Image7.JPEG by Beatrice Bianchi (4920481)

“…Upon addition of cycloheximide, WT-TRPM4 decayed with a half-life of ~20 h, while loss-of-expression variants showed a ~30% increase in degradation rate, with a half-life close to 12 h. …”

Neuroinflammation and oxidative stress markers are attenuated in ferulic acid (FA)-treated PSAPP mice. by Takashi Mori (214524)

“…<p>(A-B) Data were obtained from PSAPP mice treated with vehicle (PSAPP-V, n = 12) or with FA (PSAPP-FA, n = 12) for 6 months commencing at 6 months of age. …”

Down-regulation astrocyte-derived NT-3 <i>in vivo</i> reversed the trace fear memory of <i>Fmr1</i> KO mice. by Qi Yang (108283)

“…<p>A, ACC section (left upper) showing bilateral GFP-expressing astrocytes 10 days after microinjection. …”

GBE treatment improved mitochondrial capacity. by Virginie Rhein (243241)

HIP14 rescues the neuropathological deficits seen in the <i>Hip14</i>−/− mouse. by Fiona B. Young (162735)

“…</b> Cerebellum weight is significantly decreased in <i>Hip14</i>−/− mice and is rescued to WT levels in BAC mice at 1 month (WT: 51.41±0.82, <i>Hip14−/−:</i> 46.45±0.83, BAC: 50.34±1.38 g, ANOVA p = 0.0038). …”

Data Sheet 3_Striatal M4 muscarinic receptors determine the biological rhythm of activity, with a supportive role of M1 muscarinic receptors.pdf by Katerina Janisova (22751204)

Data Sheet 2_Striatal M4 muscarinic receptors determine the biological rhythm of activity, with a supportive role of M1 muscarinic receptors.pdf by Katerina Janisova (22751204)

Data Sheet 1_Striatal M4 muscarinic receptors determine the biological rhythm of activity, with a supportive role of M1 muscarinic receptors.pdf by Katerina Janisova (22751204)

The effect on gliding responses of adding wings to looming discs with varying <i>l/|v|</i>. by Roger D. Santer (117354)

Targeted expression of TeTxLC, Shi, Kirand Glued-DN affects the architecture of the CSDn by Bidisha Roy (37349)

Stimulus and results of Experiment 4 ‘Pre-exposure in binocular rivalry’. by Maartje Cathelijne de Jong (334147)

“…The effect of pre-exposure duration is better viewed with this correction, because the variability between the participants in the overall mean percept duration was rather large. The decrease of the duration of the pre-exposed percept is not influenced by the duration of the pre-exposure, whereas the duration of the alternative percept is longer after long pre-exposure than after short pre-exposure (in line with the result for the rotating globe, see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0030595#pone-0030595-g002" target="_blank">fig. 2C</a>).…”

Viral protein synthesis is modestly reduced in the presence of TOFA, C75 and etomoxir. by Matthew D. Greseth (540362)

“…<p>Protein synthesis was examined by pulsing both mock treated (lanes 1–4 and 9–12) and WT-infected (lanes 5–8 and 13–16) cells with 100 µCi/ml [³⁵S]-Methionine for 30 min. …”

Additional file 4: of Deletion of Nlrp3 protects from inflammation-induced skeletal muscle atrophy by Nora Huang (3661855)

“…(C, D) Weights of the skeletal muscles (C) soleus (Sol) and (D) extensor digitorum longus (EDL) (WT sham (n = 13), WT CLP (n = 12), Nlrp3 KO sham (n = 8), Nlrp3 KO CLP (n = 16)). …”

The kava root extract and kavalactones down-regulate expression of AR and AR target genes (<i>PSA</i> and <i>TMPRSS2</i>) via accelerating the degradation of AR protein. by Xuesen Li (48046)

“…The protein expression of AR and PSA in LNCaP and C4-2B cells after indicated treatments at a concentration of their IC_{50 s} for 16 hours was analyzed by Western blot. α-Tubulin was detected as a loading control. …”

Assessment of cell viability using quantification of lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) released by lesioned retinas treated with GJ blockers and openers. by Vera Paschon (306542)

“…We have tested two different concentrations of the pharmacological agents, i.e. 50 and 100 µM. We observed no changes in LDH release in retinal explants treated with (A) CBX 50 µM, (B) Quin 50 µM, (C) CBX+Quin 50 µM and (D) TMA 50 µM. …”

Results of linear models testing variation in different measures of plant response to competition. by Lena Neuenkamp (6941123)

Ex vivo fitness, CTL escape phenotype and sequence evolution of <i>gag</i> p24 CTL escape mutants. by Ryan M. Troyer (265934)

“…The fold escape conferred by each mutation is displayed here as the ratio of effective peptide concentration (EC₅₀) required to elicit 50% of maximal ELISpot signal relative to the pre-escape peptide <a href="http://www.plospathogens.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.ppat.1000365#ppat.1000365-Cao2" target="_blank">[54]</a>. …”

Targeted Disruption of the <i>spect</i> Gene by Tomoko Ishino (70353)

“…By integration of the targeting construct, the size of detected fragments was decreased from 1.9 kbp to 1.2 kbp. The result is shown for two independently prepared populations, <i>spect</i>(−)1 and <i>spect</i>(−)2.…”

Effectiveness of milking management practices for SCC and TBC levels in milk by Marina Oliveira Daneluz (5670299)

“…For such, the quantile regression method was used to estimate models for the 10th, 50th, and 90th quantiles. The results confirmed that SCC and TBC levels decrease as the number of practices increases. …”

TBC1D24 maintains dendritic spines through suppression of ARF6. by Lianfeng Lin (8384634)

“…SecinH3 reversed the TBC1D24-shRNA-induced reduction of dendritic spine density (40–50 dendrites from two independent experiments were quantified for each condition; mean+SEM; **p<0.01, ***p<0.001, ****p<0.0001; one-way ANOVA followed by Tukey analysis). …”