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    Proliferative tissue degeneration is accompanied by a sustained decrease in proliferation, acute apoptotic responses, and progressive accumulation of DDR foci. by Catarina M. Henriques (102294)

    Published 2013
    “…Proliferative tissues such as A) testes, B) head kidney and C) gut sections show sustained significant decrease in proliferation in <i>tert<sup>−/−</sup></i> as compared to <i>tert<sup>+/+</sup></i> siblings (panels b, d and e) (p<0.001) and an acute apoptotic response at 3 months of age (p<0.001), which clears by c. 12 months (panels g, i and j). …”
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    Flow chart of the study procedures. by Kazuhiko Ikeuchi (9234268)

    Published 2023
    “…Pre-treatment spontaneous decrease of RPR titer was associated with a slower decrease in post-treatment RPR titer.…”
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    To be funny or not to be funny: Gender differences in student perceptions of instructor humor in college science courses by Katelyn M. Cooper (5634851)

    Published 2018
    “…<div><p>For over 50 years instructor humor has been recognized as a way to positively impact student cognitive and affective learning. …”
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    VCP inhibition induces accumulation of ubiquitinated-proteins and decreases NFκB-expression. by Kyla Walworth (3150936)

    Published 2016
    “…The increase in ubiquitinated-protein accumulation in soluble protein-fraction suggests that the DDN<sup>DBeQ</sup> treatment alters VCP-function resulting in proteostasis-inhibition and ER-accumulation of these proteins. We also see a significant decrease in expression of tumor-mediator, NFκB in DDN/DDN<sup>DBeQ</sup> treated samples as compared to the control-vehicle, although DDN<sup>DBeQ</sup> was most effective as anticipated. …”