Prediction results upon all test proteins by corresponding sub-networks. by Wang Ding (161310)

“…The Y axis is prediction accuracy (%). Each point represents the predicted accuracy of a protein by its belonged sub-network. …”

MRSA INCIDENCE OVER TIME. by Sarah Walker (122261)

PG increased the number of necrotic cells in HepJ5 cells. by Po-Li Wei (292225)

“…(D) The number of late apoptotic cells was increased after exposure to 50 μM PG in HepJ5 cells. The data are presented as the mean±SD of three independent experiments in triplicate.…”

Perinatal nicotine exposure produces attention deficits in male offspring in the object based attention (OBA) test. by Lin Zhang (8926)

“…*<i>p</i><0.05. [Mean ± SEM: Male: W: 73.95 ±4.65; S: 74.93 ± 4.85; N + S: 50.04 ± 4.65; Female: W: 56.01 ± 4.60; S: 62.61 ± 4.80; N + S: 59.46 ± 7.85].…”

Operant self-stimulation of nigral dopamine neurons. by Mark A. Rossi (348414)

“…Values are mean ± s.e.m.</p>…”

Sodium tungstate treatment significantly modulates expression of proteins involved in neuronal plasticity. by Marta Amigó-Correig (153831)

“…**<i>p</i><0.01; ***<i>p</i><0.001. Data are the mean±SD.</p>…”

Relative levels of HSV-1 DNA in trigeminal ganglia during latency. by Jane E. Schrimpf (211203)

“…Data represent the relative mean fold decrease (±SD) of latent genome in 11 TG from Δ41Δ29B7-1- and 11 TG from Δ41Δ29B7-2-immunized mice compared with 11 TG from Δ41Δ29-immunized mice (set to 1). …”

Percentile-based segmentation. by Allan Kachelmeier (707441)

“…Note the decrease in the variance (s.d.) in the segmented image. …”

Artemisinin Inhibits Yeast Respiratory Growth by Depolarizing the Mitochondrial Membrane by Wei Li (7081)

“…</p><p>(B) Yeast growth is inhibited by artemisinin in YPG with an IC₅₀ that is comparable to that required to kill cultured malaria parasites. …”

The E1 inhibitor UBE1-41 impairs Ag-induced FcεRI ubiquitination and internalization. by Rosa Molfetta (264233)

“…(B) Cells treated as in <i>A</i> were stimulated with Ag for 30 min and the FcεRI surface expression was measured by FACS analysis performed after the addition of a FITC-conjugated anti-IgE mAb. Fold decrease was calculated as ratio of the mean fluorescence intensity of unstimulated (closed histograms) vs stimulated samples (open histograms).…”

<i>L. gasseri</i> secretes thermostable, bioactive molecule(s) of proteinaceous nature during the stationary phase of growth. by Blanda Di Luccia (407048)

“…Values expressed as ratio with the corresponding actin values and normalised to the reference point (PARP-1 cleavage in medium). Percentage of increase (+) or decrease (–) with respect to the intensity of the reference point are indicated.…”

Comparison between PSHG and fluorescence for the muscle damage assessment of after the axotomy. by Susana I. C. O. Santos (386218)

“…After the axotomy: c) TPEF reveals a successfully cut axon, in the shape of a gap that interrupts the continuity of the axon, but no other damage is apparent; d) SHG image of the body wall muscle shows a small signal decrease at the targeted point on the axon. …”

Representation of mean duration or frequency of the most commonly observed behaviours in pain-free rats (1^st phase study) ± 2 standard error to the mean. by Aurelie Thomas (3269634)

“…There was no significant treatment effect between groups. <b>A</b>: significant decrease of rearing frequency over time (p<0.001); <b>B</b>: significant decrease of time spent walking over time (p<0.001); <b>C</b>: Time spent climbing is significantly higher at baseline than at any further time point (P = 0.036); <b>D:</b> significant increase of the time spent inactive (p = 0.001).…”

Representative light microscopy of MCF-7 cells cultured in 2D and different 3D scaffolds over time. by Wei-Dong Lü (605906)

“…(C) MCF-7 cells cultured in the Tris-Trypsin-Triton group, showing gradual decrease of the light transmittance of scaffolds. (D) MCF-7 cells cultured in the SDS group, also showing gradual decrease of the light transmittance of scaffolds, but presenting more transmittance of light at each time point compared with the Tris-Trypsin-Triton treated scaffolds.…”

The strength of the signal at binding sites depends on the free energy of repressor binding. by Rosalind Wenshan Pan (17174817)

“…<p>(A) Increasing the binding energy of the repressor leads to an increase in average mutual information at the RNAP binding site and a decrease in average mutual information at the repressor binding site. …”

Mibefradil and Cav3.2 antisense are effective in alleviating diabetic cold allodynia. by Aleksandar Lj. Obradovic (547423)

“…At 9 mg/kg, i.p., it caused approximately a 45% decrease in pain scores (**, p<0.01) compared with vehicle treatment, an effect that lasted a couple of hours. …”

P3490 specifically detects pS137-PFN1 via immunofluorescence staining. by Jieya Shao (253931)

“…Error bars represent the standard error of the mean (SEM). Data are mean ± SEM of three independent experiments. …”

Schematic representation of voxel-wise age- and symptom severity- related models. by Juergen Dukart (283449)

“…The hinge in the red line (aging in AD) at the intersection point indicates that after the intersection age, according to our assumption of the additive impact of AD related processes to healthy aging, the healthy aging model would apply in AD patients as no pathological processes in terms of atrophy or glucose hypometabolism are longer observable after this time point. c) Decrease (in %) in GM volume observed in an exemplary voxel in AD depending on the constellation of age and symptom severity (MMSE) relative to the baseline provided by healthy aging (violet line). …”

Podocyte injury and activation of the mTOR-ULK1 pathway. by Lingling Wu (411099)

“…PAN-treated podocytes showed an increase in ULK1 phosphorylation, a decrease in LC3 II expression, and a decrease in cellular GFP-LC3 granular expression (green fluorescence), indicating the inhibition of autophagy.…”

Task-evoked activity quenches neural correlations by altering the underlying attractor dynamics. by Takuya Ito (57473)

“…<b>c)</b> We injected a fixed input stimulation, shifting the network to an ‘evoked’ state, which caused a decrease in neural variability and correlation. …”