Inactivation rate of the LEO-MWCNTs filters to <i>E</i>. <i>coli</i> cells captured on the filters with different incubation time after the filtering step. by Xiuli Dong (658906)

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Log of <i>E</i>. <i>coli</i> cell numbers in filtrates after filtering through MWCNT filters with different MWCNT loadings. by Xiuli Dong (658906)

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Inactivation rates of <i>E</i>. <i>coli</i> bacteria retained on the surfaces of LEO-MWCNTs, TTO-MWCNTs, or Mix-MWCNTs filters with 10, 20 or 50 μL EO coatings. by Xiuli Dong (658906)

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DataSheet1.docx by Rui Hong Guo (4963240)

“…We reported that V. vulnificus RtxA1 toxin caused acute cell death only when close contact to host cells was allowed. …”

Biocorrosion behavior of biodegradable nanocomposite fibers coated layer-by-layer on AM50 magnesium implant by Abdal-hay, Abdalla

“…The corrosion performance of coated and uncoated coupon samples was investigated by means of electrochemical measurements. The results showed that the AJS 3D membrane fiber layers, particularly the hybrid membrane layers containing a small amount of nHA (3wt.%), induce a higher biocorrosion resistance and effectively decrease the initial degradation rate compared with the neat AM50 coupon samples. …”
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Belinostat decreases both male and female bladder weights in transgenic superficial bladder cancer mice by Michael T Buckley (37161)

“…Normal non-transgenic mouse bladders weigh approximately 10.0 mg at the same age, and Ha-transgenic mice with superficial bladder cancer have a 3 fold and higher bladder weight. , Male belinostat-treated mice (n = 4, 327.5 mg average weight) showed a two-fold decrease (50%, p = 0.03) in bladder weight versus control (n = 4, 652.5 mg average weight). , Female belinostat-treated mice (n = 5, 34.0 mg average weight) showed a 36% decrease (p = 0.04) in bladder weight versus control (n = 6, 53.3 mg average weight).…”

Antifungal effect of WSWE on <i>S</i>. <i>globosa</i>. by Acharya Balkrishna (5640038)

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Determination of minimum fungicidal concentration of WSWE against <i>S</i>. <i>globosa</i>. by Acharya Balkrishna (5640038)

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K-RAS knock down results in decreased pERK levels <i>in vivo</i>. by Irmgard Hofmann (138529)

WSWE targets both cell wall and cell membrane of <i>S</i>. <i>globosa</i>. by Acharya Balkrishna (5640038)

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Micromorphological impact of WSWE treatment on <i>S</i>. <i>globosa</i> cells. by Acharya Balkrishna (5640038)

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Proposed model of mode of action of WSWE as anti-fungal agent. by Acharya Balkrishna (5640038)

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WSWE treatment reduced total ergosterol amount in <i>S</i>. <i>globosa</i> cells. by Acharya Balkrishna (5640038)

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Alda-1 decreases whereas disulfiram increases malondialdehyde-acetaldehyde adducts after ethanol treatment. by Zhi Zhong (314411)

Overexpresssion of cofilin, LIMK and occludin, but not claudin-1, significantly diminishes the capsaicin-induced decrease in TER. by Tomoko Shiobara (486327)

Can inoculation with diazotrophic bacteria decrease the productivity loss of defoliated Vigna unguiculata (L.) Walp? by Caliane da S. Braulio (10469226)

Silencing of Doublecortin-Like (DCL) Results in Decreased Mitochondrial Activity and Delayed Neuroblastoma Tumor Growth by Carla S. Verissimo (463419)

EPO administration does not decrease <i>Hamp</i> expression in <i>mask</i> mice. by Jana Frýdlová (163557)

Cytokine dependent decrease in vSMC viability after type I NKT cell activation. by Gijs H. M. van Puijvelde (500345)

Decrease of NF-κB activity in tumor tissue of CCR5^−/− mice. by Ju Kyoung Song (324058)

“…<b>C</b>, Immunolfluorescence analysis of p50 confirmed that the intensities of nuclear staining for p50 were decreased in the tumor tissues of CCR5^−/− mice. …”