Mediation analysis for the VL and VC QTL. by Kathryn S. Evans (9629164)

“…The confidence of the estimate increases (<i>p</i>-value decreases) as points become more solid.</p> <p>(PNG)</p>…”

Effects of calorie restriction (CR) on the expression of PPARs family genes in mouse: (A) liver, (B) skeletal muscles, (C) white adipose tissue, and (D) heart by Michal M. Masternak (68106)

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

“…ROI are then dilated to encompass neighboring tissue around tumor. Control points are automatically distributed throughout the new ROI, where three-five control points must be user defined. …”

Longitudinal study of sports injuries in practitioners of aerobic gymnastics competition by Rocío Abalo Núñez (6572459)

Knockdown of KRT23. by Karin Birkenkamp-Demtröder (456074)

“…D) SW948-sh1506 cells showed less nuclear expression of the proliferation marker KI67 (green); anti-KI67 1:100 E) SW948-ctrl and SW948-sh1506 cells were seeded on 96-well plates with 4000 cells per well (n = 12) and proliferation was analyzed post-seeding at five time-points. Proliferation of SW948-sh1506 cells was significantly (Fisher’s exact t-test, p<0.0001) decreased at 96 hours and 120 hours post-seeding. …”

BEEM-Static robustly filters samples violating modeling assumption in simulated and real datasets. by Chenhao Li (822769)

Expression of c-Myc and Akt induces stem cell marker expression in primary p53^−/− astrocytes. by Josefine Radke (281457)

“…<p>Control cultures (p53Crtl) showed no stem cell marker expression (A I–A IV) and strong GFAP-IR (A V). All oncogene-transduced astrocyte cultures showed a significantly decreased GFAP-IR in early passages (2^nd) (B V, D V, F V) and complete loss of GFAP-IR in late (12^th) passages (C V, E V, G V) and induced expression of nestin (B II–G II). …”

Effects of the MB and its derivatives on extracellular acidification rate (ECAR). by Ethan Poteet (125162)

“…After each injection, 4 time points were recorded with about 35 minutes between injections. …”

Synchronization modulation of TEP is mediated by the Na/K pump. by Vu Tran (383802)

“…</b> Stimulation without ouabain increased TEP by about 3.03 mV from pre-SM values. This increase was significantly inhibited by ouabain treatment for 1 hr, suggesting that depolarization is offset by decreased activity of the Na/K pump. …”

Embryoid body morphology and differentiation. by Rekha Nair (127554)

K_ATP currents in an inside-out patch from a rat ventricular myocyte. by Haixia Huang (452278)

“…<p>A: Currents were continuously recorded at −60 mV in symmetrical solutions. Channel activity increased upon excision and decreased with MgATP (0.2 mM). …”

The variation of microcrustaceans diversity downstream of small reservoirs is influenced by litoranean taxa by Milena Sartori (10376949)

Study of the electricity consumption reduction of a compressed air system: the case of a steelmaking company by Washington Luís Vieira Silva (6128759)

Effect of fluoxetine on the forced swim test by Stanley E Lazic (52520)

Stance linearity, interleg coordination parameters and summary of kinematic effects under different load conditions. by César S. Mendes (650719)

DIGESTIBLE VALINE REQUIREMENTS IN LOW-PROTEIN DIETS FOR BROILERS CHICKS by GR Nascimento (12803021)

“…A total of 1,080 chickens in the pre-starter phase, 900 in the starter phase and 864 in the grower phase were distributed in a completely randomized design with six treatments, consisting of a control positive diet (C+) and diets with 2 percentage points (p.p.) reduction of crude protein level and five graded levels of digestible valine (Val), with six replicates of 30, 25 and 24 birds per experimental unit, respectively. …”

Observed eGFR progression patterns over follow-up stratified by quartiles of FATA. by Kevin V. Lemley (252953)

Treatment effects of olanzapine on homotopic connectivity in drug-free schizophrenia at rest by Wenbin Guo (151164)

The effect of sodium chloride on human tear endonucleases by Taleh N. Yusifov (42025)

Human tear endonucleases are active at physiologic pH by Taleh N. Yusifov (42025)