Table_13_Biological, Behavioral and Physiological Consequences of Drug-Induced Pregnancy Termination at First-Trimester Human Equivalent in an Animal Model.DOCX by Christina Camilleri (6751091)

“…Following drug/vehicle administration, only the pregnancy termination group (pregnant, drug) displayed a significant decrease in body weight, food intake, locomotor activity-related behaviors and home-cage activity relative to the control group (non-pregnant, vehicle). …”

Table_4_Biological, Behavioral and Physiological Consequences of Drug-Induced Pregnancy Termination at First-Trimester Human Equivalent in an Animal Model.DOCX by Christina Camilleri (6751091)

“…Following drug/vehicle administration, only the pregnancy termination group (pregnant, drug) displayed a significant decrease in body weight, food intake, locomotor activity-related behaviors and home-cage activity relative to the control group (non-pregnant, vehicle). …”

Table_5_Biological, Behavioral and Physiological Consequences of Drug-Induced Pregnancy Termination at First-Trimester Human Equivalent in an Animal Model.DOCX by Christina Camilleri (6751091)

“…Following drug/vehicle administration, only the pregnancy termination group (pregnant, drug) displayed a significant decrease in body weight, food intake, locomotor activity-related behaviors and home-cage activity relative to the control group (non-pregnant, vehicle). …”

Table_14_Biological, Behavioral and Physiological Consequences of Drug-Induced Pregnancy Termination at First-Trimester Human Equivalent in an Animal Model.DOCX by Christina Camilleri (6751091)

“…Following drug/vehicle administration, only the pregnancy termination group (pregnant, drug) displayed a significant decrease in body weight, food intake, locomotor activity-related behaviors and home-cage activity relative to the control group (non-pregnant, vehicle). …”

Table_1_Biological, Behavioral and Physiological Consequences of Drug-Induced Pregnancy Termination at First-Trimester Human Equivalent in an Animal Model.DOCX by Christina Camilleri (6751091)

“…Following drug/vehicle administration, only the pregnancy termination group (pregnant, drug) displayed a significant decrease in body weight, food intake, locomotor activity-related behaviors and home-cage activity relative to the control group (non-pregnant, vehicle). …”

TSA reduces hESC motility and limits trophoblast outgrowth and invasion. by Carlos Estella (149879)

“…The invasion area was identified by the absence of stromal cells (red) and outlined by a white line. Bar size is 50 µm. <b>D</b>, 1 µM TSA-treated hESCs significantly decreased the area of embryo spreading. …”

Inhibition of CBP-interacting factors attenuates lifespan extension by bDR. by Minhua Zhang (257271)

“…(C) <i>daf-16</i>, <i>hsf-1</i>, and <i>dve-1</i> RNAi decreases resistance to 50 mM paraquat. bDR induces expression of (D) <i>daf-16</i> and (E) <i>hsf-1</i>, but <i>cbp-1</i> RNAi does not block this induction. …”

Fig 4 - by Nehal Shawky Nagy (17721213)

“…The Rotenone group shows multiple positive α—synuclein neurons (arrows), while the gonadal extract-treated rotenone group shows decreased expression. (IHC, x400, scale bar 50 microns). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Silicon Application Differentially Modulates Root Morphology and Expression of PIN and YUCCA Family Genes in Soybean (Glycine max L.).docx by Pooja Tripathi (4268896)

Density dependent growth modulates time-to-threshold and optimal antibiotic treatment for in-vitro growth model. by Jason Karslake (3233934)

“…Small inset: Fraction decrease in the population as a function of for tigecycline (ε = 0.9). …”

Image_1_Silicon Application Differentially Modulates Root Morphology and Expression of PIN and YUCCA Family Genes in Soybean (Glycine max L.).jpg by Pooja Tripathi (4268896)

Expression of POSTN mRNA in cultured NSCs and the effect of POSTN deficiency on NSC proliferation and differentiation in SGZ. by Si-Min Ma (706071)

“…Scale bar = 50μm.</p>…”

Results. by Tae-Ho Lee (177564)

“…A context effect score below zero indicates a decrease in the threshold value, and a context effect score above zero indicates an increase in the threshold value.…”

The effect of four Rab41 directed siRNAs on Rab41 mRNA level and Golgi ribbon organization. by Shijie Liu (442365)

“…Real-time PCR showed that, in cells treated by siRab41(1), siRab41(2) or siRab41(3), Rab41 transcript level was decreased ~40-50% relative to GADPH (as control), while in cells treated by siRab41(4), Rab41 transcript level was decreased >60%. …”

Venezuela by Carlos Garcia Soto (17379262)

Bacterial lysis. by Muhammad Yasir (3555896)

Climate Change and the Distribution of Neotropical Red-Bellied Toads (<i>Melanophryniscus</i>, Anura, Amphibia): How to Prioritize Species and Populations? by Caroline Zank (586679)

“…We used the MaxEnt algorithm to project current and future suitable climatic areas (a consensus of IPCC scenarios A2a and B2a for 2020 and 2080) for each species. 40% of the species may lose over 50% of their potential distribution area by 2080, whereas 28% of species may lose less than 10%. …”

Locomotor response to CNO under normal conditions. by Hailong Li (216327)

“…The mean number of total ambulations (± SEM) did not significantly change as a function of CNO dose, indicating that the administered doses of CNO did not elicit unforeseen locomotor effects. …”

Kinematic Profiles of Mudskipper Pectoral Fin versus Salamander Hindlimb by Zachary Quigley (11422969)

“…Individual trials were pooled for each species (N = 50 trials for P. barbarus pectoral fins and N = 46 for A. tigrinum hindlimbs, which had two trials removed due to extreme outliers) and profiles were plotted as mean ± s.e.m. for each percent of stance. …”

DKT promoted the repair of the mucosal barrier and nutrient absorption functions. by Peilin Li (586356)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> The plasma DAO level in the control, MTX, DKT-MTX, and DKT groups. …”