Table_5_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

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Table_4_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Table_12_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Table_11_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Table_7_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Table_2_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Image_1_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.TIF by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Table_6_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Table_10_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Table_3_Transcriptome Analysis of Ovarian Follicles Reveals Potential Pivotal Genes Associated With Increased and Decreased Rates of Chicken Egg Production.XLSX by Xiaoxia Chen (2163943)

Decreased dendritic arbor length of principal neurons from the basolateral amygdala (BLA) of short-term sucrose consuming rats compared to control rats. by Masroor Shariff (2583442)

“…<p><b>A</b> shows a scatter-plot of decreased total dendritic arbor (mean ± SEM) from the BLA in short-term sucrose rats (open squares) compared to controls (open circles) (Unpaired two-tailed Students <i>t</i>-test,*<i>P</i> < 0.05, <i>n</i> = 7; control and <i>n</i> = 7; 4 week sucrose). …”

Decreased cellular iron uptake attenuates the effector CD8⁺ T cell response to <i>P</i>. <i>chabaudi</i>. by Sarah K. Wideman (17118275)

Decreased cellular iron uptake disrupts the effector CD4⁺ T cell response to <i>P</i>. <i>chabaudi</i>. by Sarah K. Wideman (17118275)

Multivariable-adjusted odds ratio (aOR) for high biomarkers of iron metabolism according to quartile of lung function. by Jonghoo Lee (4831776)

“…<p>The aOR for hyperferritinemia increased with decreasing quartiles of FEV1% and FVC% (A) in a dose-response manner. …”

Time concordance metrics for all TFs, pathways as well as genes using both a minimal |logFC| of 0.5 and 1. by Anika Liu (8411805)

Enzyme kinetics of 245 NA Gly- and 245 NA Gly+ viruses. by Harrison Powell (9040128)

No decrease in positive or negative selection of HY-TCR-transgenic thymocytes in human <i>PTPN22</i> regulon transgenic (BACLYPW) and control mice. by Dennis J. Wu (518789)

AKP-11 and FTY720 prevent the infiltration of mononuclear cells into the CNS of EAE animals and decrease the inflammatory cytokines and protect the MBP and NF-200. by Devadoss J. Samuvel (327215)

Activated CD4+ CD45RO+ memory T-cells decrease secretion of soluble caspase-1 and P2X7R mRNA expression in monocytes leading to a reduced response upon ATP binding. by Vanessa Beynon (153924)

“…A significant decrease of soluble Caspase-1 in the supernatant of cells co-cultured with activated memory T-cells was observed both in the presence and absence of IFNβ; b) intracellular levels of pro-IL-1β measured with an ELISA specific for the immature precursor of IL-1β showed a significant increase in pro-IL-1β levels in the presence of human activated CD4+CD45RO+ memory T-cells (n = 3), cell lysates from adherent monocytes were obtained after removal of non-adherent T-cells after addition of LPS and prior to incubation with ATP c) the ratio of intracellular pro-IL-1β to released soluble Caspase-1 is significantly increased in the presence of human activated CD4+CD45RO+ memory T-cells (n = 3). d) <i>P2X7R</i> mRNA expression in monocytes cultured overnight with activated CD4+CD45RO+ memory T-cells is decreased with and without addition of exogenous IFNβ (n = 3), mRNA was isolated from adherent monocytes after removal of non-adherent T-cells after addition of LPS and prior to incubation with ATP (Data are shown as means ± SD of duplicate cultures; *p<0.05; **p<0.01 employing repeated measures ANOVA with post-hoc Bonferroni adjustment for multiple comparisons to avoid random correlations); e) Ca²⁺-influx measurement in monocytes cultured with activated human CD4+CD45RO+ memory T-cells in the presence of IFNβ demonstrates the absence of slow sustained Ca²⁺-influx mediated by ATP binding to the purinergic P2X7-receptor (representative of 3 independent experiments); f) Annexin V staining of monocytes coincubated with T-cells and stimulated with LPS was measured by flow cytometry (representative flow cytometry histogram of n = 5).…”