<i>T</i>. <i>gondii</i> triggers a vigorous MyD88-independent IFN-γ response in the small intestine. by Lindsay M. Snyder (4975163)

Fig 9 - by Evelyn Medawar (9774392)

Spike rate versus AMPA input current (0 dB set = 5 pA, or an average of about an EPSC every 16 msec). by Mark Ospeck (307276)

“…<p>Comparison is made to linear filter performance for four model variations: large light green dots = low threshold (5 pA) medium spontaneous rate (10 Hz) fiber with a 40 dB dynamic range, red dots = same, but with simulated LOCS feedback that turns off H current, small dark green dots = low threshold model including 300 microvolts RMS of Johnson voltage noise (spontaneous rate increased to ∼20 Hz). …”

Geographic differences for how the per capita visits to liquor stores changed in response to COVID-19. by Yingjie Hu (1579000)

“…Red colors indicate an increase in sales, while blue colors indicate a decrease in sales. The darker the colors, the larger the changes.…”

Geographic differences for how the per capita sales of spirits changed during the pandemic. by Yingjie Hu (1579000)

“…Red colors indicate an increase in spirits sales, while blue colors indicate a decrease in sales. The darker the colors, the larger the changes.…”

(A) Number of crossings, (B) Number of rearings, (C) Latency time for novel object, (D) Familiar object exploration time, (E) Novel object exploration time for novel object recogni... by Hammad Ismail (4227988)

The Effect of Confinement on the Phase Behavior of <i>n</i>‑Pentane in Nanoporous Media: An Experimental Investigation at Varying Pore Sizes and Temperatures by Karem Al-Garadi (21156942)

“…Capillary condensation pressures increase with pore size and temperature, but suppression of saturation pressure under confinement decreases at higher temperatures and larger pore sizes. …”

Antibody responses and FRT pathology are comparable between WT and <i>Bhlhe40</i>^<i>-/-</i> mice. by Miguel A. B. Mercado (17847533)

Supplementary Figs 1–7. by Juliane F. Tampé (19976538)

Decline in fish detections due to biofouling over time for the 13 longest deployments. by Stephanie M. Bilodeau (12035197)

Schematics that illustrate our hypothesis on how the life chessboard influences ecogeographic pattern in marine biodiversity. by Grégory Beaugrand (150537)

The flow cytometry analysis for Caco-2 cells which had been cultured for 24 hours (A–F), 48 hours (G–L), or 72 hours (M–R) in CM. by Kitjasit Promsut (18823872)

Prior distribution for daily data of 2017. by Mahadee Al Mobin (17636211)

Raw data demonstrating a bimodal association of initial ED SBP range with weighted mortality for all patients (n = = 41187) by management group, whereby higher mortality is noted a... by Randeep S. Jawa (20489181)

Datasheet1_Short-term echocardiographic follow-up after hospitalization for COVID-19: a focus on early post-acute changes.pdf by Oleksii Honchar (16620777)

“…</p>Conclusions<p>Hospitalized patients recovering from COVID-19 were characterized by a high prevalence of left ventricular concentric remodeling, predominantly Grade I diastolic dysfunction, and a mild decrease in the longitudinal systolic function. …”

<i>De novo</i> lipogenesis using glucose and acetate as carbon source in GSCs and differentiated non-GSCs. by Yuki Yasumoto (685821)

Efficacy of melatonin with behavioural sleep-wake scheduling for delayed sleep-wake phase disorder: A double-blind, randomised clinical trial by Tracey L. Sletten (749784)

“…SE T1 increased; PROMIS sleep-related impairment, PROMIS sleep disturbance, insomnia severity, and functional disability decreased; and a greater proportion of patients showed more than minimal clinician-rated improvement following melatonin treatment (52.8%) compared to placebo (24.0%) (<i>P</i> < 0.05). …”

Dynamics of EGFP and mRFP fluorescence in infected cells under different heat shock conditions. by Enrique Paz-Cortés (20988196)

The degree (η₁₄ / η₆₀) of wastewater treatment from UCG processes after 14 and 60 days of bioremediation using CWs (mean values). by Łukasz Jałowiecki (847747)

Simulation study with normal and depressed LV systolic function. by Keita Saku (714525)

“…The rate of decrease in PVA by partial LVAD support (baseline PVA to that of “a” and “b”) is much lower in depressed LV (-27%) than in normal LV (-54%).…”