The effects of growth status on the pattern of cytosine methylation. by Selcen Çelik (547618)

“…Scale bar = 10 µm <b>E</b> The decrease in the staining levels of 5meC in MEFs after treatment with 5 µM 5-aza-2′-deoxycytidine-2′-deoxycytidine compared to control cells (Untreated) as detected by fluorescence activated flow cytometry (p<0.05). 5meC is tagged with a PerCP-conjugated antibody and detected at fluorescence channel-3. * p<0.05.…”

Data_Sheet_1_Association between healthy eating index-2015 and abdominal aortic calcification among US Adults.docx by Jundi Jia (12864167)

“…The mean score of HEI-2015 was 56.09 ± 13.40 (41.33 ± 6.28, 59.44 ± 5.54, and 76.90 ± 5.37 for inadequate, average, and optimal groups, respectively). …”

Stem growth of Amazonian species is driven by intra-annual variability in rainfall, vapor pressure and evapotranspiration by Miguel Angelo Branco Camargo (15939750)

“…We found that the mean stem growth in diameter across species increased in response to an increase in rainfall and reference evapotranspiration, but it decreased with a rise in mean and minimum vapor pressure deficit. …”

Tumor Heterogeneity by Sabrina L Spencer (20366)

“…As the tumor begins to form, there is typically a slow increase in the degree of tissue heterogeneity followed by a sudden increase, an equally sudden decrease, and then often another increase as the tissue reaches 9 × 10⁵ cells.…”

Effect of RF center overlap on correlations in the three parallel ELL segments. by Volker Hofmann (3326613)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> We modeled differences in RF center size and overlap by varying the number of afferents converging onto pyramidal cells (LS: blue; CLS: magenta; CMS: green). …”

Table_1_Variation in stem bark conductance to water vapor in Neotropical plant species.xlsx by Eleinis Ávila-Lovera (11187675)

“…We also determined the temperature response of g_bark of six plant species (five trees and one liana) from a lowland forest. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Variation in stem bark conductance to water vapor in Neotropical plant species.DOCX by Eleinis Ávila-Lovera (11187675)

“…We also determined the temperature response of g_bark of six plant species (five trees and one liana) from a lowland forest. …”

TUNEL staining and cell proliferation in the OB by Haydn M Prosser (40070)

“…Note, the difference in size of the OB at 5 × magnification. Scale bars: 100 µm (A and B); 20 µm (C); 500 µm (E and F).…”

THE TRANSMUTED HALF-NORMAL DISTRIBUTION WITH APPLICATION TO PRECIPITATION DATA by André Menezes (10384547)

Cytoskeleton and major extracellular matrix proteins were analyzed by immunofluorescence. by Ludwig Stanislas Loison-Robert (4797525)

“…The observed decrease in type 1 collagen, when DPSC were in contact with biomaterials, was confirmed using RT-qPCR (5J), whereas protein secretion was not modified by the experimental conditions (Fig 5K). …”

Estimation of PWM cutoff score from fraction of occupied STAT1 binding sites. by Christoph D. Schmid (72046)

“…<p>5 454 192 potential STAT1 binding sites in the human genome are grouped according their PWM score. …”

Temperature Dependence of the Contributions of Positive and Negative Design to the Gap in Simulations of Lattice Model Sequences Designed To Be Stable at Various Temperatures by Igor N Berezovsky (59807)

“…Positive design results in significant lowering of the native state energy (energy decrease in the interval of temperatures <i>T_env</i> = 0.2/0.8 has a slope equal to −5.22, black line). …”

Lower doses of NMII resulted in greater relative bacterial numbers in lungs of C57BL/6 mice. by Matthew Calverley (109776)

“…Significant increases in the final bacterial burdens were observed for both the 1×10³ and 10⁵ groups, while a significant decrease in the final bacterial burden was observed for the 1×10⁷ group (ANOVA p<0.05).…”

Effect of serial dilutions of standard verruculogen at 1/2 h by Khaled Khoufache (43192)

“…</p><p></p> The first significant effects observed, i.e. an increase of transepithelial potential differences (Vt) and a decrease of transepithelial resistance (Rt), were similar to those observed with the whole organic phase. …”

Effect of serial dilutions of standard fumagillin at 1/2 h by Khaled Khoufache (43192)

“…</p><p></p> The first significant effects observed, i.e. a decrease in transepithelial potential differences (Vt) and an increase in transepithelial resistance (Rt), were the opposite of those observed with the whole organic phase. *: significant difference compared with HNEC culture medium with DMSO as controls (p < 0.05).…”

HD-6 but not lysozyme is reduced in patients who carry the rare LRP6 variant. by Maureen J. Koslowski (181279)

“…<p>Linear regression and Spearman rank analysis were used on all samples from the mRNA analysis according to the LRP6 genotype. (A) The two Paneth cell α-defensins correlate in both subgroups fitting the also found genotype dependent decrease of HD-6 in ileal CD patients. …”

Table_1_Evolving growth hormone deficiency: proof of concept.docx by Sri Nikhita Chimatapu (18475569)

“…</p>Methods<p>We performed a retrospective chart review of children who presented for short stature (height less < 2SD for mean/mid-parental height) and/or growth failure (sustained growth velocity < 0 SD) to pediatric endocrinology at Mount Sinai Kravis Children’s Hospital, New York and who had 2 GSTs. …”

Focal Ischemic Injury with Complex Middle Cerebral Artery in Stroke-Prone Spontaneously Hypertensive Rats with Loss-Of-Function in NADPH Oxidases by Hiroshi Yao (562206)

“…<div><p>By means of introgressing a loss-of-function mutation in the <i>p22phox</i> gene from the Matsumoto Eosinophilia Shinshu (MES) rat to stroke-prone spontaneously hypertensive rats (SHRSP), we constructed the SHRSP-based congenic strain lacking the P22PHOX expression (i.e., lacking NADPH oxidases [NOX] activities) (SHRSP.MES-<i>Cyba</i>^<i>mes</i>/Izm; hereafter referred to as SP.MES). …”

Phospho-Ablated Id2 Is Growth Suppressive and Pro-Apoptotic in Proliferating Myoblasts by David C. Butler (261919)

“…The decreased nuclear localization of S5A corresponded to a decrease in cellular proliferation, and an increase in apoptosis. …”

Physico-mechanical Properties of Sustainable Building Material Based Gypsum and Recycled Polyethylene Waste by Amina, Djoudi

“…Results proved the positive effect of the introducing of PET particles in the matrix of gypsum mortar, the lightening of this material but a decrease of mechanical properties was recorded comparing in to reference without polyethylene particles. …”
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