Effects of 50 µM stearic acid, oleic acid or linoleic acid on gene expression in 3T3L1 preadipocytes; Control cells were treated the same as fatty acid treated cells except they we... by Ming-Che Shen (629982)

Dynamics of CHT trafficking are altered by LY294002 treatment. by Katherine J. Fishwick (768451)

Cost-utility analysis of de-escalating biological disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs in patients with rheumatoid arthritis by Benjamin Birkner (8212203)

“…We compared continuing treatment (standard care) to a tapering approach (i.e., an immediate 50% dose reduction), withdrawal (i.e., an immediate 100% dose reduction) and tapering followed by withdrawal of bDMARDs. …”

Image_1_Shear Stress Rescued the Neuronal Impairment Induced by Global Cerebral Ischemia Reperfusion via Activating PECAM-1-eNOS-NO Pathway.TIF by Jing-Quan Gao (10014071)

“…Nevertheless, suitable high levels of shear stress contribute to rescuing the dysfunction and malformation of BMECs via regulating the PECAM-1-eNOS-NO pathway to enhance nitric oxide release, decrease the expression of caspase-3 to reduce apoptosis, and improve the shear-adaptability of endothelial cells, thereby playing a protective role in the gerbil brain.…”

Image_2_Shear Stress Rescued the Neuronal Impairment Induced by Global Cerebral Ischemia Reperfusion via Activating PECAM-1-eNOS-NO Pathway.TIF by Jing-Quan Gao (10014071)

“…Nevertheless, suitable high levels of shear stress contribute to rescuing the dysfunction and malformation of BMECs via regulating the PECAM-1-eNOS-NO pathway to enhance nitric oxide release, decrease the expression of caspase-3 to reduce apoptosis, and improve the shear-adaptability of endothelial cells, thereby playing a protective role in the gerbil brain.…”

DataSheet_6_A knockdown gene approach identifies an insect vector membrane protein with leucin-rich repeats as one of the receptors for the VmpA adhesin of flavescence dorée phytop... by Francesca Canuto (17341045)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>There were 13 candidate proteins possessing potential N-glycosylation sites and predicted transmembrane domains selected. The decrease of expression of an unknown transmembrane protein with leucine-rich repeat domains (uk1_LRR) was correlated with the decreased adhesion of VmpA beads to E. variegatus cells. …”

DataSheet_4_A knockdown gene approach identifies an insect vector membrane protein with leucin-rich repeats as one of the receptors for the VmpA adhesin of flavescence dorée phytop... by Francesca Canuto (17341045)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>There were 13 candidate proteins possessing potential N-glycosylation sites and predicted transmembrane domains selected. The decrease of expression of an unknown transmembrane protein with leucine-rich repeat domains (uk1_LRR) was correlated with the decreased adhesion of VmpA beads to E. variegatus cells. …”

DataSheet_1_A knockdown gene approach identifies an insect vector membrane protein with leucin-rich repeats as one of the receptors for the VmpA adhesin of flavescence dorée phytop... by Francesca Canuto (17341045)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>There were 13 candidate proteins possessing potential N-glycosylation sites and predicted transmembrane domains selected. The decrease of expression of an unknown transmembrane protein with leucine-rich repeat domains (uk1_LRR) was correlated with the decreased adhesion of VmpA beads to E. variegatus cells. …”

DataSheet_3_A knockdown gene approach identifies an insect vector membrane protein with leucin-rich repeats as one of the receptors for the VmpA adhesin of flavescence dorée phytop... by Francesca Canuto (17341045)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>There were 13 candidate proteins possessing potential N-glycosylation sites and predicted transmembrane domains selected. The decrease of expression of an unknown transmembrane protein with leucine-rich repeat domains (uk1_LRR) was correlated with the decreased adhesion of VmpA beads to E. variegatus cells. …”

