Comparison of MMPs expression after the simulation in IBD simulated individuals of different therapies. by Violeta Balbas-Martinez (4919179)

“…<p>Simulated therapies: Anti-TNFα, GMA therapy (equivalent of knock out our MACR node), anti-IL17, human recombinant IL10 (rhulL-10), anti-IFNγ, anti-IL2 and anti-IL12-IL23. Comparing with untreated simulation, we can see a 30.7%, a 27.1%, a 31.9% and a 4.1% decrease in the MMPs expression simulating anti-TNFα, GMA therapy, anti-IL2 and anti-IL12-IL23 respectively. …”

Table_1_Water Quality Improvement Shifts the Dominant Phytoplankton Group From Cryptophytes to Diatoms in a Coastal Ecosystem.docx by Yoonja Kang (10316228)

Image_1_Water Quality Improvement Shifts the Dominant Phytoplankton Group From Cryptophytes to Diatoms in a Coastal Ecosystem.tif by Yoonja Kang (10316228)

Biophysical mechanisms involved in excitability modulation. by Eleftheria Kyriaki Pissadaki (235089)

“…Blockade of the NMDA receptors in the SLM layer alone results in a 15% decrease of the duty cycle while blockade in both layers results in a 65% decrease in the duty cycle.…”

Latitudinal cogradient variation of development time and growth rate and a negative latitudinal body weight cline in a widely distributed cabbage beetle by Jianjun Tang (143041)

Serine 26 in the PomB Subunit of the Flagellar Motor Is Essential for Hypermotility of <i>Vibrio cholerae</i> by Petra Halang (561390)

Protease-sensitive PrP^Sc conformers in GSS P102L brain tissues. by Salvatore Monaco (47157)

“…(D) In case # 8, immunoblot with ICSM 35 did not reveal PrP^Sc after cPK treatment (lanes 7 and 8), wheras NaPTA precipitation showed a smear migrating in the upper part of the gel in a 50–70 kDa zone (lane 9, arrow), partially decreased by PNFase treatment (lane 10).…”

Parallel Screening of Wild-Type and Drug-Resistant Targets for Anti-Resistance Neuraminidase Inhibitors by Kai-Cheng Hsu (177095)

“…Using this strategy, we identified a new inhibitor, Remazol Brilliant Blue R (RB19, an anthraquinone dye), which inhibited WT NA and MDR NA with IC₅₀ values of 3.4 and 4.5 µM, respectively. …”

Relationship between the Sequencing and Timing of Vocal Motor Elements in Birdsong by Andrew M. M. Matheson (835763)

Gene expression response to USF depletion and IR. by Kimberly S. Bellingham-Johnstun (21714063)

“…<p>(A and B) Venn diagrams of DEG transcripts that exhibited >1.50-fold increase (A) or >1.50-fold decrease (B) in expression in either USFKD no IR or USFKD 7d IR cells relative to sshRNA no IR. …”

Production of infectious HCV in cell culture. by Deborah L. Diamond (255229)

“…The reason for these decreases is unclear, but may be related to a decrease in the number of cells capable of producing high levels of virus.…”

Comparison in Outcomes at Two-Years of Age of Very Preterm Infants Born in 2000, 2005 and 2010 by Lénaïg Abily-Donval (690552)

“…Significant improvement in motor outcome and dramatic decrease in cerebral palsy rates (12% in 2000, 6% in 2005, 1% in 2010, <i>p</i><0.001) were observed, as were improvements in feeding behavior. …”

Data Sheet 1_Pyrogenic carbon and carbonating minerals for carbon capture and storage (PyMiCCS) part II: organic and inorganic carbon dioxide removal in an Oxisol.zip by Maria-Elena Vorrath (21766673)

“…These technologies can be combined by co-application of rock powder and biochar or by co-pyrolysis of rock powder with biomass to produce rock-enhanced (RE) biochar. In a 27-week laboratory experiment, we quantified the carbon (C) sink development of co-applications and RE-biochars produced by co-pyrolysis of basanite rock powder with either 50 or 90 wt% willow wood or 90 wt% wheat straw. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Finger-specific effects of age on tapping speed and motor fatigability.docx by Caroline Heimhofer (19735888)

“…Finger tapping at maximal speed results in a rapid decrease in movement speed, which is a measure of motor fatigability.…”

Image_4_Development of a Genome-Edited Tomato With High Ascorbate Content During Later Stage of Fruit Ripening Through Mutation of SlAPX4.JPEG by Ju Hui Do (12403849)

Image_5_Development of a Genome-Edited Tomato With High Ascorbate Content During Later Stage of Fruit Ripening Through Mutation of SlAPX4.JPEG by Ju Hui Do (12403849)

Image_2_Development of a Genome-Edited Tomato With High Ascorbate Content During Later Stage of Fruit Ripening Through Mutation of SlAPX4.JPEG by Ju Hui Do (12403849)

Table_1_Development of a Genome-Edited Tomato With High Ascorbate Content During Later Stage of Fruit Ripening Through Mutation of SlAPX4.DOCX by Ju Hui Do (12403849)

Image_3_Development of a Genome-Edited Tomato With High Ascorbate Content During Later Stage of Fruit Ripening Through Mutation of SlAPX4.JPEG by Ju Hui Do (12403849)

Image_1_Development of a Genome-Edited Tomato With High Ascorbate Content During Later Stage of Fruit Ripening Through Mutation of SlAPX4.JPEG by Ju Hui Do (12403849)