FEF inactivation markedly reduced microsaccades in the rebound period. by Tyler R. Peel (2935848)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Microsaccade onset times relative to cue onset for individual pre-, peri-, and post-cooling trials from our example monkey with a unilateral (left) FEF inactivation. …”

Memory phases specificity. by Noemi Sgammeglia (16317431)

“…(A”‘) HERC2 single-cell expression. (B) Memory performance for cic-RNAi in the MB, showing a significant decreased performance at 0h and 24h. …”

Binding and function of nAbs on α-Syn. by Alexandra Albus (3325170)

“…<p>(A) Interaction between different nAbs and α-Syn in Dot Blot. α-Syn was dotted in a decreasing concentration pattern and incubated with nAbs/ IVIg. …”

Conformational characteristics of different ACEs. by Victoria E. Tikhomirova (829899)

“…<p>Conformational fingerprinting of the heart and lung ACEs was performed with a set of 17 mAbs to the two-domain ACE. Immunoprecipitated ACE activity from purified ACEs solutions (<b>A</b>), tissue homogenates from 10 donors (<b>B</b>), or ACEs after perfusion into rat blood circulation (<b>C</b>) are presented as % (“binding ratio”) for heart ACE from that of lung ACE. …”

Mitomycin C treatment induces production of bacteriophage particles in 17978. by Janelle M. Hare (548460)

“…<p>(A) Overnight LB cultures of 17978 cells were diluted into fresh LB medium and grown for 0.75 hours before addition of 2 μg/mL MMC. …”

Cytotoxicity of U87MG cells treated with RGD peptide or the combination of PTX and RGD peptide was quantified using MTT assay. by Ming-Wei Chang (321745)

“…<p>(A) Cell viability of c(RGDyK) peptide or combination pre-treated by 10 nM PTX in U87MG cells. …”

Changes in hunger, fullness, and satiety (mmVAS) after oral and intraduodenal treatments with pea protein and placebo. by Maartje C. P. Geraedts (344428)

“…<p>Feelings of hunger did not change in lean subjects after between treatments (A), whereas in obese subjects, hunger decreased at 30 minutes after the oral pea protein ingestion (B). …”

Role of HDAC Activity in COPD and Autophagy. by Zhi-Hua Chen (133730)

“…<p>(A) Decreased HDAC activity in lung tissues from COPD patients (n = 5). …”

Firmly adherent mucus thickness in L-NNA-, L-NIL- and diclofenac-treated rats. by Olof Schreiber (305555)

“…<p>Firmly adherent mucus thickness and mean changes in thickness in controls and DSS-colitic rats 60 minutes after the administration of either (<b>A</b>) L-NNA, (<b>B</b>) L-NIL or (<b>C</b>) diclofenac. …”

Effect of OM on power production in intact soleus muscle. by Johan Lindqvist (5155052)

“…<p>A) Examples of force-velocity (left) and force-power curves (right) in CON (top) and <i>Neb</i> cKO (bottom) in vehicle and OM. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Carbon and Nitrogen Concentrations, Stocks, and Isotopic Compositions in Red Sea Seagrass and Mangrove Sediments.PDF by Neus Garcias-Bonet (6749225)

“…The δ¹⁵N decreased from south to north in seagrass and mangrove sediments, reflecting a shift from nitrate and nitrite as N sources in the south, to N₂ fixation toward the north. …”

Effects of bFGF on Cx46 and Cx50 in TtT/GF FS cells. by María Leiza Vitale (4287994)

“…(B) Following short-term incubation with bFGF, the 14, 25 and 48–49 kDa Cx46 immunoreactive band intensities were quantified. Values shown are the mean ± SEM of three independent experiments. Statistics (ANOVA followed by THSDT): Short-term incubation with bFGF decreased the intensity of the14 kDa immunoreactive band (black bars) by 10 min (* P<0.05 10 min vs 0 min) and by 30 min (*** P<0.0005 30 min vs 10 min). …”

Image1_Skeletal Muscle Adaptations to Exercise Training in Young and Aged Horses.TIF by Christine M. Latham (11611039)

“…<p>In aged humans, low-intensity exercise increases mitochondrial density, function and oxidative capacity, decreases the prevalence of hybrid fibers, and increases lean muscle mass, but these adaptations have not been studied in aged horses. …”

Effects of hub deletion on network connectivity. by Sumeet Agarwal (247112)

“…In each case, we used the complete network consisting of 1379 nodes as the starting point and then deleted all hubs in the given set from the network in order of decreasing degree. The characteristic path length is the mean of the lengths of all finite paths between two nodes in the network. …”

Well-mixed signaling changes loner behavior. by Fernando W. Rossine (8599806)

“…<p>Adding a thin film of water that dries after 4 hours (before aggregation begins) decreases the number of loners for both strains (<i>p</i> < 0.000001). …”

Activation of microglia in the vitreal surface of the optic nerve head (ONH). by Miin Roh (153662)

“…Data are expressed as the mean ± SEM (n = 6 for each group). Original magnification, ×8 (A–C); Scale bar, 100 µm. …”

Mutual Information per Spike between Responses and Stimulus Features during Adaptation by Miguel Maravall (273981)

“…Error bars show standard error of mean.</p> <p>(A) Information conveyed about the most significant feature. …”

Performance in the Elevated Zero Maze (EZM). by Daniel Van den Hove (209845)

“…B) Distance covered within the EZM was decreased by prenatal stress (PS; P = 0.002). Data represent mean+S.E.M. …”

Dynamic Responses of Selective Brain White Matter Fiber Tracts to Binge Alcohol and Recovery in the Rat by Natalie Zahr (700724)

“…Binge alcohol followed by a week of sobriety resulted in rapidly reversible decreases in fractional anisotropy (FA), a measure of the coherence of fiber tracts, in callosal genu and fimbria-fornix but not splenium; and increases in mean diffusivity (MD), an index of freely diffusing water in tissue, selective to the fimbria-fornix. …”

Plots of the subject-level average regression coefficient predicting maternal neural response to own infant positive and negative emotion tasks. by Megan Kate Finnegan (10711395)

“…The upper plot is the difference between these two mean coefficients for each subject and is reflective of the general decreases observed in the whole-brain analysis. …”