Result of asymmetric enhancements with (A) PE and (B) PC. by Michael E. Kurczy (505411)

“…<p>(A) Increasing the fraction of PE in the outer leaflet of the GUV significantly decreased the nanotube radius compared to the control tube pulled from an SBL vesicle with a radius of 57±3 nm (n = 9) and 36±2 nm (n = 9) for tubes pulled from PE incubated vesicles. …”

A Genetic Investigation of the KEOPS Complex in Halophilic Archaea by Adit Naor (139932)

“…Deletion of <em>pcc1</em> led to pleiotropic phenotypes, including decreased growth rate, reduced levels of t⁶A modification, and elevated levels of intra-cellular glycation products.…”

Dynamics of the Multiplicity of Cellular Infection in a Plant Virus by Serafín Gutiérrez (123251)

“…Here, we fill this experimental gap by presenting the first detailed analysis of the dynamics of the cellular MOI during colonization of a host plant by a virus. Our results reveal ample variations between different leaf levels during the course of infection, with values starting close to 2 and increasing up to 13 before decreasing to initial levels in the latest infection stages. …”

Network connectivity analysis of a representative trained network. by Franz Hamilton (823360)

“…Solid colored connections correspond to those drawn in (a). The three connections undergo a significant change in connection strength after the training, namely the red and green connections increase in strength and the blue connection decreases in strength. …”

Measuring SDs in a rat model of focal stroke. by Jan Lindemann (9160701)

“…<p>(A-B) Permanent middle cerebral artery occlusion (pMCAO) was induced in rats, and relative changes in cerebral blood flow (CBF) in peri-infarct cortex were measured through a cortical window using laser speckle contrast imaging (BPU, blood perfusion units; l, lateral; m, medial; r, rostral; c, caudal). …”

Developmental changes in connectivity strength are not a function of distance. by Scott Marek (841529)

“…<p>(A) Distance distributions of significantly increasing connections (blue) and significantly decreasing connections (red) between the child and adult group. …”

Electronic Implementation of a Repressilator with Quorum Sensing Feedback by Edward H. Hellen (346773)

“…<div><p>We investigate the dynamics of a synthetic genetic repressilator with quorum sensing feedback. …”

Biomarkers and staging of bipolar disorder: a systematic review by Ângela Roda (12854223)

“…This study reviewed the literature on the relationship between specific biomarkers and BD stages.METHODS: A comprehensive literature search of MEDLINE and PubMed was conducted to identify studies in English and Portuguese using the keywords biomarker, neurotrophic factors, inflammation, oxidative stress, neuroprogression and staging models cross-referenced with bipolar disorder.RESULTS: Morphometric studies of patients with BD found neuroanatomic abnormalities, such as ventricular enlargement, grey matter loss in the hippocampus and cerebellum, volume decreases in the prefrontal cortex and variations in the size of the amygdala. …”

Probability of establishing a sylvatic ZIKV transmission cycle. by Benjamin M. Althouse (116177)

Proportion of correct depth responses as a function of eccentricity. by Paul B. Hibbard (7827980)

“…<p>The top row plots data for the short duration (80ms) for (a) circular and (b) horizontal edge stimuli. The bottom row plots data for the long duration (800ms) for (c) circular and (d) horizontal edge data. …”

A Single Molecule Investigation of the Photostability of Quantum Dots by Eva Arnspang Christensen (138327)

“…We further show that β-mercaptoethanol has a dual stabilizing effect on the fluorescence emission of QDs: 1) by increasing the frequency of time that a QD is in its fluorescent state, and 2) by decreasing the photobleaching rate. …”

IFT25 is a phosphoprotein component of the IFT particle. by Zhaohui Wang (144332)

“…Addition of exogenous ATP elevated the level of the upper band, and the lower band showed a corresponding decreased intensity. The axonemal protein IC69 was used as a loading control.…”

The effects of genetic draft on the trajectory of a neutral allele. by Guy Sella (230321)

“…Subsequent to this first, dramatic change in frequency, the mutant allele experienced three hitchhiking events that increased its frequency (selective sweeps 3 through 5) and one that decreased it (sweep 2). In (B) is a simulated trajectory of a neutral allele affected solely by genetic drift, for the same population parameters. …”

Underwater Oil Droplet Splitting on a Patterned Template by Xiaolong Yang (31447)

“…Underwater oil droplets stretched and pinned by dual-dot oleophilic patterns on a superoleophobic substrate have been split into two nearly equal-volume daughter droplets using an underwater superoleophobic blade at substantially lower cutting speeds than reported in previous studies. …”

Effects of heterogeneity and noise on homeostatic stability of a network. by Daniel Harnack (501634)

“…<p>A) The stability as a function of heterogeneity in the neurons’ homeostatic time-constants. …”

A Model of <i>Drosophila</i> Larva Chemotaxis by Alex Davies (5665966)

“…The first is an increased probability of terminating runs in response to gradually decreasing concentration, the second an increased probability of terminating head casts in response to rapidly increasing concentration, and the third a biasing of run directions up concentration gradients through modulation of small head casts. …”

Behavior of a dynamic cytoskeleton under shear flow. by Thomas G. Fai (4500571)

“…<p>(a) <i>I</i>₂/<i>I</i>₁ over time for <i>k</i>_off = 0, 10, and 100 s⁻¹, (b) The lower effective shear modulus for a dynamic network leads to a higher dimensionless capillary number and greater deformations, as evidenced by the greater maximum value of <i>I</i>₁ for the network with the fastest rate of remodeling, (c) The total number of irreversibly broken edges is plotted versus time. …”

Underwater Oil Droplet Splitting on a Patterned Template by Xiaolong Yang (31447)

“…Underwater oil droplets stretched and pinned by dual-dot oleophilic patterns on a superoleophobic substrate have been split into two nearly equal-volume daughter droplets using an underwater superoleophobic blade at substantially lower cutting speeds than reported in previous studies. …”

A switch between cis-activation and cis-inhibition. by Pau Formosa-Jordan (556495)

“…Red lines show the Notch signal dependence on in the absence of the primary signaling source () and for a primary signaling source with . Decreasing curves indicate cis-inhibition and increasing curves show cis-activation. …”

Identification of magnetic parameters for a two-proton model. by Carlos F. Martino (7865858)

“…Optimal values of the hyperfine parameters are <i>A</i>_1<i>x</i> = 0, <i>A</i>_1<i>y</i> = 0, <i>A</i>_1<i>z</i> = −0.004, <i>A</i>_2<i>x</i> = −0.2, <i>A</i>_2<i>y</i> = 0, <i>A</i>_2<i>z</i> = 0.52. …”