Myeloid lineage is affected by csrnp1a knockdown. by Jaime Espina (106906)

“…The <i>spi1</i> changes are accompanied by a significant decrease in proliferation (showed as the number of H3P within the <i>spi1</i> signal area) (E, F, and G). …”

Fig 6 - by Xiaoshi Jin (15675049)

Structural and Adhesive Properties of Cellulosic Mucilage: A Molecular-Level Investigation by Kamonthira Wichai (20386623)

“…The softer pectin polymers exhibit stronger adhesion than stiffer cellulose chains. Adhesion decreases with increasing polymer stiffness but plateaus beyond a threshold. …”

Structural and Adhesive Properties of Cellulosic Mucilage: A Molecular-Level Investigation by Kamonthira Wichai (20386623)

“…The softer pectin polymers exhibit stronger adhesion than stiffer cellulose chains. Adhesion decreases with increasing polymer stiffness but plateaus beyond a threshold. …”

Structural and Adhesive Properties of Cellulosic Mucilage: A Molecular-Level Investigation by Kamonthira Wichai (20386623)

“…The softer pectin polymers exhibit stronger adhesion than stiffer cellulose chains. Adhesion decreases with increasing polymer stiffness but plateaus beyond a threshold. …”

Structural and Adhesive Properties of Cellulosic Mucilage: A Molecular-Level Investigation by Kamonthira Wichai (20386623)

“…The softer pectin polymers exhibit stronger adhesion than stiffer cellulose chains. Adhesion decreases with increasing polymer stiffness but plateaus beyond a threshold. …”

Structural and Adhesive Properties of Cellulosic Mucilage: A Molecular-Level Investigation by Kamonthira Wichai (20386623)

“…The softer pectin polymers exhibit stronger adhesion than stiffer cellulose chains. Adhesion decreases with increasing polymer stiffness but plateaus beyond a threshold. …”

Multiple distinct outcomes observed in soft-shell clams (<i>Mya arenaria</i>) after natural infection with MarBTN. by Rachael M. Giersch (22331947)

Data from qPCR analysis of hemolymph from included clams. by Rachael M. Giersch (22331947)

Data from qPCR analysis of eDNA and matching hemolymph timepoints. by Rachael M. Giersch (22331947)

Characteristics and outcomes from clams with MarBTN and control healthy clams. by Rachael M. Giersch (22331947)

Geographic distribution of the date palm dieback disease. by Maryam Rafiqi (12647200)

Phylogenetic tree of <i>Anaplasma ovis</i> based on the partial <i>msp4</i> gene sequences available in GenBank. by Sumaira Sumaira (21453523)

Map of Pakistan with marked Punjab province. by Sumaira Sumaira (21453523)

Phylogenetic analysis of <i>Anaplasma</i> spp. based on the partial 16S rRNA gene sequence. by Sumaira Sumaira (21453523)

The inactivation of the acetyl-CoA acyltransferase 1 enzyme by the novel putative miRNA Oeu124369 leads to a decrease in Acetyl-CoA production and additionally, the deactivation of palmitoyl-protein thioesterase by the same miRNA results in a reduction in palmitic acid biosynthesis in the fatty acid elongation pathway. by Mohammad Hossein Pakdel (19837942)

“…<p>The inactivation of the acetyl-CoA acyltransferase 1 enzyme by the novel putative miRNA Oeu124369 leads to a decrease in Acetyl-CoA production and additionally, the deactivation of palmitoyl-protein thioesterase by the same miRNA results in a reduction in palmitic acid biosynthesis in the fatty acid elongation pathway.…”

Housing conditions specifically impaired long-term SRM (mean±SEM): A) Rats in group housing displayed a significant decrease in SIT during the second 5 min encounter (A2, empty bars) compared to the first (A1, gray bars), regardless of the time interval between the encounters. by Hadar Shahar-Gold (283031)

“…B) Socially isolated rats displayed a significant decrease in SIT measured during the second encounter only for intervals of 30 and 60 min but not for a 120 min interval. …”

Reduced willingness to participate in large events. by Alyssa H. Sinclair (17102689)

“…The decrease in willingness was greater for larger event sizes, with the exception of the largest event size (5,000 people), likely because participants were already unwilling to participate in very large events. …”

A raincloud plot of the cuteness ratings. by Amanda C. Hahn (17241106)

Does fire always accelerate shrub expansion in Arctic tundra? Examining a novel grass-dominated successional trajectory on the Seward Peninsula by Teresa N. Hollingsworth (9106116)

“…Increasing burn severity and fire frequency corresponded with an increase in grass cover and a decrease in shrub basal area. We used multivariate ordination analysis to create a single integrator variable of fire effect that accounted for time after fire, burn severity, and number of times burned. …”