Geometric mean titer, range, and IQR for anti-spike IgG, anti-RBD IgG, anti-N IgG, and virus neutralizing capacity, by spike exposure and binned time periods—Georgia, December 2020... by Zeshan A. Chisty (18388200)

Orthogonal control of mean and noise levels in the HIV-1 LTR-promoter expression. by Kyung H. Kim (188027)

“…(d) The noise level was reduced without changing its mean level. The translation rate was decreased 10 times and one of the reactions among transcript degradation, gene deactivation, and protein degradation was decreased 10 times, or one of the reactions among gene activation and transcription was increased 10 times. …”

S1 Data - by Benedikt Gasser (12158010)

Background characteristics of young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Fig 2 - by Benedikt Gasser (12158010)

Stroke subtype of young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Cardiac assessments for stroke etiology in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Vascular assessments for stroke etiology in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Localization of injuries from 482 (35.8%) emergency cases attributed to anatomical location (multiple choices were possible). by Benedikt Gasser (12158010)

Distribution of falls during high-altitude mountaineering throughout the year–around 70% occurred in the two summer months July and August. by Benedikt Gasser (12158010)

Proportion of stroke subtypes according to age among young adults versus non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Prevalence of vascular risk factors according to age among young adults versus non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Prevalence of lifestyle-related risk factors according to age among young adults versus non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Frequency of uncommon causes in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Frequency of embolic sources in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

Discovery and Pharmacological Studies of 4‑Hydroxyphenyl-Derived Phosphonium Salts Active in a Mouse Model of Visceral Leishmaniasis by José Ignacio Manzano (7908449)

“…We report the discovery of new 4-hydroxyphenyl phosphonium salt derivatives active in the submicromolar range (EC₅₀ from 0.04 to 0.28 μM, SI > 10) against the protozoan parasite Leishmania donovani. …”

Map of eastern Uganda with an extract showing study sites. by Moses R. Kamya (8308617)

Fig 3 - by Sadia Nazir (1365261)

Normalized mean fluorescence intensity of microparticles labeled with fluorescently conjugated secondary antibodies. by Patricia Pacheco (405146)

Clustering of DE genes by temporal profiles through the fuzzy c-means method. by Rodrigo Pacifico (6111578)