Mice exposed to neonatal hyperoxia have persistent RVH and decreased vessel density at 21d. by Marta Perez (526067)

Adhesion strength is decreased in NEDD9−/− MEFs. by Jessie Zhong (171961)

Increase of mitochondrial dysfunction and glycolysis by decreased NEFH. by Myoung Sook Kim (91321)

Cortactin knockdown results in decreased FA turnover. by Alok Tomar (139282)

Decreased expression of RRIowa_1520 by <i>R. rickettsii</i> Iowa. by Adam M. Nock (16715671)

Purine nucleotides are decreased in long-term hypoxia. by Emily B. Cohen (9106088)

Sodium taurocholate decreased higher order oligomerization. by Eunhee Lee (804130)

<i>Syx5</i> suppression in <i>Drosophila</i> S2 cells decreases copper accumulation. by Melanie Norgate (234832)

Decreased TNIP1 expression in SSc patients. by Yannick Allanore (58641)

“…(B) Consistent with these findings, a 1.7-fold decrease of <i>TNIP1</i> mRNA levels was observed in dermal fibroblasts from SSc patients (* indicates a <i>P</i>-value = 0.001 <i>vs.…”

Calpeptin treatment decreases cell density and proliferation. by Daniela M. Santos (211055)

Chemical Inhibition of eEF1A-1 Peptide Elongation Activity Decreases Palmitate-Induced Cell Death. by Alexandra M. Stoianov (759321)

Tranilast decreases RANKL-induced ROS level. by Tien Van Phan (583324)

Tranilast decreases OC formation induced by RANKL. by Tien Van Phan (583324)

miR-100 decreases tumor size. by Bahauddeen M. Alrfaei (484859)

Finer analysis of decreasing synaptic pruning rates. by Saket Navlakha (142449)

Incubation of <i>T</i>. <i>brucei</i> with Pol I transcription inhibitors results in a dramatic decrease in VEX1 foci. by Louise E. Kerry (3815164)

Fig 5 - by Felix Bosch (10024550)

AGE-modification of laminin leads to a decrease in Kir4.1 function. by Kayla Thompson (4885036)

PV1-treated mice exhibited a decrease in overall activation of T lymphocytes. by Pedro Henrique Papotto (791904)

Bioavailable Soil Phosphorus Decreases with Increasing Elevation in a Subarctic Tundra Landscape by Andrea G. Vincent (543626)

“…Meadow soils did not have lower concentrations of Resin-P than heath soils, but they did have 2–fold and 1.5–fold higher concentrations of NaOH-extractable organic P and Residual P, respectively. …”