Ssa paralogs confer differential resistance to DNA-damaging agents. by Laura E. Knighton (5991239)

ENSA-1 in ASEL promotes glucose attraction and Na⁺ avoidance after glucose conditioning. by Masahiro Tomioka (430683)

Photosystem II Does Not Possess a Simple Excitation Energy Funnel: Time-Resolved Fluorescence Spectroscopy Meets Theory by Yutaka Shibata (1295478)

“…Furthermore, the refined site energies well reproduce the temperature dependence of the time-resolved fluorescence spectrum of PS II-CC, which is characterized by the emergence of a 695 nm fluorescence peak upon cooling down to 77 K and the decrease of its relative intensity upon further cooling below 77 K. …”

Photosystem II Does Not Possess a Simple Excitation Energy Funnel: Time-Resolved Fluorescence Spectroscopy Meets Theory by Yutaka Shibata (1295478)

“…Furthermore, the refined site energies well reproduce the temperature dependence of the time-resolved fluorescence spectrum of PS II-CC, which is characterized by the emergence of a 695 nm fluorescence peak upon cooling down to 77 K and the decrease of its relative intensity upon further cooling below 77 K. …”

Enhancement of the <i>atl</i>^<i>2</i> poly-UB aggregate accumulation phenotype by increased neuronal excitability. by Saurabh Srivastav (9585817)

Code and data from: Demographic signals of population decline and time to extinction in a seasonal, density-dependent model by Joseph B. Burant (7353524)

“…</li><li><i>lossT </i>= 6-level factor (0, 2, 5, 10, 20, 25) indicating the rate of habitat loss as a percent decrease per generation. A value of zero (0) indicates no habitat loss applied (i.e., for controls).…”

Relationship between cluster extension and HCV RNA content. by Frederik Graw (175938)

“…Lines indicate the best fit of a model assuming a biphasic linear decrease of the intracellular HCV RNA content with increasing cluster extension (see <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1003934#pcbi-1003934-t004" target="_blank">Table 4</a>). …”

Task design and baseline behavior. by R. Becket Ebitz (7841318)

HMM predictions and effects of cocaine on model behavior. by R. Becket Ebitz (7841318)

“…Note that the slight decrease in the probability of staying in exploration was likely due to practice (see <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1007475#sec002" target="_blank">Results</a>). …”

Behavior in baseline sessions. by R. Becket Ebitz (7841318)

Female Employment Reduces Fertility in Rural Senegal by Goedele Van den Broeck (713527)

“…Evidence from high-income countries suggests that higher female employment rates lead to reduced fertility rates but evidence from developing countries at an early stage of demographic transition is largely absent. We concentrate on a rural area in northern Senegal where a recent boom in horticultural exports has been associated with a sudden increase in female off-farm employment. …”

Comparison of laboratory- and naturally-raised bees. by Elodie Urlacher (668689)

Learning and 1-h memory recall in different behavioral castes exposed to IPA or to Oil (control). by Elodie Urlacher (668689)

Tonic exploration governs both flexibility and lapses by R. Becket Ebitz (7841318)

“…We reconcile these results with a state-switching model in which cocaine decreases exploration by deepening attractor basins corresponding to rule states. …”

Cell culture and amastigote assay workflow- THP 1 monocyte were cultured and passaged every alternate day for drug testing experiments: Day 1–500 μl of THP 1 PMA treated cells were... by Harshita Sharma (4836180)

Thousands of chromatin regions show changes in accessibility in response to TOP2i treatment. by E. Renee Matthews (18071587)

Steady-state levels of RNR small subunits are dependent on Ssa paralogs. by Laura E. Knighton (5991239)

RNR small subunits display binding selectivity for Ssa paralogs. by Laura E. Knighton (5991239)

Data_Sheet_2_Computational modeling of decision-making in substance abusers: testing Bechara’s hypotheses.CSV by Laurent Avila Chauvet (18705910)

“…The findings indicate that as the memory factor increases, along with high sensitivity to losses and low sensitivity to gains, agents prefer advantageous alternatives, particularly those with a lower frequency of punishments. Conversely, when sensitivity to gains increases and the memory factor decreases, agents prefer disadvantageous alternatives, especially those that result in larger losses. …”

Presentation_1_Computational modeling of decision-making in substance abusers: testing Bechara’s hypotheses.pdf by Laurent Avila Chauvet (18705910)

“…The findings indicate that as the memory factor increases, along with high sensitivity to losses and low sensitivity to gains, agents prefer advantageous alternatives, particularly those with a lower frequency of punishments. Conversely, when sensitivity to gains increases and the memory factor decreases, agents prefer disadvantageous alternatives, especially those that result in larger losses. …”