Datasheet1_Fever management in children and insights into fever of unknown origin: a survey among Italian pediatricians.pdf by Elena Chiappini (304802)

“…</p>Objective<p>To collect updated data on the approach to fever and FUO among Italian pediatricians.</p>Methods<p>A cross-sectional anonymous survey was conducted among a large sample of primary care and hospital pediatricians. …”

Table1_Fever management in children and insights into fever of unknown origin: a survey among Italian pediatricians.pdf by Elena Chiappini (304802)

“…</p>Objective<p>To collect updated data on the approach to fever and FUO among Italian pediatricians.</p>Methods<p>A cross-sectional anonymous survey was conducted among a large sample of primary care and hospital pediatricians. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Alternative Mating Tactics in Socially Monogamous Prairie Voles, Microtus ochrogaster.pdf by Stephen M. Shuster (629138)

“…To explore the variance in fitness, measured in offspring numbers, among breeding individuals expressing these alternative mating tactics, we compiled parentage data over 3 years for male and female prairie voles from natural populations in Indiana and Kansas, USA. We found that: (1) the average fitnesses of males and females within each population were identical when adjusted by the sex ratio; (2) the variance in fitness in male and female prairie voles was comparable to that of highly polygynous species; (3) The average fitnesses of male tactics, and of female tactics, were equivalent within and among years within each location; (4) consistent with negative frequency-dependent selection acting on mating phenotypes, the between-tactic variance in fitness for male and female mating tactics decreased with increasing study duration; (5) consistent with negative assortative mating, resident males, and wanderer females produced offspring primarily in monogamous partnerships, whereas wanderer males and resident females produced offspring primarily in polygamous partnerships. …”

Data_Sheet_4_Alternative Mating Tactics in Socially Monogamous Prairie Voles, Microtus ochrogaster.pdf by Stephen M. Shuster (629138)

“…To explore the variance in fitness, measured in offspring numbers, among breeding individuals expressing these alternative mating tactics, we compiled parentage data over 3 years for male and female prairie voles from natural populations in Indiana and Kansas, USA. We found that: (1) the average fitnesses of males and females within each population were identical when adjusted by the sex ratio; (2) the variance in fitness in male and female prairie voles was comparable to that of highly polygynous species; (3) The average fitnesses of male tactics, and of female tactics, were equivalent within and among years within each location; (4) consistent with negative frequency-dependent selection acting on mating phenotypes, the between-tactic variance in fitness for male and female mating tactics decreased with increasing study duration; (5) consistent with negative assortative mating, resident males, and wanderer females produced offspring primarily in monogamous partnerships, whereas wanderer males and resident females produced offspring primarily in polygamous partnerships. …”

Data_Sheet_3_Alternative Mating Tactics in Socially Monogamous Prairie Voles, Microtus ochrogaster.xlsx by Stephen M. Shuster (629138)

“…To explore the variance in fitness, measured in offspring numbers, among breeding individuals expressing these alternative mating tactics, we compiled parentage data over 3 years for male and female prairie voles from natural populations in Indiana and Kansas, USA. We found that: (1) the average fitnesses of males and females within each population were identical when adjusted by the sex ratio; (2) the variance in fitness in male and female prairie voles was comparable to that of highly polygynous species; (3) The average fitnesses of male tactics, and of female tactics, were equivalent within and among years within each location; (4) consistent with negative frequency-dependent selection acting on mating phenotypes, the between-tactic variance in fitness for male and female mating tactics decreased with increasing study duration; (5) consistent with negative assortative mating, resident males, and wanderer females produced offspring primarily in monogamous partnerships, whereas wanderer males and resident females produced offspring primarily in polygamous partnerships. …”

Whole brain activation that overlaps with the ventral striatum mask during a child-friendly reward task in the MTwiNS sample (<i>n</i> = 446). by Melissa K. Peckins (12042132)

Absolute changes from baseline and AUCs for hunger (A), fullness (B), desire to eat (C) responses following the consumption of EVCO and EVOO in NW and O subjects. by Ziya Erokay Metin (13813016)

Characteristics of preterm neonates admitted in NICU at University of Gondar comprehensive specialized hospital with a diagnosis of RDS from January 2016 to December 2018 (n = 386)... by Ayenew Engida Yismaw (13771159)

Regulation of host factor γ-H2AX level and location by enterovirus A71 for viral replication by Jinghua Yu (279880)

“…We demonstrated that human enterovirus A71 (EVA71), a primary causative agent for hand, foot, and mouth disease (HFMD), increased the level of the DNA damage response (DDR) marker γ-H2AX. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Enzymatic Synthesis of Diacylglycerol-Enriched Oil by Two-Step Vacuum-Mediated Conversion of Fatty Acid Ethyl Ester and Fatty Acid From Soy Sauce By-Product Oil as Lip... by Konglong Feng (6384134)

“…Further nutritional study in fish suggested that the consumption of DAG-enriched oil was safe and served as a functional oil to lower lipid levels in serum and liver, decrease lipid accumulation and increase protein content in body and muscle tissues, and change fatty acid composition in muscle tissues. …”

Testing for a Thermodynamic Temperature. by Barbara A. Jones (802068)

“…This suggests that the effective <i>k</i>_<i>B</i> decreases linearly with increasing immune amplitude, <i>A</i>, and shows that immune strength rescales temperature.…”

Mean estimated parameters for several serum or growth factor conditions. by Kazunari Mouri (265029)

“…<p>(A–E) Individual experiments were repeated four times (means and standard errors are shown). …”

SIRT5 KO leads to increased AMP/ATP ratio and AMPK activation in HEK293T cells. by Mengli Zhang (6331172)

The expression of <i>ASA1</i> was regulated by ethylene signal pathway. by Jie-Li Mao (844282)

A model of the interactions from a systemic view showing how TCs affect development. by Bruno César Feltes (407939)

“…We postulate that TCs could affect the PRC2 complex via its methylation and disturb gene expression, including that of HOX genes. TCs could also have a negative effect on gene expression by increasing YWHAH levels, which would decrease the levels of the master kinase PDPK1 and is linked to AKT activation and SMAD nuclear translocation. …”

A priori defined predictors. by Jiska B. Snoeck-Stroband (835520)

“…<p>Definition of abbreviations: FEV₁ = forced expiratory volume in one second; % pred = percentage of predicted value; PC₂₀ methacholine = the provocative concentration of methacholine that causes a decrease in FEV₁ of 20%; RV/TLC = residual volume/total lung capacity; TLC = total lung capacity; TLCO = diffusion capacity of the lung for carbon monoxide.…”

Bivariate analysis showing risk factors between participants with and without CKD. by Ernesto Rosales Gonzalez (19565553)

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Distribution of the associated risk factors and previous CKD history by sex and CKD grades 3 to 5 (KDIGO classification). by Ernesto Rosales Gonzalez (19565553)

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Bivariate analysis showing association between potential risk factors and proteinuria. by Ernesto Rosales Gonzalez (19565553)

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Relationship between the Antihypertensive treatment and CKD grades (KDIGO classification). by Ernesto Rosales Gonzalez (19565553)

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