Effects of variation in D1R-sensitivity on the WM-robustness in terms of potential barrier (PB). by Melissa Reneaux (833810)

“…<p>Increase in <i>D</i>1<i>R</i>_<i>sens</i> causes a consistent decrease in the PB of any individual level of sustained activity either sampled from the pre-peak (A) or from the post-peak (B) set of the modulation profile of cortical sustained <i>a</i>_<i>PN</i> activity. …”

Early blockade of CB1 and/or CB2 receptors reduces the density of serotonergic fibres below the lesion site. by Angel Arevalo-Martin (298990)

“…(E) Quantification of the area occupied by serotonin shows a significant decrease in AM630- and AM281/AM630-treated rats and a strong trend to decrease in AM281-treated rats, that is close to statistical significance (p = 0.06). …”

Effects of variation in D1R-sensitivity on the WM-robustness in terms of signal-to-noise ratio (SNR). by Melissa Reneaux (833810)

“…<p>Similar to the PB, increase in <i>D</i>1<i>R</i>_<i>sens</i> causes a consistent decrease in the SNR of any individual level of sustained activity either sampled from the pre-peak (A) or from the post-peak (B) set of the modulation profile of cortical sustained <i>a</i>_<i>PN</i> activity. …”

CTR1 silencing inhibits Cu entry. by Gomathy Narayanan (456259)

“…Cu estimation by AAS: Intracellular Cu levels increased significantly with Cu100 µM treatment (# <i>p</i> = 0.0005) and si 1 - 10 nM treatment decreased Cu levels (* <i>p</i> = 0.0008), even though P 800 µM also showed (* <i>p</i> = 0.01), a decrease in the Cu level statistically significant.…”

Influence of the inhibitory noise level <i>σ</i>. by Matthias S. Keil (93694)

“…<p>(<b>a</b>)The figure illustrates how an increase of the inhibitory noise level from <i>σ</i> = 0.25 to <i>σ</i> = 0.50 moves the maximum of <i>n-ψ</i> towards <i>t</i>_<i>c</i> = 500ms, thus <i>t</i>_rel (= the remaining time to collision after the peak) decreases from 133ms to 80ms. …”

Synaptic weights and receptive field of edge-orientation classifiers integrating fast-decaying (AMPA) inputs. by Etay Hay (211940)

“…</b> Synaptic weights from model first-order neurons onto classifier units using fast-decaying (AMPA) synapses and tuned to 20°, with a presentation time window of 50 ms and noise level 5%. Shown are 95% confidence intervals of weights over 20 classifiers. …”

Synaptic weights and receptive field of slow-decaying (NMDA) edge-orientation classifiers. by Etay Hay (211940)

“…</b> Synaptic weights from model first-order neurons onto classifier units using slow-decaying (NMDA) synapses and tuned to 20°, with presentation time window of 50 ms and noise level 5%. Shown are 95% confidence intervals of weights over 20 classifiers. …”

Imaging of Intracellular Tryptophan Levels with FLIPW-CTYT in COS-7 Cells by Thijs Kaper (34812)

“…<p>(A) Perfusion of COS-7 cells with various concentrations l-tryptophan (L-Trp) and 100 μM l-histidine (L-His) in Tyrode's buffer. …”

Effects of CTP on CoaE enzymatic activity. by Guneet Walia (258006)

“…<p>(A), Histogram depicting the percent decrease in CoaE activity in the presence of CTP, with the activity of CoaE in the presence of ATP (1 mM) and DCoA (0.5 mM) treated as 100% (Lane 1). …”

C1 shows similar results on macrophages as for microglia and does not interfere with cell activity, proliferation, and cell death are not affected in non-stimulated conditions. by Philipp Jordan (9364068)

“…Treatment with DMSO did not show a significant decrease. <b>e)</b> When stimulated with 100 μg/mL PolyIC for 24 hours using the same protocol as referred above the cells undergo a reduction of metabolic activity after treatment with 0.025 μM C1 compared to DMSO stimulation (p = 0.0053) and the positive control (p = 0.0138). …”

Cytochrome C-oxidase and ATP-production. by Constanze Nossol (326870)

“…Furthermore, a significant decrease in the ATP-content was found in IPEC-J2 after the application of FCCP (p<0.001; IPEC-J2-FCCP: 3680 pmol/100 000 cells).…”

Influences of stocking density and dietary probiotic supplementation on growing Japanese quail performance by KHALID M. MAHROSE (6572441)

“…Increasing level of probiotic up to 0.04 g/kg led to a significant decrease in dressing percentage by about 2.7 % compared to the control. …”

Enhanced electropermeabilization of peroxidized cells with both ultra-short and conventional electric pulse treatments. by P. Thomas Vernier (142483)

“…Peroxidized cells treated with a single 100 µs, 60 kV/m pulse show a strong decrease of fluorescence, indicating substantial membrane permeabilization. …”

Curation of heavy metal corpus validates assigned DRS. by Allan Peter Davis (121500)

“…There is a progressive decrease in the percentage of curated articles with DRS <100. …”

Fluorescence intensity quantification of O4 and MBP and immunohistological assessment of oligodendrocyte markers. by Georgia Panagiotakos (76482)

“…At 6 months post radiation, a spike in O4 levels is followed by a significant decrease that persists until one year and thereafter. …”

Effects of administration regimen on antitumor activity, TK activity and viral replication. by Daniel Abate-Daga (200715)

“…Group A received 4 doses of 2×10¹⁰ vp ICOVIR5-TK-L on days 0, 1, 7 and 8, and 6 ip doses of 100 mg/kg GCV on days 4, 5, 6, 11, 12 and 13. …”

The effects of Nodal on proliferation and apoptosis are dependent on activation of the type 1 receptor (ALK4/7). by Daniela F. Quail (123286)

“…<p>(A) Western blot analysis demonstrating that phosphorylation of SMAD2 decreases with SB431542 treatment (1–10 µM) in MDA-MB-231 cells. …”

Galectin-4 inhibits activation, cell cycle progression, and expansion of activated T cells. by Daniela Paclik (377314)

“…Data represent mean±SEM of three individual experiments. *p≤0.05 for decrease vs. baseline. (B) Flow cytometric analysis of cyclin-A expression of anti-CD3/CD28 stimulated T cells cultured in the presence or absence of 100 µg/ml Gal-4. …”

Combination effect of bradycardia, ApoE4 allele and increased vessel stiffness. by Christina Rose Kyrtsos (810935)

“…There was a small decrease in the number of neurons at the final simulation endpoint (<10%). …”

Image_1_Molecular mechanisms regulating natural menopause in the female ovary: a study based on transcriptomic data.jpeg by Quan Liu (486219)

“…Increased contents of terminally differentiated HMGB1+ Granulosa and GSTA1+ Granulosa were observed in the ovaries of individuals aged 50-69. Signaling pathway activity analysis indicated a gradual decrease in TGFb and MAPK pathway activity with menopause progression, while p53 pathway activity increased. …”