Transcriptional and Proteomic Analysis of the <em>Aspergillus fumigatus ΔprtT</em> Protease-Deficient Mutant by Shelly Hagag (171495)

“…PrtT shows similarity to the fungal Gal4-type Zn(2)-Cys(6) DNA-binding domain of several transcription factors. …”

Single neuron preferences. by Simon Nougaret (17980269)

“…(C) Average response for each run of 3 subpopulations of neurons: all the neurons that respond to the appearance of the scene (left), and among these, neurons that prefer the first run with an increase in firing rate (center), and neurons that prefer the first run with a decrease in firing rate (right). Neural activity is aligned to the presentation of the scene (start of the Delay epoch), binned in a 200-ms window with a 25-ms step between each point, and normalized for each neuron by subtracting the mean activity and dividing by the standard deviation both calculated in a baseline period (−400 ms until the appearance of the scene). n = number of neurons. …”

Quantitative phase imaging experimental setup and principle. by Jodie Llinares (8911040)

PAN RNA interacts with demethylases and the histone methyltransferase MLL2. by Cyprian C. Rossetto (107771)

“…Also shown is PCR amplification without a reverse transcriptase reaction (PAN no RT). (B) PAN RNA expression leads to a relative decrease in the H3K27me3 mark on the ORF50 promoter. …”

Mouse phrenic nerve hemi diaphragm and bladder strip <i>ex vivo</i> assays. by Mark Elliott (33144)

“…Data were normalised to the contractile strength prior to toxin addition and fitted to a four-parameter equation. The time required to decrease the contractile strength by 50% (t₅₀) was determined from the fitted curves. …”

S5 Fig - by Pablo Capilla-Lasheras (5209658)

“…We appreciate that the inherent variability within the RSSI-distance relationship (panel a; due to the effects for example of variation in tag height and signal obstruction via natural features on the study site) has 2 implications, and we do not consider either to be a problem. …”

Met-depleted mosquitoes exhibit metabolic defects. by Yuan Hou (767606)

In-Situ Raman Spectroscopic Analysis of Factors Improving Discharge Rate Capability of Na-Ion Batteries with FSA-Based Ionic Liquids (Supporting Information) by Yoshifumi ISHIO (17999163)

“…In contrast, a high Na⁺ concentration electrolyte (∼2.2 mol dm⁻³) considerably suppressed the decrease in the Na⁺ ion concentration at the interface. …”

Effect of heparanase on cytokine production. by Menachem Bitan (365486)

“…<p><b>A, B. In vivo. A.</b> C57BL/6 mice were subjected to a daily injection of active (8+50 kDa) heparanase (3 days, 5 µg/mouse/day) or saline (control). …”

Evaluation of GMP grade dKLH in rats. by Marco Pravetoni (491897)

Offence related suicide risk (SR)—comparison of adolescent and adult age groups. by Daniel Radeloff (625829)

Changes in connectivity in patients and controls. by Susanne Karch (427847)

Longitudinal ovarian response after unilateral oophorectomy. by Pawel Wilkosz (643624)

Affective reactivity. by Anne Guhn (6208601)

Dysregulated ratios of one-hit and two-hit enzymes. by Kai-Cheng Hsu (177095)

The ability of vaccination with different carrier-containing immunogens in preventing oxycodone nociception and its distribution to the brain in BALB/c mice. by Marco Pravetoni (491897)

The effect of miR-335 on cell proliferation. by Fausto Rojas (774514)

The effect of <i>NCCRP1</i> silencing on cell proliferation in HeLa cells as analyzed by ImageJ. by Heini Kallio (197547)

Supplementary Figure S1 by Cass Dedert (12837572)

Regulation of <i>Fhe</i>CL1 hydrolytic activity against haemoglobin by pH. by Jonathan Lowther (374949)

“…<p>(A) Spectra of 5.0 µM Hb following 1 hr incubation in 0.1 M buffer at pH 3.5, pH 4.0, pH 5.5 and pH 7.0. …”