Expression and distribution of p-JNK and JNK proteins in the P7 rat brain after HI as detected by Western blot analysis and fluorescence immunolabeling. by Deyuan Li (769599)

“…Equal levels of protein samples (100 μg) were loaded, and GAPDH served as a loading control. …”

Moving distances in the open-field. by Wataru Matsunaga (3452621)

SD under different weights. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

Model framework. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

Vehicle travel time. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

Notation description. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

Five-stage speed adjustment. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

Mean TTC under different weights. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

SD and mean TTC under different weights. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

Parameter values. by Jianrong Cai (14245136)

“…Case study results show a significant decrease in SD as the CAV penetration rate increases, with a 58.38% reduction from 0% to 100%. …”

Changes in rotarod performance after EtOH injection in WT and GAD65 KO. by Wataru Matsunaga (3452621)

Flow chart describing samples. by Rabi Joël Gansaonré (20416803)

“…The difference (gain) in adjusted age at school entry between severely and non-stunted children was thus 1.06 [95% CI: 0.87; 1.25] years. If a child’s growth changed from severe stunting to normal growth, their risk of repeating a grade decreased by 5.0 [95% CI: 0.0; 9.0] per 100 persons-years. …”

Data for brain oscillations. by Thomas Jacquet (9960275)

“…During the cognitively demanding task, mental fatigue was evidenced by increased errors, missed trials, and decreased N100 amplitude over time. While no effect was reported on force steadiness, both tasks induced a decrease in MVC (<i>p</i> = .040), a force RFD-SF lower slope (<i>p</i> = .011), and a reduction in the coefficient of determination (<i>p</i> = .011). …”

Data for physical tasks. by Thomas Jacquet (9960275)

“…During the cognitively demanding task, mental fatigue was evidenced by increased errors, missed trials, and decreased N100 amplitude over time. While no effect was reported on force steadiness, both tasks induced a decrease in MVC (<i>p</i> = .040), a force RFD-SF lower slope (<i>p</i> = .011), and a reduction in the coefficient of determination (<i>p</i> = .011). …”

Subjective data. by Thomas Jacquet (9960275)

“…During the cognitively demanding task, mental fatigue was evidenced by increased errors, missed trials, and decreased N100 amplitude over time. While no effect was reported on force steadiness, both tasks induced a decrease in MVC (<i>p</i> = .040), a force RFD-SF lower slope (<i>p</i> = .011), and a reduction in the coefficient of determination (<i>p</i> = .011). …”

Beyond Blue: Systematic Modulation of Electronic Structure and Redox Properties of Type 1 Copper in Azurin by Casey Van Stappen (7203626)

“…To address this issue, we report the design of a green copper center in azurin where an equatorial-to-axial shift in a histidine binding interaction leads to reorientation of the Cu-centered redox active molecular orbital and a +100 mV shift in <i>E</i>°′. …”

Histology of the gingival tissue. by Salomé Mascarell (20234689)

Aluminum Complexes Bearing Aminoquinoline Ligands with Different Pendant Donors: Remarkable Impact of Hemilability on the Ring-Opening Polymerization of ε‑Caprolactone by Sen Xiang (2898662)

“…Remarkably, ultrahigh-molecular-weight polycaprolactones (PCLs; <i>M</i>_n up to 41.2 × 10⁴ g·mol^–1) were readily synthesized, and immortal catalysis with a catalyst loading as low as 0.01 mol % relative to monomer and a large excess BnOH (up to 100 equiv to Al) was achieved as a result of hemilabile ligand coordination.…”

Aluminum Complexes Bearing Aminoquinoline Ligands with Different Pendant Donors: Remarkable Impact of Hemilability on the Ring-Opening Polymerization of ε‑Caprolactone by Sen Xiang (2898662)

“…Remarkably, ultrahigh-molecular-weight polycaprolactones (PCLs; <i>M</i>_n up to 41.2 × 10⁴ g·mol^–1) were readily synthesized, and immortal catalysis with a catalyst loading as low as 0.01 mol % relative to monomer and a large excess BnOH (up to 100 equiv to Al) was achieved as a result of hemilabile ligand coordination.…”

Aluminum Complexes Bearing Aminoquinoline Ligands with Different Pendant Donors: Remarkable Impact of Hemilability on the Ring-Opening Polymerization of ε‑Caprolactone by Sen Xiang (2898662)

“…Remarkably, ultrahigh-molecular-weight polycaprolactones (PCLs; <i>M</i>_n up to 41.2 × 10⁴ g·mol^–1) were readily synthesized, and immortal catalysis with a catalyst loading as low as 0.01 mol % relative to monomer and a large excess BnOH (up to 100 equiv to Al) was achieved as a result of hemilabile ligand coordination.…”