Table_4_Lower Interferon Regulatory Factor-8 Expression in Peripheral Myeloid Cells Tracks With Adverse Central Nervous System Outcomes in Treated HIV Infection.xlsx by Michelle L. D'Antoni (8058620)

“…These data may implicate IRF-8 as a novel transcription factor in the neuropathophysiology of brain abnormalities in treated HIV and serve as a potential therapeutic target to decrease the burden of cognitive dysfunction in this population.…”

Table_6_Lower Interferon Regulatory Factor-8 Expression in Peripheral Myeloid Cells Tracks With Adverse Central Nervous System Outcomes in Treated HIV Infection.xlsx by Michelle L. D'Antoni (8058620)

“…These data may implicate IRF-8 as a novel transcription factor in the neuropathophysiology of brain abnormalities in treated HIV and serve as a potential therapeutic target to decrease the burden of cognitive dysfunction in this population.…”

Image_2_Lower Interferon Regulatory Factor-8 Expression in Peripheral Myeloid Cells Tracks With Adverse Central Nervous System Outcomes in Treated HIV Infection.TIF by Michelle L. D'Antoni (8058620)

“…These data may implicate IRF-8 as a novel transcription factor in the neuropathophysiology of brain abnormalities in treated HIV and serve as a potential therapeutic target to decrease the burden of cognitive dysfunction in this population.…”

Image_1_Lower Interferon Regulatory Factor-8 Expression in Peripheral Myeloid Cells Tracks With Adverse Central Nervous System Outcomes in Treated HIV Infection.TIFF by Michelle L. D'Antoni (8058620)

“…These data may implicate IRF-8 as a novel transcription factor in the neuropathophysiology of brain abnormalities in treated HIV and serve as a potential therapeutic target to decrease the burden of cognitive dysfunction in this population.…”

Table_7_Lower Interferon Regulatory Factor-8 Expression in Peripheral Myeloid Cells Tracks With Adverse Central Nervous System Outcomes in Treated HIV Infection.xlsx by Michelle L. D'Antoni (8058620)

“…These data may implicate IRF-8 as a novel transcription factor in the neuropathophysiology of brain abnormalities in treated HIV and serve as a potential therapeutic target to decrease the burden of cognitive dysfunction in this population.…”

Validation and predictive accuracy of the cerebrovascular model, by Hadi Esfandi (21387211)

“…<p>(a-f) dependency of blood flow in capillaries on the cortical depth and ABNP values: (a) mean and standard deviation of blood flow in Cap1 segments for various ABNP values, (b) layer-specific average blood flow in capillaries across the entire monophasic flat autoregulation range, (c) indicates that the superficial layers have a more nonuniform hemodynamic distribution in capillaries, (d) mean capillary blood flow across different vascular layers at physiological ABNP values (50-70 mmHg), (e) WT changes in superficial PA segments are more significant than in deeper segments across the autoregulation range. …”

Impairment of RPA foci formation and the DNA damage checkpoint in CBP and p300 depleted cells. by Hideaki Ogiwara (18358)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Effects of CBP and p300 depletion on DSB-induced RPA and CHK1 activation. …”

Data_Sheet_1_The change of plasma metabolic profile and gut microbiome dysbiosis in patients with rheumatoid arthritis.PDF by Jing Zhu (27724)

“…Objective<p>Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic inflammatory joint disease, which is associated with progressive disability, systemic complications, and early death. …”

Varying cell-cell adhesion fails to match all the experimental trends. by Jinghao Chen (5145005)

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

“…Note decreased neuronal number and neurite growth caused by CM-GA and the maintenance of both neuronal survival and phenotype in the CM-FeT/GA condition. …”

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)

“…If the intensity of the background noise becomes too high, it interferes with the underlying TF dynamics and the number of valid transitions decreases. Thick middle lines show the mean number of state transitions in 24 h for the respective value of s₄, upper and lower bands depict the standard deviations. …”

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%). …”

Image_1_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)

“…At day 20, the chickens were divided into four groups: C. perfringens challenged and unchallenged chickens with and without C. butyricum supplementation. All groups were fed a basal diet for 13 days and thereafter a basal diet with 50% fishmeal from day 14 to 24. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Analysis of the Dose-Response Effects of Physical Activity on Cardiocerebrovascular and All-Cause Mortality in Hypertension.docx by Jun-Peng Xu (12254186)

“…Subgroup analysis and restricted cubic spline curves showed that MV-PA surpassing 15 MET-h/week could decrease the risks of cardiovascular and all-cause mortality with inverse relationships, which was not the case for cerebrovascular mortality, indicating a U-shaped association.…”

Table_7_Environmental Factors Variably Impact Tea Secondary Metabolites in the Context of Climate Change.docx by Selena Ahmed (640493)

“…Findings provide evidence that shifts in seasonality, water stress, geography, light factors, altitude, herbivory and microbes, temperature, and soil factors that are linked to climate change can result in both increases and decreases up to 50% in secondary metabolites. A gap was found regarding evidence on the direct effects of carbon dioxide on tea quality, highlighting a critical research area for future study. …”

Selective dynamin 1 inhibition through siRNA impairs both synaptic plasticity and associative memory. by Mauro Fà (59065)

“…<b>D</b>, Bilateral infusions of Penetratin 1- conjugated dynamin 1 siRNA (open triangles) (80 nM in a final volume of 1.5 μl over 1 minute, repeated 2 times a day for three days) into dorsal hippocampi decrease LTP compared to Penetratin 1- conjugated Control siRNA treatment (grey squares) (F_1,9 = 5.578, <i>p</i> = 0.001). …”