SATB2 was a direct target of miR-31 in CRC cells. by Min-Hui Yang (503238)

“…<p>(A) Schematic illustration of the predicated miR-31-binding sites (S1 and S2) in SATB2 3’-UTR. …”

Forest–water interactions: a multilingual perspective through six historical vignettes by Delphis F. Levia (4509637)

“…For example, the French vignette focuses on the search for the hydrological role of forests, while the Russian vignette conveys an interesting example of phytoremediation and the role of evapotranspiration in decreasing malaria risk. In conjunction with a timeline for historical context, along with the identification of some seminal papers, these vignettes convey the important hydrological work of these earlier researchers, bringing some largely unrecognized work to light, thereby illuminating the historical scientific development of forest–water interactions and giving rightful credit to those pioneers who conducted the work.…”

for the power-function transducer with nonzero pedestal, plotted as a function of Weber fraction. by Keith A. May (350981)

“…<p>Each curve gives for a different transducer exponent, <i>b</i>. asymptotes towards 1 as <i>W</i> decreases, and towards <i>b</i> as <i>W</i> increases. …”

MiR-128a increases intracellular ROS by targeting Bmi-1. by Sujatha Venkataraman (194808)

“…Co-transfection of cells with miR-128a and Bmi-1 resulted in a decreased ROS level compared to that of miR-128a alone (iii). …”

A working model for the coordination of N-WASP with WASP in the regulation of BCR signaling. by Chaohong Liu (480261)

“…(C) The activation of SHIP-1 induced by the BCR after initial signaling inhibits Btk and WASP activation, consequently releasing N-WASP from WASP suppression. Active N-WASP decreases actin accumulation at the B-cell contact zone, which enables B-cell contraction and promotes the coalescence of BCR microclusters into a central cluster and BCR internalization. …”

Supplementary Material for: Bacillary layer detachment in diabetic retinopathy: a case report by Amini A. (11796605)

“…We present a case of a 55-year-old diabetic female who was referred to our hospital complaining of decreased vision in her left eye for 2 weeks. …”

Spatial distribution of the tonic and phasic component amplitudes as a function of sniffing frequency. by Frédéric Esclassan (150843)

“…Color scale (arbitrary unit) was the same for all maps in a row. Due to dye bleaching, signal to noise ratio sometimes decreased along the experiment leading to difference in signal amplitude between different maps. …”

The Bias against Mononucleotide Repeats Is a Consequence of Context-Dependent Codon Choice by Martin Ackermann (36108)

“…<p>We analyzed codons choice for the four amino that can be encoded by a homogenous codon (NNN, N ∈ {A, C, G, T}) as well as by one or more heterogeneous codons (NNX, X ≠ N). …”

RPMA data presented as a diagram of signaling events in HSAECs infected with RVFV. by Taissia G. Popova (226544)

“…Consistent with this, the level of apoptosis inhibitor XIAP100 was decreased. The intrinsic apoptotic pathway marker, caspase-9, demonstrated only a marginal activation accompanied by increased level of the inhibitor of apoptosome formation, HSP27.…”

Mechanism of a cell-size checkpoint involving Pom1 and Cdr2. by Marco Vilela (235293)

“…As cells grow, the midcell Pom1 concentration decreases until it crosses a threshold that relieves Cdr2 inhibition thereby promoting the G2/M transition.…”

Design, Optimization and Experimental Evaluation of a F-shaped Multiband Metamaterial Antenna by Diego C. Corrêa (6074582)

“…<div><p>Abstract A F-shapedprinted dipole antenna, designed to operate simultaneously at 1.8 GHz, 2.45 GHz and 5.8 GHz is proposed in this work. …”

A Template-Free, Ultra-Adsorbing, High Surface Area Carbonate Nanostructure by Johan Forsgren (354724)

“…The moisture sorption of the novel nanostructure is featured by a unique set of properties including an adsorption capacity ∼50% larger than that of the hygroscopic zeolite-Y at low relative humidities and with the ability to retain more than 75% of the adsorbed water when the humidity is decreased from 95% to 5% at room temperature. …”

Effect of a High Density of Stacking Faults on the Young’s Modulus of GaAs Nanowires by Yujie Chen (1552645)

“…Stacking faults (SFs) are commonly observed crystalline defects in III–V semiconductor nanowires (NWs) that affect a variety of physical properties. Understanding the effect of SFs on NW mechanical properties is critical to NW applications in nanodevices. …”

The metabolic basis of cognitive insight in psychosis: A positron emission tomography study by Elisabetta Caletti (3929720)

Osteosarcoma of the distal femur in a 24-year-old man with good response. by Cheng-Sheng Wang (450349)

“…The signal intensity of tumor on DWI map was decreased. The ADC value of the whole tumor was increased to 1.99×10⁻³ mm²/s with a subtotal red area. …”

Supplementary Material for: Ocular Involvement in Disseminated Tuberculosis: A Case of Neuro-retinitis by figshare admin karger (2628495)

“…Abstract Introduction: Neuro-retinitis is a rare ocular manifestation of disseminated tuberculosis (TB), often presenting with optic disc swelling and a macular star. …”

Effects of surface texture and interrelated properties on marine biofouling: a systematic review by Megan Carve (6947117)

“…Textures were almost exclusively a single layer of regularly arranged geometric features rather than complex hierarchical or irregular designs. …”

Unique Eu^II Coordination Environments with a Janus Cryptand by Guo-Xia Jin (2659444)

“…Experimental results show that the decreased Lewis basicity of the aromatic face hypsochromically shifts absorbances and emissions from a structurally related compound without the benzo groups.…”

Selection of melon genotypes with resistance to Didymella bryoniae using a diallel approach by Lucas da Silva Santos (6699890)

“…The development of melon lines resistant to gummy stem blight (GSB) is an important strategy for decreasing losses caused by this disease. Thus, selecting the best parents for such a goal is essential. …”

Initial.m from Dynamics and locomotion of flexible foils in a frictional environment. by Xiaolin Wang (303612)

“…When the foil is oscillated by heaving at one end but is not free to locomote, the dynamics change from periodic to non-periodic and chaotic as the heaving amplitude increases or the bending rigidity decreases. For friction coefficients lying in a certain range, the transition passes through a sequence of <i>N</i>-periodic and asymmetric states before reaching chaotic dynamics. …”