2D-kernel density distribution. by Nicole R. Cannarozzi (7901057)

Comparison of recent and archaeological ogives of <i>Boonea impressa</i> shell length. by Nicole R. Cannarozzi (7901057)

NMQ-E picture reproduced from Dawson et al. [27]. by Mohammad Didar Hossain (5488676)

<i>HSpeed</i> results overview. by Kai Roecker (847195)

EFFECT OF PHENOL AS A CONTAMINANT ON THE WILD PEARL OYSTER PINCTADA IMBRICATA RADIATA IN QATAR: ECOTOXICOLOGICAL APPROACH AND USE OF OYSTER SHELL STRUCTURE AS A POTENTIAL MITIGATIO... by BARAH, FARAHNAZ GHOLAMREZA

“…Phenol removal is a vital environmental concern due to its toxicity and hazard effects. …”
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Homogeneous Electrocatalytic Reduction of CO₂ by a CrN₃O Complex: Electronic Coupling with a Redox-Active Terpyridine Fragment Favors Selectivity for CO by Amelia G. Reid (13983239)

“…Computational analyses indicate that, although the stoichiometry of both reactions is identical, changes in the observed rate law are the combined result of a decrease in the intrinsic ligand charge (L₃X vs L₂X₂) and an increase in the ligand redox activity, which result in increased electronic coupling between the doubly reduced tpy fragment of the ligand and the Cr^II center. …”

Data_Sheet_1_A Novel CD3G Mutation in a Taiwanese Patient With Normal T Regulatory Function Presenting With the CVID Phenotype Free of Autoimmunity—Analysis of all Genotypes and Ph... by Wen-I Lee (474051)

“…This patient had the common variable immunodeficiency (CVID) phenotype and received regular immunoglobulin infusions over 20-years; he gradually developed nodular regenerative hyperplasia over a 5-year period. Distinct from the previously reported CD3G mutations, which mainly present as autoimmunity, the novel CD3G deletion (c.del213A) in our patient caused an obvious decrease in switched memory B cells and diminished CD40L expression. …”

Colonization of the cervicovaginal space with <i>Gardnerella vaginalis</i> leads to local inflammation and cervical remodeling in pregnant mice by Luz-Jeannette Sierra (134129)

“…This colonization induced immune responses (increased IL-6 levels in CVF and AF, increased mRNA expression of cervical cytokines), altered the epithelial barrier (increased seCAD in the CVF), induced cervical remodeling (increased mucin production, altered collagen) and altered cervical biomechanical properties (a decrease in biomechanical modulus and an increase in maximum strain). …”

The changes of central total corneal and corneal epithelial thickness after exposure. by Chun-Ting Lai (791855)

Monthly size-frequency distributions of recent <i>Boonea impressa</i>. by Nicole R. Cannarozzi (7901057)

Size-frequency distributions of archaeological specimens of <i>Boonea impressa</i>. by Nicole R. Cannarozzi (7901057)

Neuron’s depth correction in an acute brain slice. by Joseph Glykys (2851610)

Groups of power-profile curve fittings. by Kai Roecker (847195)

Out-of-sample ROC curve for intestinal obstruction, gastrointestinal toxicity, carcinoma, ulcer, polyp, candidiasis, hemorrhage, and inflammation. by Marouen Ben Guebila (6882602)

Image of SIVA grading platform. by Ling-Jun Li (729635)

Macroscopic and kinetic characteristics of the mutant LTCC. by Xin Liu (43569)

“…The peak Q1916R mutant <i>I</i>_Ca at 0 mV was decreased by 60%, when compared with the WT <i>I</i>_Ca; values are the means ± SEMs (*<i>P</i><0.05, **<i>P<</i>0.01). …”

Impression cytology and in vivo confocal microscopy of the peripheral conjunctval epithelium at 2 mm from the limbus. by Chun-Ting Lai (791855)

Intramolecular Interactions of Highly π‑Conjugated Perylenediimide Oligomers Probed by Single-Molecule Spectroscopy by Jae-Won Cho (1342092)

“…The simultaneous measurements of fluorescence intensity, lifetime, and spectrum indicate a sequential decrease in π-conjugation upon photobleaching of PDI monomer units. …”

The expression and localization of the WT and <i>CACNA1C-</i>Q1916R channels in HEK293T cells. by Xin Liu (43569)

“…The relative expression levels were normalized to GAPDH for both the intact cell and cytoplasmic lysate and were normalized to ATP1A2 for the membrane lysate. (n = 5, values are the means ± SEMs, *<i>P</i><0.05, <i>CACNA1C</i>-Q1916R <i>versus</i> WT). …”

Month set comparisons. by Nicole R. Cannarozzi (7901057)