Increased superoxide has a compartment specific effect on <i>clk-1</i> lifespan. by Claire E. Schaar (691681)

“…<b>A,B</b>. Deletion of either of the cytoplasmic <i>sod</i> genes (<i>sod-1</i>, <i>sod-5</i>) decreases <i>clk-1</i> lifespan. …”

Loop in the IB domain drives ParM monomer opening. by Natalie Ng (6560246)

“…Two simulations (ParM-ATP-2,3) consistently exhibited opening angles of ~102° after 50 ns and maintained that value, whereas in the other simulation (ParM-ATP-1), the opening angle increased beyond 105° after 100 ns and then eventually decreased to ~103° in the last 20 ns of the 200-ns simulation (<a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1006683#pcbi.1006683.s004" target="_blank">S4A Fig</a>). …”

Time-lapse confocal fluorescence microscopy images. by Aftab Nadeem (3211719)

“…In addition, MakA treatment caused a decrease in mobility of the GFP-Cav1 compared to vehicle-treated cells. …”

Protections against <i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i> (ME49) challenge infection. by Dong Hun Lee (533726)

“…Upon the lethal dose challenge infection (120 cysts), all vaccinated mice survived without significant decrease of body weight, whereas all naïve control mice died with a significant and progressive loss in body weight (E and F).…”

Synthesis and Characterization of a New Family of Mixed Oxide−Proton Conductors Based on Tristrontium Oxysilicate by José M. Porras-Vázquez (2450377)

“…A large p-type electronic contribution was also observed for Sr₃(Si_0.89Al_0.11O₄)O_0.945◻_0.055 under oxidizing conditions, decreasing the oxide ion transference number to ∼0.01 at 1173 K.…”

Synthesis and Characterization of a New Family of Mixed Oxide−Proton Conductors Based on Tristrontium Oxysilicate by José M. Porras-Vázquez (2450377)

“…A large p-type electronic contribution was also observed for Sr₃(Si_0.89Al_0.11O₄)O_0.945◻_0.055 under oxidizing conditions, decreasing the oxide ion transference number to ∼0.01 at 1173 K.…”

A complete list of egg samples indicating the collection year, area, and results of analyses. by Matti Viluksela (321291)

This is the raw data of Immunofluorescence in Met-5A cell. by Yangyang Yin (14323701)

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(a) Schematics of water tunnel and (b) Experimental setup. by Muhammad Hammad Bucha (21736111)

a Non-reducing SDS-PAGE of test samples and by Vanessa Radtke (1674097)

LC-MS/MS chromatograms of a spiked liver sample on LOQ level. by Ekramy Halawa (11785086)

FT-IR spectra of (a) amlodipine (b) hydrochlorohiazide and (c) candesartan nanoparticles. by Anjuman Arora (750291)

P-Rex is required for a late phase of stimulus-evoked cerebellar LTP. by Claire Jackson (362873)

A proportion of quiescent parasites lose the <i>dsRed</i> gene. by Laura Dirkx (8950205)

Examples of fractures associated with a circular sampling area of one unit diameter. by Yulin Pan (5943089)

Data_Sheet_1_Functional Analysis of Cellulose Synthase CesA4 and CesA6 Genes in Switchgrass (Panicum virgatum) by Overexpression and RNAi-Mediated Gene Silencing.pdf by Mitra Mazarei (3614186)

“…Increasing or decreasing PvCesA4 and PvCesA6 expression to extreme levels in the transgenic lines resulted in decreased biomass production. …”

Axial plain chest CT images showing a ground-glass opacity (GGO) nodule in the left apex (74-year-old female weighing 49 kg). by Tsuneo Yamashiro (621385)

“…Nearly homogeneous density of the nodule was accurately depicted on images with AIDR3D at any of three tube currents (<b>A–C</b>). However, on images without AIDR3D (<b>D–F)</b>, artificial density heterogeneity due to image noise increased as the tube current decreased from 240 (<b>D</b>) to 60 mA (<b>F</b>).…”

MakA contributes to host cell toxicity. by Aftab Nadeem (3211719)

“…(B) HCT8, PC3 and HCT116 cells were treated with increasing concentration of MakA (48 h). Loss of cell viability was measured by decrease in MTS absorbance. …”

Methyl-esterase activity of PME-1 is required to maintain levels of PP2Ac. by Ryotaro Yabe (838369)

“…<p>(A) PME-1 inhibitor decreases PP2Ac protein levels. …”

Expression profiling by of genes by immunohistochemistry (IHC). by Shreya Sarkar (5122073)

“…<p>Representative immunohistochemical expression images and histograms in normal epithelium (basal, spinous layers), dysplasia and HNSCC, and in different etiological groups. a. Expression of the proteins during tumor progression from normal oral epithelium. …”