Data_Sheet_1_Frequency-Specific Effects of Galvanic Vestibular Stimulation on Response-Time Performance in Parkinson's Disease.DOCX by Soojin Lee (399089)

“…We hypothesized GVS motor effects were a function of stimulation frequency, and specifically, that band-limited ms-GVS would result in better motor performance than conventionally used broadband RN-GVS.…”

DataSheet_1_Results of the ECHO (Eating habits CHanges in Oncologic patients) Survey: An Italian Cross-Sectional Multicentric Study to Explore Dietary Changes and Dietary Supplemen... by Greta Caprara (11630527)

The average distance between the the most frequent phenotypes and the patchiness of the visible phenotypic subspace. by Elhanan Borenstein (68815)

“…<p>(A) The average Hamming distance among visible phenotypes as a function of their frequency (dots). …”

Timing of production of neurons and glia in rosette cultures. by Elsa Abranches (261932)

“…A decrease in neuronal production is observed at day 16, concomitant with an increase of glial cells. …”

Effects of <i>in vitro</i> treatment with fadrozole on prolactin-positive cells. by María José García Barrado (590761)

“…Scale bar: a,b,c: 50 µm. d) Plot showing the decrease in cellular area at the different time-points assayed; from 3 to 12 hours of treatment with testosterone and fadrozole a significant decrease (*p<0.01) was observed. e) The percentage of prolactin-positive cells decreases as from 3 to 12 hours of treatment with testosterone and fadrozole (*p<0.01). f) The percentage of PCNA- and prolactin-positive cells, out of the total number of prolactin-positive cells, decreases significantly from 1 to 12 hours of treatment with testosterone and fadrozole (*p<0.01).…”

Effects of time on <i>ex vivo</i> spectral imaging. by Torre M. Bydlon (295015)

“…<p>50x bicubic interpolated images of a negative and positive margin from different patients, where the “initial” images of the margins were imaged at approximately the same time points post-excision. …”

Table 1_SarZ inhibits the hemolytic activity through regulation of phenol soluble modulins in Staphylococcus epidermidis.docx by Xiao Chen (260187)

Image_4_Overexpression of Optic Atrophy Type 1 Protects Retinal Ganglion Cells and Upregulates Parkin Expression in Experimental Glaucoma.TIF by Xinxin Hu (429652)

CD4⁺ T Cell-derived IL-10 Promotes <i>Brucella abortus</i> Persistence via Modulation of Macrophage Function by Mariana N. Xavier (133803)

Data Sheet 1_Comprehensive analysis on the regulatory mechanism of active ingredient accumulation during fermentation process of Massa Medicata Fermentata: microbe and metabolic pr... by Yun Li (692280)

Image 2_SarZ inhibits the hemolytic activity through regulation of phenol soluble modulins in Staphylococcus epidermidis.jpeg by Xiao Chen (260187)

Image 1_SarZ inhibits the hemolytic activity through regulation of phenol soluble modulins in Staphylococcus epidermidis.jpeg by Xiao Chen (260187)

Supplementary Material for: Boiling and Pressure Cooking Impact on IgE Reactivity of Soybean Allergens by Cabanillas B. (4773996)

Video_1_Organotypic Culture of Neonatal Murine Inner Ear Explants.MP4 by Jacqueline M. Ogier (6661700)

Voluntary exercise prior to traumatic brain injury alters miRNA expression in the injured mouse cerebral cortex by W. Miao (6513251)

Temporal Variability and Social Heterogeneity in Disease Transmission: The Case of SARS in Hong Kong by Anne Cori (260622)

Table_1_Loss of stra8 Increases Germ Cell Apoptosis but Is Still Compatible With Sperm Production in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar).XLSX by Kai O. Skaftnesmo (10660484)

Table_2_Loss of stra8 Increases Germ Cell Apoptosis but Is Still Compatible With Sperm Production in Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar).DOCX by Kai O. Skaftnesmo (10660484)

Image_1_The RNA-Binding Protein DDX18 Promotes Gastric Cancer by Affecting the Maturation of MicroRNA-21.tif by Yeqian Zhang (6553325)

Bcgbl1 globally regulates expression of hydrophobic surface-induced genes. by Jiejing Tang (17549959)

“…On the basis of the comparison of fold change values between WT and Δ<i>Bcgbl1</i>-30 (fold change values of gene expression level in hyphae on the hydrophobic surface relative to hyphae in PDA cultures), Bcgbl1-dependent genes were identified when the rate of fold change increase or decrease in the Δ<i>Bcgbl1</i>-30 mutant was less than 50% that in WT, the remaining genes were identified as Bcgbl1-independent. …”