<i>Shigella</i> infection increases PML-NB number. by Saima M. Sidik (590022)

Suction-electrode recordings from WT and <i>TrUx;GapOx</i> rods. by Ala Morshedian (4165957)

Simulation fitting COVID-19 data from Chile. by Fernando Córdova-Lepe (9727230)

Hopping into a hot seat: Role of DNA structural features on IS<i>5</i>-mediated gene activation and inactivation under stress - Fig 7 by M. Zafri Humayun (4217524)

“…The G(x) values are decreased for the <i>ORF-3</i> mutation (blue), meaning that the duplex is further destabilized relative to the wild type sequence. …”

Effect sizes (posterior estimates) for the best-fit models testing the response of detection rate to the climate variables. by Maldwyn John Evans (17061173)

MNS1 compounds induce apoptosis and inhibit migration in adult GBM cells. by Liang Zhang (41392)

“…<p>(a) Flow cytometry analysis of annexin V/PI staining in dBT114 cells showed dose dependent decrease of cell viability, via apoptosis with treatment of MNS1-Leu for 24h. …”

Habitat suitability index (HSI) trend (seasonal and random components removed) time-series and Time of Emergence (ToE; vertical lines) for changes in HSI within CCE shelf-outer slo... by Ryan Gasbarro (6872717)

The number of days until tumor confirmation is inversely proportional to the amount of inoculated F98 cells in the five rat groups. by Velislava Zoteva (17720500)

Flow cytometer analysis of the different cell populations in the absence or presence of 1 μg/ml doxycycline for 5 days. by Nicolas Jullien (82773)

Fig 4 - by Maryann S. Watson (16879881)

Photochromism of an Organorhodium Dithionite Complex in the Crystalline-State: Molecular Motion of Pentamethylcyclopentadienyl Ligands Coupled to Atom Rearrangement in a Dithionite... by Hidetaka Nakai (1753780)

“…Using variable-temperature ¹³C CP/MAS NMR and quadrupolar echo solid-state ²H NMR spectroscopies, before photoirradiation, the activation energies for the rotation of the parallel and perpendicular Cp* ligands in <b>1</b> were determined to be 33 ± 3 and 7.8 ± 1 kJ/mol, respectively, and after photoirradiation, in <b>2</b>, they were much lower than those in <b>1</b> (21 ± 2 and 4.7 ± 0.5 kJ/mol, respectively). The large decrease in the activation energy for the parallel Cp* in <b>2</b> is attributed to the relaxation of molecular stress via a stereospecific oxygen-atom rearrangement, which suggests that the rotational motion of the Cp* ligands is coupled to the photochromism.…”

RLIPC elevates ST segment prior to induction of cardiac ischemia in rat model of arrhythmia. by Zhaoyang Hu (312662)

“…LVSP, left ventricular systolic pressure; LVEDP, left ventricular end-diastolic pressure; ±dP/dtmax, maximum rate of increase/decrease in left ventricular pressure. Data are the mean±SEM (<i>n = 6–7</i> in each group). …”

Validation of hTERT mRNA as a direct target of miR-512-5p in CNE cells. by Jun Li (6494)

“…(B) MiR-512-5p resulted in a significant decrease in luciferase expression in hTERT-3’UTR transfected cells compared with the scramble, while MiR-512-5p caused no statistical change in luciferase expression in mut-hTERT-3’UTR compared with the scramble(C) miR-512-5p mimic led to down-regulation of hTERT and TRF2 in CNE cells. …”

Suppression by extracellular QRNA from TNP Ts Sup free of exosomes, or miR-150 alone, associating with B-cell derived Ag-specific exosomes from the assayed CS-effector cell mixture... by Krzysztof Bryniarski (731989)

“…</b></u> Similarly, two day immune B-1 B cell-derived exosomes, supplemented with decreasing doses of miR-150 alone, mediated suppression of TNP-CS-effector cell adoptive transfer (Groups E-G), down to a dose of 750pg per eventual recipient, which is 50 femtomoles per eventual recipient (Group G). …”

Pictorial representation of the PRM analytical process on ADC maps. by Craig J. Galbán (296105)

Basal hemodynamic and left ventricular indices in experimental groups. by Hossein Azizian (17696750)

Image_4_Humoral response and neutralising capacity at 6 months post-vaccination against COVID-19 among institutionalised older adults in Argentina.tif by Pamela E. Rodriguez (13862276)

“…Here, we evaluated the longitudinal humoral response and neutralising capacity in plasma samples of volunteers vaccinated with different platforms (Sputnik V, BBIBP-CorV, and AZD1222). A cohort of 851 participants, mean age 83 (60-103 years), from the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina were included. …”

Image_2_Humoral response and neutralising capacity at 6 months post-vaccination against COVID-19 among institutionalised older adults in Argentina.tif by Pamela E. Rodriguez (13862276)

“…Here, we evaluated the longitudinal humoral response and neutralising capacity in plasma samples of volunteers vaccinated with different platforms (Sputnik V, BBIBP-CorV, and AZD1222). A cohort of 851 participants, mean age 83 (60-103 years), from the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina were included. …”

Image_1_Humoral response and neutralising capacity at 6 months post-vaccination against COVID-19 among institutionalised older adults in Argentina.tif by Pamela E. Rodriguez (13862276)

“…Here, we evaluated the longitudinal humoral response and neutralising capacity in plasma samples of volunteers vaccinated with different platforms (Sputnik V, BBIBP-CorV, and AZD1222). A cohort of 851 participants, mean age 83 (60-103 years), from the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina were included. …”

Image_3_Humoral response and neutralising capacity at 6 months post-vaccination against COVID-19 among institutionalised older adults in Argentina.tif by Pamela E. Rodriguez (13862276)

“…Here, we evaluated the longitudinal humoral response and neutralising capacity in plasma samples of volunteers vaccinated with different platforms (Sputnik V, BBIBP-CorV, and AZD1222). A cohort of 851 participants, mean age 83 (60-103 years), from the province of Buenos Aires, Argentina were included. …”