Potential Impacts of Climatic Change on European Breeding Birds by Brian Huntley (38285)

“…Even if potential range changes were realised, the average number of species breeding per 50×50 km grid square would decrease by 6·8–23·2%. …”

Cytotoxicity of curcubitacin B on cancer and normal human cells. by Kejuan Li (2580184)

UBE2N and SMARCA4 as novel targets of miR-101. by Siddharth Manvati (391250)

“…(c & d) Real-Time PCR showing a change in expression using Sybergreen and UBE2N and SMARCA4 specific primers, (c) under miR-101 and anti-miR-101 transfected conditions, showing decrease & increase, respectively, and (d) after 12 hrs exposure to 1uM, 5 uM and 10 uM etoposide, in MCF7 cells, confirming UBE2N and SMARCA4 as targets of miR-101, which is induced to 10 fold with 1 uM etoposide. …”

MOTOR COMPETENCE OF SCHOOLCHILDREN FROM PUBLIC EDUCATION IN SÃO PAULO CITY, BRAZIL by Alessandro Hervaldo Nicolai Ré (6543596)

“…Considering the original classification of the TGMD-2, 76.4% of girls and 70.5% of boys presented a motor competence much lower than expected for age (percentile <15) and in both genders there were a statistically significant decrease in percentiles classification at older ages. …”

Increasing extracellular pH enhances selected amino acid levels in PNEC cells. by Joseph E. Ippolito (523145)

“…<p>(A) NMR of PNEC cell lysates identifies increases in alanine and glutamate and decrease in GABA. 1, valine/leucine/isoleucine; 2, t-butanol (internal reference); 3, lactate; 4, alanine; 5, lysine; 6 and 9, gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA); 7 and 10, glutamate; 8 and 11, glutamine and reduced glutathione (GSH)/oxidized glutathione (GSSG). …”

Chemoattraction behavior is altered in the G6 knockout cell line. by Thomas J. Lampert (194549)

“…A decrease in PDC has been associated with chemoattraction responses in ciliates. …”

Decline in tuberculosis (TB) burden in children and adolescents in the Tibetan boarding schools in India from 2017 through 2019. by Kunchok Dorjee (4541518)

“…(B) Decrease in annual prevalence of TB infection. *Incidence of annual TB disease represents the proportion of new episodes of TB cases per 100,000 students per year among all students enrolled in the schools (<a href="http://www.plosmedicine.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pmed.1003502#pmed.1003502.t005" target="_blank">Table 5</a>). …”

IT MSC and lung inflammation. by Ibrahim Sammour (3202713)

“…(b) Female MSC decrease lung IL-1β expression to a greater degree than male MSC (c) Representative Western blot demonstrating a more marked decrease in lung IL-1β expression in hyperoxic pups treated with female MSC. β-actin is utilized as the normalization protein. …”

Dipole localizations of the SEFs for one representative subject overlaid onto an axial MRI slice. by Michael Schaefer (265916)

“…The squares depict the cortical representations of D2; the circles show the representations for D5. Note the differences in polar angle Δφ between rest, asynchronous, and synchronous brushing, pointing to a decrease of the cortical distance in the synchronous brushing condition. …”

Photo and scheme of the pilot installation. by Aliénor Dutheil de la Rochère (7534964)

“…<p>The flow sensors are represented by a single flow rate meter (0.5 microns filtered air can enter the pilot unit to avoid a decrease of pressure).…”

Time-dependent response to perturbations. by Theresa M. Yuraszeck (237670)

“…<p>A 5-fold increase in the parameter associated with the binding of normally phosphorylated, 3R tau to microtubules was applied and the response of unphosphorylated, microtubule bound 4R tau was monitored with respect to the basal concentration of this species. …”

Combined mutations in Notch2 and Notch3 cause defects in vascular development. by Qingqing Wang (141110)

“…At E10.5, <i>Notch2^−/−;Notch3^−/− (N2^−/−;N3^−/−)</i> embryos exhibit a decrease in yolk sac blood vessels, while the embryo proper is relatively normal in appearance. …”

Gains in Dynamic Range via Increasing Number of Dilutions—Constant Available Partitioning. by Nivedita Majumdar (711576)

“…Benefits to Dynamic Range are slight at high levels of precision (e.g., 5%) and are even seen to occasionally decrease as subsets increase (e.g., 5% precision between 5 and 6 subsets). …”

Figure S1 - Isoflurane Reversibly Destabilizes Hippocampal Dendritic Spines by an Actin-Dependent Mechanism by Jimcy Platholi (605486)

“…Representative images show time-lapse of eGFP fluorescence showing a time-dependent decrease in spine area (top panel- Control; bottom panel- Isoflurane). …”

Cryoinjury transiently impairs ventricular pumping efficiency. by Juan Manuel González-Rosa (677880)

“…<b>(B)</b> Cryoinjured animals show a temporal decrease in the RFVS of 50%, which is gradually recovered around 60 dpi (*** p<0.001; ** p<0.01; * p<0.05; one-way ANOVA followed by Tukey's honest significant difference test, n = 31). dpi, days postinjury; dpm, days postmanipulation; FVS, fractional volume shortening; RFVS, relative fractional volume shortening.…”

RT responses follow changes in exposure longitudinally. by Christian B. Willberg (33799)

“…Two individuals with aviremic partners at the second time point also showed a decrease in exposure to their partner (B and C), which was reflected in their anti-HIV-1 RT response. …”

Dimensional stack images demonstrating the effect of simultaneously varying the magnitude of six repolarising current conductances in the Mahajan model. by Philip Gemmell (528835)

“…In the contour plots, red represents an increase from the control value, blue a decrease, and white no change. The physiological range of APDs determined from the literature for a CL of 400 ms is represented by the grey region next to the colour bars in each panel (the grey region is absent for a CL of 1,000 ms as the APD values fell outside of the physiological range). …”

Critical thermal traits are correlated with body size. by Rudolf von May (7058612)

“…<p>CT_max tends to increase with increasing body size (a) and CT_min tends to decrease with increasing body size (b). …”

Locus of the effect of DA on EPSCs. by Liming Zhang (213971)

“…<b>C</b>: current traces of the response evoked by local pressure ejection of glutamate (10 mM; vertical arrow) from a patch pipette before (1) and during (2) superfusion with DA (50 µM) at a holding membrane potential of –100 mV in the presence of tetrodotoxin (1 µM) and BMI (10 µM). 3: the overlay of the responses recorded in panels 1 and 2. 4: amplitude of the peak response recorded at a holding membrane potential of −100 mV for 5 neurons before and during superfusion with DA. …”

Table_1_Insights into melatonin-induced photosynthetic electron transport under low-temperature stress in cucumber.xlsx by Pei Wu (327833)

“…Therefore, we conclude that spraying MT at an appropriate concentration is beneficial for protecting the photosynthetic electron transport chain, while spraying high concentrations of MT has a negative effect on regulating the low temperature tolerance in cucumber.…”