LY37 treatment significantly increased the phosphorylation of ERK1/2 activity in the cultured PFC neurons, and this was prevented by the ERK inhibitor PD98059 (PD). by Min-Juan Wang (402222)

“…<p>(A) Representative images of ERK1/2 and p-ERK1/2 expression in response to LY37, PD (50 µM for 1 h) or PD followed by LY37 treatment (1 µM for 1 h), DMSO as PD's vehicle. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Does Emotional Labor Matter for University Teaching? Examining the Antecedents and Consequences of University Teachers' Emotional Labor Strategies.docx by Jiying Han (11429851)

“…., perceived emotional job demands and teaching support) and teaching efficacy. A sample of 643 university teachers from 50 public higher education institutions in an East China province responded to a questionnaire survey. …”

Presentation_1_An Arctic Paradox: Response of Fluvial Hg Inputs and Bioavailability to Global Climate Change in an Extreme Coastal Environment.pptx by Luiz Drude de Lacerda (8814338)

“…Basin and oceanic processes undergo positive feedback, which causes an increase in the water residence time in estuaries, an extension of saline intrusion landward, accumulation of sediments in the inner reaches of estuaries, and the expansion of mangrove areas, particularly over the past 50 years. Expansion of mangroves means an expansion of sulfate reduction metabolism, which produces large amounts of dissolved organic carbon, characterized by a high capacity for forming organo-metallic complexes of high environmental significance. …”

HUVEC toxicity of Dasatinib, Ponatinib, Nilotinib, and Bafetinib is dependent on dose. by Yihua Wang (491766)

“…A. Calcein-AM staining (viable cells) significantly decreased with dasatinib, ponatinib, and nilotinib cell viability at Cmax and 0.5 Cmax, but not at 0.25 Cmax while bafetinib only significantly decreases viability at Cmax. …”

RNAi-mediated elimination of critical autophagic proteins does not harm fly eye architectural structure. by Panagiotis D. Velentzas (489246)

“…Scale Bars: 50 µm.</p>…”

Activation of total Rap1 enhances recruitment of junctional proteins and cortical F-actin both <i>in vitro</i> and <i>in vivo</i>. by Erika S. Wittchen (256700)

“…<p>(A) 8CPT-cAMP treatment (250 µM, 1 hr) of cultured RPE monolayers decreases stress fibers and enhances cortical F-actin morphology. …”

Burden of opioid use for pain management among adult herpes zoster patients in the US and the potential impact of vaccination by Jean-Etienne Poirrier (90664)

“…RZV vaccination may potentially reduce opioid prescriptions through decreasing HZ incidence.…”

Biopolymer-coated magnesium-alloy-based multi-functional bio-nanocomposite scaffolds by Adithya Garimella (19435017)

“…As porosity increased from 50% to 60%, scaffold compressive strength and modulus decreased but remained in line with that of a human cancellous bone. …”

Changes in the glue yield. by Yaqin Qian (19507733)

“…The results indicated that preparing FG following the optimal processes of the new glue-making technique not only ensured the quality of the glue solution but also outperformed the traditional handicraft technique in the following aspects: 1) it simplifies the production process, reduces labor intensity, and saves time: the soaking time is decreased by 50% and the traditional manual smashing process is not required; 2) it improves the glue yield by 5.42%; and 3) due to introduction of mechanical processing, time and temperature are controllable, rendering production more repeatable and easily up-scaled.…”

Comparison of glue yields. by Yaqin Qian (19507733)

“…The results indicated that preparing FG following the optimal processes of the new glue-making technique not only ensured the quality of the glue solution but also outperformed the traditional handicraft technique in the following aspects: 1) it simplifies the production process, reduces labor intensity, and saves time: the soaking time is decreased by 50% and the traditional manual smashing process is not required; 2) it improves the glue yield by 5.42%; and 3) due to introduction of mechanical processing, time and temperature are controllable, rendering production more repeatable and easily up-scaled.…”

Data_Sheet_1_Investigating functional brain connectivity patterns associated with two hypnotic states.PDF by Nuno M. P. de Matos (17669874)

“…In this fMRI study (which is part of a larger hypnosis project) with 50 hypnosis-experienced participants, we analyzed neural and physiological responses during two hypnosis states, comparing them to non-hypnotic control conditions and to each other. …”

Evaluation of imputed genomic data in discrete traits using Random forest and Bayesian threshold methods by Saadat Sadeghi (5886035)

“…The objectives of this study were (1) to quantify imputation accuracy and to assess the factors affecting it; and (2) to evaluate the accuracy of threshold BayesA (TBA), Bayesian threshold LASSO (BTL) and random forest (RF) algorithms to analyze discrete traits. …”

READmeFile from Artificial light at night reverses monthly foraging pattern under simulated moonlight by Svenja Tidau (13127768)

“…Foraging decreased during brighter moonlight in naturally lit conditions. …”

Application of ecological indicators in coastal watershed under high pressure during summer period by Aichely Rodrigues da Silva (6127655)

“…This analysis has submitted be more appropriate when used in river scale as a whole, but not isolated segments.</p></div>…”

Lowering barometric pressure induces neuronal activation in the superior vestibular nucleus in mice by Jun Sato (122503)

“…To address this issue, we used expression of c-Fos protein as a marker for neural activation. Male and female mice were placed in a climatic chamber, and the barometric pressure was lowered by 40 hPa, from 1013 hPa, for 50 min (LP stimulation). …”

Calcineurin and calpain were abnormal in PAN-treated podocytes. by Fangrui Ding (659863)

“…Compared to untreated control podocytes, calcineurin activity was up-regulated in podocytes treated with various concentrations of PAN (25, 50, 75, 100, or 125 μg/ml) after 24 h. (B, C) Interestingly, the protein expression of full-length 60-kDa calcineurin was decreased in a dose-dependent manner in PAN-treated podocytes; this effect was the opposite of that observed on calcineurin activity. …”

Effect of RAMP1 mRNA knockdown on TT cells. by Aditya J. Desai (508657)

“…(C) Intracellular calcium response of the RAMP1 siRNA cells to 1µM Cinacalcet in presence of 1.5 mM CaCl₂ and (D) 100µM Neomycin in presence of 2 mM CaCl₂ The responses were decreased by ∼42% and ∼50% respectively compared to scrambled siRNA transfected cells. …”

Detoxification Processes from Vanadate at the Root Apoplasm Activated by Caffeic and Polygalacturonic Acids by Giovanni Garau (816117)

“…At pH ≥ 3.6 the redox activity decreased and a yield in V(IV) equal to 38, 31, 21 and 14% was found at pH 3.6, 4.0. 5.0 and 6.0 respectively compared with that obtained at pH 2.8. …”

Evaluation of Phosphate Fertilizers for the Immobilization of Cd in Contaminated Soils by Yin Yan (283209)

“…Results showed that after 50 d immobilization, the extractable concentrations of Cd in DAP, MPP, SSP, and TCP treated soils decreased from 42.64 mg/kg (in the control) to 23.86, 21.86, 33.89, and 35.59 mg/kg, respectively, with immobilization efficiency in the order of MPP > DAP > SSP > TCP. …”

Watershed Sediment Losses to Lakes Accelerating Despite Agricultural Soil Conservation Efforts by Adam J. Heathcote (105723)

“…<div><p>Agricultural soil loss and deposition in aquatic ecosystems is a problem that impairs water quality worldwide and is costly to agriculture and food supplies. …”