Video_3_ECG Imaging to Detect the Site of Ventricular Ischemia Using Torso Electrodes: A Computational Study.AVI by Vinay Kara (6320150)

“…The quality of reconstruction was found to decrease as the lesion radius decreased, with a lesion radius of <20 mm becoming difficult to correctly identify against the error even when using >512 torso electrodes.…”

Structural and Functional Effect of an Oscillating Electric Field on the Dopamine-D3 Receptor: A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study by Zohreh Fallah (3342287)

“…Computing the correlation coefficient parameter showed that increasing the field frequency can weaken the interaction between dopamine and D3R and may decrease the Arg128{3.50}-Glu324{6.30} distance. Because of high stability of α helices along the z-direction, applying an oscillating electric field in this direction with an amplitude 10-time higher did not have a considerable effect. …”

Image_1_Lockdown Effects on Healthy Cognitive Aging During the COVID-19 Pandemic: A Longitudinal Study.JPEG by Martina Amanzio (142645)

“…Significantly, these subjects presented a decrease in handgrip strength and walking speed (29.6 and 6.1%, respectively). …”

320-row CT transcatheter aortic valve replacement planning with a single reduced contrast media bolus injection by Daddy Mata-Mbemba (5746847)

“…</p><p>Methods</p><p>50 consecutive patients (82.6±6.9 years; 56% female) were prospectively enrolled and underwent a TAVR planning using a 320-row CT, with ECG-gated aortic root CTA immediately followed by a non-gated aorto-iliac acquisition, all within a single bolus of 40-70mL of Iohexol 350mgI/mL. …”

Research data for paper ‘Interneuronal mechanisms for learning-induced switch in a sensory response that anticipates changes in behavioural outcomes’. by Zsolt Pirger (10054930)

Image_1_Molecular mechanisms regulating natural menopause in the female ovary: a study based on transcriptomic data.jpeg by Quan Liu (486219)

“…Increased contents of terminally differentiated HMGB1+ Granulosa and GSTA1+ Granulosa were observed in the ovaries of individuals aged 50-69. Signaling pathway activity analysis indicated a gradual decrease in TGFb and MAPK pathway activity with menopause progression, while p53 pathway activity increased. …”

Image_2_Molecular mechanisms regulating natural menopause in the female ovary: a study based on transcriptomic data.jpeg by Quan Liu (486219)

“…Increased contents of terminally differentiated HMGB1+ Granulosa and GSTA1+ Granulosa were observed in the ovaries of individuals aged 50-69. Signaling pathway activity analysis indicated a gradual decrease in TGFb and MAPK pathway activity with menopause progression, while p53 pathway activity increased. …”

Image_2_Molecular mechanisms regulating natural menopause in the female ovary: a study based on transcriptomic data.jpeg by Quan Liu (486219)

“…Increased contents of terminally differentiated HMGB1+ Granulosa and GSTA1+ Granulosa were observed in the ovaries of individuals aged 50-69. Signaling pathway activity analysis indicated a gradual decrease in TGFb and MAPK pathway activity with menopause progression, while p53 pathway activity increased. …”

Overexpression of Rab26 restricts insulin secretion in β-cells. by Ruijuan Zhuang (3938915)

A reduction in brain mass and cortical volume seen in the adult <i>Cln6^nclf</i> mouse. by Jeremy P. Morgan (479017)

Effect of AQHAR on hnRNP-K and mortalin, tumor metastasis mediating proteins, in A549 and U2OS cells. by Kejuan Li (2580184)

Table 1_A dosimetric comparison of non-coplanar volumetric modulated arc therapy and non-coplanar fixed field intensity modulated radiation therapy in hippocampus-avoidance whole-b... by Huaqu Zeng (20601563)

“…</p>Method<p>A total of 22 patients with brain metastases were retrospectively enrolled. …”

Divergent signalling pathways mediate the effects of Aβ on Homer1b and Shank1 cluster dispersal. by Francesco Roselli (211670)

“…Wort+Aβ and Wort alone; p<0.05). Notably, wortmannin itself decreased Shank1 (but not Homer1b) cluster size (74.3±10.3%, cf. …”

Behavioral classification of animals with the FULL and ECO models. by Naëmi Kuehn (17310359)

“…N = 7 control and n = 5 KA animals.</p>…”

Joule heating of the brain tissue during the application of pulsed electric fields for e-biopsy. by Ilai Genish (12569114)

“…Panels <b>a-c</b> show the simulation for high voltage, short-duration protocol: 40 pulses 1000 V, 40 μs, 4 Hz, coupled with the simulation for low voltage, long-duration protocol: 40 pulses 50 V, 15 ms, delivered at 4 Hz. …”

Assessing the benefits of five years of different approaches to treatment of urogenital schistosomiasis: A SCORE project in Northern Mozambique by Anna E. Phillips (4050331)

“…<i>haematobium</i> was seen in adults even in the SBT arms implying the rate of transmission in the community had been decreased, even where only school children have been treated, which has significant logistical and cost-saving implications for a national control programme in justifying CWT.…”

LBH589 induced DNA fragmentation and cell cycle disorder in SK-NEP-1 and G401 cells. by Tao Yan-Fang (770096)

“…<p>(A) Micrographs following Hoechst 33342 staining of cells treated with LBH589 (50 nM and 100nM) for 24 h. …”

image2_A Novel Antioxidant Protects Against Contrast Medium-Induced Acute Kidney Injury in Rats.tif by Shuo Huang (624671)

“…The results demonstrated that the CI-AKI rats caused a significant decrease in renal function accompanied by a remarkable increase in Malondialdehyde (MDA), bax, caspase-3, cytochrome c (Cyt C) level, TdT-mediated dUTP nick end labeling (TUNEL) positive apoptotic cells, and damaged mitochondria, while a decline in antioxidase activities and mitochondrial superoxide dismutase 2 (SOD2) expression compared with the control rats. …”

Table_1_Cost-Effectiveness of Lifestyle-Related Interventions for the Primary Prevention of Breast Cancer: A Rapid Review.pdf by Martine Bellanger (4101313)

“…The median cost-effectiveness ratio (in 2018 USD) was $24,973, and 80% of the interventions had a ratio below the $50,000 threshold. The low-fat-diet program for postmenopausal women was cost-effective at a societal level, and the physical activity interventions, such as the Be Active Program in the UK, had the best cost saving results. …”

Table_3_Cost-Effectiveness of Lifestyle-Related Interventions for the Primary Prevention of Breast Cancer: A Rapid Review.pdf by Martine Bellanger (4101313)

“…The median cost-effectiveness ratio (in 2018 USD) was $24,973, and 80% of the interventions had a ratio below the $50,000 threshold. The low-fat-diet program for postmenopausal women was cost-effective at a societal level, and the physical activity interventions, such as the Be Active Program in the UK, had the best cost saving results. …”