Table_1_The Effect of Clostridium butyricum on Gut Microbiota, Immune Response and Intestinal Barrier Function During the Development of Necrotic Enteritis in Chickens.DOCX by Ting Huang (190932)

“…Although C. butyricum was found to have a significant beneficial effect on the structure of intestinal bacteria in the basal diet groups and decrease the abundance of C. perfringens in the gut, it did not significantly affect the occurrence of intestinal lesions and did not significantly correct the shift in gut bacterial composition post C. perfringens infection. …”

Image_2_The Effect of Clostridium butyricum on Gut Microbiota, Immune Response and Intestinal Barrier Function During the Development of Necrotic Enteritis in Chickens.TIF by Ting Huang (190932)

“…Although C. butyricum was found to have a significant beneficial effect on the structure of intestinal bacteria in the basal diet groups and decrease the abundance of C. perfringens in the gut, it did not significantly affect the occurrence of intestinal lesions and did not significantly correct the shift in gut bacterial composition post C. perfringens infection. …”

Table_3_The Effect of Clostridium butyricum on Gut Microbiota, Immune Response and Intestinal Barrier Function During the Development of Necrotic Enteritis in Chickens.DOCX by Ting Huang (190932)

“…Although C. butyricum was found to have a significant beneficial effect on the structure of intestinal bacteria in the basal diet groups and decrease the abundance of C. perfringens in the gut, it did not significantly affect the occurrence of intestinal lesions and did not significantly correct the shift in gut bacterial composition post C. perfringens infection. …”

Table_2_The Effect of Clostridium butyricum on Gut Microbiota, Immune Response and Intestinal Barrier Function During the Development of Necrotic Enteritis in Chickens.DOCX by Ting Huang (190932)

“…Although C. butyricum was found to have a significant beneficial effect on the structure of intestinal bacteria in the basal diet groups and decrease the abundance of C. perfringens in the gut, it did not significantly affect the occurrence of intestinal lesions and did not significantly correct the shift in gut bacterial composition post C. perfringens infection. …”

Hh signaling interacts with NB temporal cascade component. by Phing Chian Chai (382425)

“…<p>(A–E′) About 50% of <i>smo^IA3</i> (B–B′), <i>cas²⁴</i> (C–C′), and <i>svp¹</i> (D–D′) clones had a single NB that continues to express Mira (red) and PH3 (blue, unpublished data for <i>svp¹</i>) at 48 h APF. …”

Actionable Gene Expression-Based Patient Stratification for Molecular Targeted Therapy in Hepatocellular Carcinoma by Jung-Hee Kwon (421854)

“…Up-regulation of EGFR was observed at early stage and tended to gradually decrease toward late stages (BCLC stage A: 41.9%; B: 30.8%; C: 17.6%). …”

Monthly temperature changes during 1951–2002. by Evan H. Girvetz (256065)

Comparison between correlations for virtual donor samples and PHHs. by Muriel M. Heldring (13020365)

“…For all fitted parameters P_i, we added a value, drawn from a normal distribution with mean 0 and standard deviation p_i ∙ c, to the parameter value. …”

Effect of different subclasses of hugin neurons on the motor pattern underlying feeding and locomotion behavior. by Andreas Schoofs (588234)

“…<p>(A–C) Double antibody staining of Hug0.8: fluorescence expression driven by Hug0.8-Gal4 (C). …”

Effect of different subclasses of hugin neurons on the motor pattern underlying feeding and locomotion behavior. by Andreas Schoofs (588234)

“…<p>(A–C) Double antibody staining of Hug0.8: fluorescence expression driven by Hug0.8-Gal4 (C). …”

Cx26 immunostaining and quantitative analysis in the neuromuscular compartment of normal and diverticular disease human colon. by Letizia Mattii (302997)

“…At higher magnification (C–F), SMCs show a punctuated immunoreactivity, which is localized at the membrane (arrows), cytoplasmic (asterisks), paranuclear and nuclear (arrowheads) levels; scale bars: 50 µm. …”

Fibrotic changes in the murine lungs and livers of the DMSO, valsartan, and PD123319 groups. by Saori Yaguchi (418831)

“…E: The fibrosis was thinnest in the valsartan group (p<0.01). Magnification, A: X200. Scale bar, A: 50 µm. The results represent the mean ± SD. …”

Oxidative stress in INS1E and alphaTC1 cells in 3D aggregates. by Mireille M. J. P. E. Sthijns (12245491)

“…B) Seeding INS1E and alphaTC1 cells in the ratios 100:0 and 50:50 in 3D aggregates exposed to 500 μM H₂O₂ decreased the percentage of oxidative stress–positive INS1E cells. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Fortification of cocoa semi-skimmed milk formulations with native lactic acid bacteria: Cell viability, physicochemical and functional properties for developing novel... by Gabriela N. Tenea (10930824)

Fig 1 - by Manabu Murakami (1786186)

“…Representative immunoblots of membranes from wild-type and transgenic mice analyzed for the expression of CaV1.2 (α1C) and GAPDH. A significant decrease in the Cav1.2 protein level was observed. n = 6. …”

Noise propagation is captured by the gene regulatory network model. by Nataša Puzović (7866440)

“…Increasing the level of gene-specific expression noise reduces the mean fitness of the clonal population. The mean fitness of the population is significantly, but marginally, increased by noise in genes with higher node instrength (B), and significantly decreased by noise in genes with higher node outstrength (C). …”

Mechano-Responsive, Tough, and Antibacterial Zwitterionic Hydrogels with Controllable Drug Release for Wound Healing Applications by Kun Fang (619812)

DataSheet2_Synthesis, docking studies, biological activity of carbon monoxide release molecules based on coumarin derivatives.ZIP by Huapeng Liu (7360361)

“…Moreover, complex 5 caused a decrease of mitochondrial membrane potential and effectively induced ROS production against MDAMB231 cells. …”

DataSheet1_Synthesis, docking studies, biological activity of carbon monoxide release molecules based on coumarin derivatives.DOCX by Huapeng Liu (7360361)

“…Moreover, complex 5 caused a decrease of mitochondrial membrane potential and effectively induced ROS production against MDAMB231 cells. …”

Long-term dexamethasone treatment inhibits the induction of <i>ANGPTL4</i> transcription, together with down-regulation of the GR. by Masafumi Nakamoto (3617828)