Table_1_The Metabolic Changes and Immune Profiles in Patients With COVID-19.pdf by Bing He (135034)

“…<p>To explore the metabolic changes and immune profiles in patients with COVID-19, we analyzed the data of patients with mild and severe COVID-19 as well as young children with COVID-19. …”

Synthesis and properties of fluorinated copolymerized polyimide films by Chuanhao Cao (10396166)

“…With the increase of 6FDA in the proportion of dianhydride, the tensile strength of the polyimide film showed a decreasing trend. This work provided a high performance film. …”

Lkb1-deficiency alters the expression of Notch signalling components and leads to the abnormal intestinal secretory cell differentiation. by Boris Y. Shorning (232815)

“…D, Delta ligand (Dll1) immunostaining at day 6 in induced <i>Cre</i>-negative Lkb1 <i>fl/fl</i> (+/+) and Lkb1-deficient (‘−/−’) intestines displaying a decrease in Dll1 expression in Paneth and goblet cells of Lkb1-deficient intestines. …”

Changes in expression of epithelial and mesenchymal proteins in primary human small airway epithelial cells (SAEC) and large airway epithelial cells (LAEC) stimulated with TGFβ1 <i... by Balarka Banerjee (107946)

“…(A) Initial immunoblots suggested a marked increase in mesenchymal markers and corresponding decrease in epithelial markers after 96 h of stimulation. …”

Phenotypic analyses of tumour cells in co-culture experiments. by Victor Trevino (8900)

“…The presence of normal cells are seen to (A) increase the population doubling time (PDT), (B) decrease the total cell number, (C) have no significant effect on apoptosis, (D) decrease the number and (E) size of the cell clusters and (F) increase the number of single cells. …”

RPL37, RPS15, and RPS20 bind to and regulate MdmX levels. by Lilyn Daftuar (433919)

“…Endogenous proteins were detected by immunoblotting with the indicated antibodies. (g) Decrease in MdmX mRNA by RPL37. U2OS cells were seeded in 60 mM tissue culture plates and transfected with Myc-RP (0–5.0 µg). …”

Conditions required for, supporting, and suppressing, interferon induction in the absence of NS1. by Alison C. Vicary (15307178)

“…In brief, we find that both replication and export are required for maximal interferon induction in the absence of the NS1 antagonist, and that, additionally, the presence of replicating defective viral genomes greatly enhances the interferon response. The boxed step is absolutely required for the increase in interferon in the absence of NS1, whereas nonboxed steps modulate the process. …”

<em>Trypanosoma vivax</em> Infections: Pushing Ahead with Mouse Models for the Study of <em>Nagana</em>. II. Immunobiological Dysfunctions by Marie Christine Blom-Potar (244113)

“…More precisely, after an initial increase that primarily involves CD4⁺ T cells and macrophages, the number of splenic B cells decreases in a step-wise manner. Our results show that while infection triggers the activation and proliferation of Hematopoietic Stem Cells, Granulocyte-Monocyte, Common Myeloid and Megacaryocyte Erythrocyte progenitors decrease in number in the course of the infection. …”

Evidence for selection on SARS-CoV-2 RNA translation revealed by the evolutionary dynamics of mutations in UTRs and CDSs by Lin Zhu (192179)

“…<p>RNA translation is the rate-limiting step when cells synthesize proteins. Elevating translation efficiency (TE) is intuitively beneficial. …”

Functional characterization of differentiated astrocytes. by In Ki Cho (6494564)

“…<p>(A) Representative traces of ionic currents evoked by ramp protocol (left) and voltage-step protocol (right) in cultured WT, HD, and shHD astrocytes. …”

Effect of depletion or inactivation of PAR-2 on Erk1/2 phosphorylation and cell proliferation. by Song Han (470055)

Quality measures of the reconstructed hierarchies for the “hard” synthetic data set. by Gergely Tibély (504070)

Chronic intermittent ethanol (CIE) exposure alters the time course of STDP. by Sven Kroener (321008)

“…This was due both to a decrease in potentiation at the late time-point and to the continued increase in LTP in both CIE-exposed groups of mice. …”

Evaluation of salinity toxicity in biological nitrification effluent using the respirometry technique by Alyne Moraes Costa (6131834)

“…During the experiment, the bioreactor was operated with a hydraulic retention time of 48 h, and DO, pH and temperature maintained at 4.0-5.0 mg L-1, 7.5 and 25°-30°C, respectively. …”

Effect of Acrylamide on Stomach, Cerebellum and Testis of the Albino Rat (PPT) 3.12.2008 by Prof. Dr. Hesham N. Mustafa (664724)

“…Group (II) was subdivided into 3 subgroups, control, IIa that received acrylamide in a dose of 50mg/kg/10days (P.O.) and IIb that received acrylamide in a dose of 50mg/kg/10days (I.P.).…”

Paths to extinction. by Nikhil Sharma (571073)

“…(i) The case where the initial mutant goes extinct without spreading in the population. This would be a one time step extinction process, shown by arrow leading from the boxed initial state to the wild-type state, highlighted in grey. …”

Free swimming setup and the OMR regulation experiment. by John G. Holman (14670911)

“…Each fish is tested at one of three different heights and the same set of stimulus speeds. For a given stimulus speed, baseline optic flow–the optic flow experienced when the fish is at rest–and feedback gain both decrease as the height increases. …”

Table_1_Upstream ORFs Influence Translation Efficiency in the Parasite Trypanosoma cruzi.xlsx by Santiago Radío (6094085)

“…In trypanosomatid parasites, which almost exclusively depend on post-transcriptional mechanisms to regulate gene expression, translation has been identified as a key step. However, the mechanisms of control of translation are not fully understood. …”

Chemical Force Spectroscopy Evidence Supporting the Layer-by-Layer Model of Organic Matter Binding to Iron (oxy)Hydroxide Mineral Surfaces by Alexander W. Chassé (1664638)

“…The adsorption of dissolved organic matter (DOM) to metal (oxy)­hydroxide mineral surfaces is a critical step for C sequestration in soils. Although equilibrium studies have described some of the factors controlling this process, the molecular-scale description of the adsorption process has been more limited. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Upstream ORFs Influence Translation Efficiency in the Parasite Trypanosoma cruzi.docx by Santiago Radío (6094085)

“…In trypanosomatid parasites, which almost exclusively depend on post-transcriptional mechanisms to regulate gene expression, translation has been identified as a key step. However, the mechanisms of control of translation are not fully understood. …”