Table1_Validation of potential RNA biomarkers for prostate cancer diagnosis and monitoring in plasma and urinary extracellular vesicles.DOCX by Agnese Brokāne (14561396)

“…Next, the results were validated in an independent cohort of plasma EVs from 31 PCa and 31 BPH patients.</p><p>Results: We found that the levels of NKX3-1 (p = 0.0008) in plasma EVs, and tRF-Phe-GAA-3b (p < 0.0001) tRF-Lys-CTT-5c (p < 0.0327), piR-28004 (p = 0.0081) and miR-375-3p (p < 0.0001) in urinary EVs significantly decreased after radical prostatectomy suggesting that the main tissue source of these RNAs is prostate and/or PCa. …”

Dendrimer-encapsulated DBeQ significantly inhibits H1299 migration and proliferation while inducing apoptosis. by Kyla Walworth (3150936)

“…(E) H1299 cells were seeded on a 96-well plate and treated with dendrimer (DDN), DDN^DBeQ (50μM) or 1x PBS (vehicle-control). …”

<i>Tg</i>ApiAT1 protein abundance is regulated by [Arg] in the growth medium. by Esther Rajendran (6321464)

“…(<b>F</b>) Timecourse of Arg uptake in parasites grown in medium containing a range of [Arg]. Parasites were cultured in growth medium containing 10, 25, 50 and 1,000 μM Arg for 2 days. …”

Justification for a taxonomic conservation update of the rodent genus <i>Tamiasciurus</i>: addressing marginalization and mis-prioritization of research efforts and conservation <i... by M. Steiner (5804987)

The role of self-incompatibility systems in the prevention of bi-parental inbreeding by Tara Furstenau (599936)

data_sheet_1_Working Memory-Related Effective Connectivity in Huntington’s Disease Patients.docx by Jacob Lahr (2657020)

“…While between-group comparisons of brain activation did not reveal differential recruitment of the cortical WM network in mutation carriers, comparisons of brain connectivity as identified with DCM revealed a number of group differences across the whole WM network. Most strikingly, we observed decreasing connectivity from several regions toward right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex (rDLPFC) in preHD and even more so in earlyHD. …”

Low fertility and postponement of first birth in Brazil by Adriana Miranda-Ribeiro (7453322)

Time series variation of the observed CO2 concentration during experiments by Yo Ishigaki (11052900)

Practical Recommendations for the Management of Benign Adnexal Masses by Rodrigo Manieri Rocha (10460195)

The development of Panstrongylus herreri under fluctuating environmental conditions by Edson Franzim Junior (4680838)

Drug-coated balloon used to treat in-stent restenosis of the renal artery by Rodrigo Gibin Jaldin (577486)

Behavioral and neurochemical changes in the zebrafish leopard strain by Caio Maximino (100467)

<b>Characteristic Changes of Gut Microbiome on the Surface of Tissues during the Progression in Colorectal adenoma-carcinoma sequence</b> by 俊成 刘 (17884262)

hyperfast.ckpt by David Bonet (17583906)

Impact of gut-peripheral nervous system axis on the development of diabetic neuropathy by Thalita Mázala-de-Oliveira (14820634)

marova_et_al.xlsx by Vladimir Ivanitskii (20288364)

Biomarker Benchmark - GSE37199 by Anna Guyer (1390293)

“…LPD1 CRPC patients had significantly poorer overall survival (median 10.7 months, CI-95% 4.2-17.2) than CRPC patients in LPD2 to 4 (median 26.5 months, CI-95% 18.1-34.9, p=0.00007). LPD 1 membership remained the strongest prognostic factor in a multivariate analysis (HR 5.0, CI-95% 2.1-11.9, p=0.0002). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Tree Mortality Risks Under Climate Change in Europe: Assessment of Silviculture Practices and Genetic Conservation Networks.PDF by Cathleen Petit-Cailleux (11483044)

“…Under future climate, projections showed an increase of CRIM for P. pinaster but a decrease for P. abies, Q. petraea, and F. sylvatica, and little variation for P. sylvestris. …”

Epistasis does not evolve in the simple LP model. by Jon F. Wilkins (527368)

“…(B) At each combination of <i>x</i> and <i>y</i>, we calculated the contribution of epistasis to the change in phenotype resulting from a 30% increase in each input value. …”

Supplementary Material for: Immunothrombosis and complement activation contribute to disease severity and adverse outcome in COVID-19 by Ruggeri T. (17354386)

“…Moreover, we provide evidence that in severe disease there is continued neutrophil and complement activation, as well as D-dimer formation and nucleosome release, whereas in mild and moderate disease all these markers decrease over time. …”