DataSheet_5_A knockdown gene approach identifies an insect vector membrane protein with leucin-rich repeats as one of the receptors for the VmpA adhesin of flavescence dorée phytop... by Francesca Canuto (17341045)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>There were 13 candidate proteins possessing potential N-glycosylation sites and predicted transmembrane domains selected. The decrease of expression of an unknown transmembrane protein with leucine-rich repeat domains (uk1_LRR) was correlated with the decreased adhesion of VmpA beads to E. variegatus cells. …”

DataSheet_7_A knockdown gene approach identifies an insect vector membrane protein with leucin-rich repeats as one of the receptors for the VmpA adhesin of flavescence dorée phytop... by Francesca Canuto (17341045)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>There were 13 candidate proteins possessing potential N-glycosylation sites and predicted transmembrane domains selected. The decrease of expression of an unknown transmembrane protein with leucine-rich repeat domains (uk1_LRR) was correlated with the decreased adhesion of VmpA beads to E. variegatus cells. …”

DataSheet_2_A knockdown gene approach identifies an insect vector membrane protein with leucin-rich repeats as one of the receptors for the VmpA adhesin of flavescence dorée phytop... by Francesca Canuto (17341045)

“…</p>Results and discussion<p>There were 13 candidate proteins possessing potential N-glycosylation sites and predicted transmembrane domains selected. The decrease of expression of an unknown transmembrane protein with leucine-rich repeat domains (uk1_LRR) was correlated with the decreased adhesion of VmpA beads to E. variegatus cells. …”

Decrease of <i>mlf</i>, <i>cwp1-3</i>, <i>myb2</i>, <i>wrky</i>, <i>pax1</i>, and <i>cdk2</i> gene expression by MLF knock down during encystation using strategy 1. by Zi-Qi Lin (6444350)

“…MLF localized to fewer MVs in the MLFko cell line relative to the control cell line. *, P <0.05 (n = 30–70 cells/condition). (E) Knock down of <i>mlf</i> gene decreased the levels of CWP1, MYB2, and other proteins in the MLFko cell line. …”

MANOVA results for changes in religious devotion. by Nathan D. Leonhardt (9298511)

“…In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we conducted a mixed-method study with a nationally representative sample of religiously affiliated American adults (<i>N</i> = 685) to assess group differences between those who decreased, stayed the same, or increased in their religious devotion. …”

Effect of nucleosome occupancy on mutation rate in DNA repair deficient yeast. by Puya G. Yazdi (725739)

Solar-driven hydrogen production from a water-splitting cycle based on carbon-TiO2 nano-tubes by Almomani F.

“…The S-DPOH achieved a cumulative production of hydrogen (CPOH) during 50 h of solar irradiation of 43.75 mmol at a rate RPOH?…”
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Supplementary tables from A Novel MYCN-Specific Antigene Oligonucleotide Deregulates Mitochondria and Inhibits Tumor Growth in MYCN-Amplified Neuroblastoma by Luca Montemurro (14937231)

iTRAQ analysis of SVA-infected ST cells. by Liang Li (46069)

“…<p>ST cells were mock- or SVA-infected at MOI 0.1 and harvested at 12 and 24 hpi for proteomic analysis. (<b>A</b>) Cluster analysis of the 50 upregulated and 20 downregulated genes with the greatest fold change values. …”

The hyporheic zone as a primary source of resilience for invertebrate communities in intermittent alluvial rivers: evidence from field and laboratory studies by Ross Vander Vorste (795922)

“…<p><strong>Abstract</strong></p> <p>Understanding how communities respond to disturbance is essential to identifying processes that determine their assembly and to predicting the future effects of climate change on biodiversity and ecosystem functions. Drying (i.e. complete loss of surface water) is a natural disturbance affecting 50% of rivers worldwide and is increasingly occurring in perennial rivers due to climate change. …”

Expression levels of OXPHOS subunit proteins in cultured human skeletal muscle cells following hibernating bear serum treatment. by Mitsunori Miyazaki (197902)