Table_6_High Migration and Invasion Ability of PGCCs and Their Daughter Cells Associated With the Nuclear Localization of S100A10 Modified by SUMOylation.DOCX by Qi Zhao (124612)

“…After SUMO1 was inhibited, the nuclear S100A10 in PGCCs and daughter cells decreased, and their proliferation and migration abilities significantly decreased. …”

Data_Sheet_2_High Migration and Invasion Ability of PGCCs and Their Daughter Cells Associated With the Nuclear Localization of S100A10 Modified by SUMOylation.docx by Qi Zhao (124612)

“…After SUMO1 was inhibited, the nuclear S100A10 in PGCCs and daughter cells decreased, and their proliferation and migration abilities significantly decreased. …”

Table_5_High Migration and Invasion Ability of PGCCs and Their Daughter Cells Associated With the Nuclear Localization of S100A10 Modified by SUMOylation.DOCX by Qi Zhao (124612)

“…After SUMO1 was inhibited, the nuclear S100A10 in PGCCs and daughter cells decreased, and their proliferation and migration abilities significantly decreased. …”

Table_3_High Migration and Invasion Ability of PGCCs and Their Daughter Cells Associated With the Nuclear Localization of S100A10 Modified by SUMOylation.DOCX by Qi Zhao (124612)

“…After SUMO1 was inhibited, the nuclear S100A10 in PGCCs and daughter cells decreased, and their proliferation and migration abilities significantly decreased. …”

Table_4_High Migration and Invasion Ability of PGCCs and Their Daughter Cells Associated With the Nuclear Localization of S100A10 Modified by SUMOylation.DOCX by Qi Zhao (124612)

“…After SUMO1 was inhibited, the nuclear S100A10 in PGCCs and daughter cells decreased, and their proliferation and migration abilities significantly decreased. …”

Table_2_High Migration and Invasion Ability of PGCCs and Their Daughter Cells Associated With the Nuclear Localization of S100A10 Modified by SUMOylation.DOCX by Qi Zhao (124612)

“…After SUMO1 was inhibited, the nuclear S100A10 in PGCCs and daughter cells decreased, and their proliferation and migration abilities significantly decreased. …”

Effect of CM from osteoblasts cultured with CXCL8 (200 pg/ml) or CCL20 (500 pg/ml) on osteoclastic bone resorption. by Janak L. Pathak (759122)

Scatter plot of neurite curvature and auditory hallucination score. by Ryuta Mizutani (4512997)

Gating strategy of experiments using continuous EdU incubation in mOr2-Piwi1 juvenile polyps. by Eudald Pascual-Carreras (12115380)

Fcn2.m from Dynamics and locomotion of flexible foils in a frictional environment. by Xiaolin Wang (303612)

“…When the foil is oscillated by heaving at one end but is not free to locomote, the dynamics change from periodic to non-periodic and chaotic as the heaving amplitude increases or the bending rigidity decreases. For friction coefficients lying in a certain range, the transition passes through a sequence of <i>N</i>-periodic and asymmetric states before reaching chaotic dynamics. …”

Experimental materials. by Cuiying Zhou (10048078)

“…<div><p>High-performance ester materials (HPEMs) are widely applied in slope soil restoration owing to their biodegradability, with a predictable degradation cycle of 2–3 years. Although HPEMs have been extensively studied for tropical applications, their performance in cold regions subject to frequent freeze-thaw cycles (FTCs) remains poorly understood. …”

Experimental equipment and specimens. by Cuiying Zhou (10048078)

“…<div><p>High-performance ester materials (HPEMs) are widely applied in slope soil restoration owing to their biodegradability, with a predictable degradation cycle of 2–3 years. Although HPEMs have been extensively studied for tropical applications, their performance in cold regions subject to frequent freeze-thaw cycles (FTCs) remains poorly understood. …”

Schematic illustration of experiment. by Cuiying Zhou (10048078)

“…<div><p>High-performance ester materials (HPEMs) are widely applied in slope soil restoration owing to their biodegradability, with a predictable degradation cycle of 2–3 years. Although HPEMs have been extensively studied for tropical applications, their performance in cold regions subject to frequent freeze-thaw cycles (FTCs) remains poorly understood. …”

Plant growth. by Cuiying Zhou (10048078)

“…<div><p>High-performance ester materials (HPEMs) are widely applied in slope soil restoration owing to their biodegradability, with a predictable degradation cycle of 2–3 years. Although HPEMs have been extensively studied for tropical applications, their performance in cold regions subject to frequent freeze-thaw cycles (FTCs) remains poorly understood. …”

Schematic diagram of 15 FTCs process. by Cuiying Zhou (10048078)

“…<div><p>High-performance ester materials (HPEMs) are widely applied in slope soil restoration owing to their biodegradability, with a predictable degradation cycle of 2–3 years. Although HPEMs have been extensively studied for tropical applications, their performance in cold regions subject to frequent freeze-thaw cycles (FTCs) remains poorly understood. …”

Forest plot of associations between deviation in treatment duration (in months) from site mean and patient characteristics, resistance categories. by Nicholas Winters (6598070)

Role of <i>τ</i>_<i>A</i> in determining switch between divisive and subtractive inhibition. by Joshua H. Goldwyn (339094)

“…The boundary shifts downward as <i>τ</i>_<i>A</i> decreases, indicating that faster activating A-current enables inhibition to have a subtractive effect for lower values of <i>g</i>_<i>A</i>.…”

Influence of Tree Species Composition and Community Structure on Carbon Density in a Subtropical Forest by Yanqiu Hu (789470)

“…We found that 1) forest biomass carbon density significantly differed among communities, reflecting a significant effect of community structure and species composition on carbon accumulation; 2) soil organic carbon density increased whereas stand biomass carbon density decreased across communities, indicating that different mechanisms might account for the accumulation of stand biomass carbon and soil organic carbon in the subtropical forest; and 3) a small number of tree individuals of the medium- and large-diameter class contributed predominantly to biomass carbon accumulation in the community, whereas a large number of seedlings and saplings were responsible for a small proportion of the total forest carbon stock. …”

Single-Shot Capillary Zone Electrophoresis–Tandem Mass Spectrometry Produces over 4400 Phosphopeptide Identifications from a 220 ng Sample by Zhenbin Zhang (1444888)

“…Larger injection volumes resulted in serious peak broadening and decreased numbers of phosphopeptide identifications. …”

Protein kinases PknA and PknB independently and coordinately regulate essential <i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</i> physiologies and antimicrobial susceptibility by Jumei Zeng (2047825)

“…Depletion of PknA or PknB or both kinases resulted in growth arrest, shortening of cells, and time-dependent loss of acid-fast staining with a concomitant decrease in mycolate synthesis and accumulation of trehalose monomycolate. …”