary remodeling. by Yuko Shirota (4351867)

“…Group1 mice showed a significant decrease in normal but increase in fully remodeled arterial walls. …”

Time series of simulated harvest rate, harvest, cumulative harvest, and example harvest control rules related to climate impacts on carrying capacity and productivity. by Jameal F. Samhouri (10136090)

“…The bottom panels show the harvest control rule when a climate impact causes carrying capacity and productivity to decrease (g) or increase (h), and harvest is managed using either a fixed or climate adaptive strategy (at two example time points, years 25 and 50). …”

Time series of simulated harvest rate, harvest, cumulative harvest, and example harvest control rules related to climate impacts on productivity. by Jameal F. Samhouri (10136090)

“…The bottom panels show the harvest control rule when a climate impact causes productivity to decrease (g) or increase (h), and harvest is managed using either a fixed or climate adaptive strategy (at two example time points, years 25 and 50). …”

Time series of simulated harvest rate, harvest, cumulative harvest, and example harvest control rules related to climate impacts on carrying capacity. by Jameal F. Samhouri (10136090)

“…The bottom panels show the harvest control rule when a climate impact causes carrying capacity to decrease (g) or increase (h), and harvest is managed using either a fixed or climate adaptive strategy (at two example time points, years 25 and 50). …”

Image_2_Culex quinquefasciatus Late Trypsin Biosynthesis Is Translationally Regulated by Trypsin Modulating Oostatic Factor.TIF by Dov Borovsky (8892182)

“…However, Northern blot analysis showed that TMOF injections did not cause a decrease in trypsin transcript abundance, indicating that TMOF probably affected trypsin translation.…”

Image_1_Culex quinquefasciatus Late Trypsin Biosynthesis Is Translationally Regulated by Trypsin Modulating Oostatic Factor.TIF by Dov Borovsky (8892182)

“…However, Northern blot analysis showed that TMOF injections did not cause a decrease in trypsin transcript abundance, indicating that TMOF probably affected trypsin translation.…”

Image_3_Culex quinquefasciatus Late Trypsin Biosynthesis Is Translationally Regulated by Trypsin Modulating Oostatic Factor.TIF by Dov Borovsky (8892182)

“…However, Northern blot analysis showed that TMOF injections did not cause a decrease in trypsin transcript abundance, indicating that TMOF probably affected trypsin translation.…”

H-89 reduces the signal from RLuc8 in single cells. by Katie J. Herbst (263656)

“…Additional doses of H-89 decrease the signal further. (B) Channel intensity images (top) and pseudocolor images (bottom) of cells corresponding to (A) at t = 15 min (before H-89 addition) and t = 50 min (when signal has reached maximum inhibition).…”

Displacement plots of ethidium bromide-DNA complexes by polyamines. by Ayesha Kabir (436717)

“…<p>Relative fluorescence intensity decrease of ethidium bromide (1.2 μM)-DNA(12.0 μM) complex induced by the binding of (A) spermine with CP DNA(-▪-), EC DNA (-•-), ML DNA (-▴-) and (B) spermidine with CP DNA(-▪-), EC DNA (-•-), ML DNA (-▴-) conducted in 10 mM SHE buffer pH 7.0 at 293.15 K (Inset: The values of IC₅₀ of CP, EC and ML DNA shown as a bar graph).…”

DataSheet1_Propolis attenuates diabetes-induced testicular injury by protecting against DNA damage and suppressing cellular stress.pdf by Ahmed M. Ashour (10887828)

“…The second, third, and fourth groups of diabetic rats were given vehicle (diabetic control) and propolis orally at 50 and 100 mg/kg, respectively, for 8 weeks. Diabetes was induced in rats via injection of nicotinamide and streptozotocin (STZ). …”