Presentation_1_Lead poisoning in a 6-month-old infant: a case report.pdf by Yifei Duan (12136041)

“…Subsequently, the patient's blood lead level decreased significantly.</p>Results<p>Lead toxicity can be a life-threatening problem because of its potential for severe complications. …”

Full-Cell Cycling of a Self-Supporting Aluminum Foil Anode with a Phosphate Conversion Coating by Mengwen Jiang (6617477)

“…An initial ECA/ENA partition would cause severe inhomogeneity of the alloying reaction, cause localized electrode pulverization, and exacerbate ECA/ENA inequality even more. Through a phosphate conversion coating on aluminum foil, we killed two birds with one stone: first, the Al foil with a phosphate conversion coating has improved wettability (characterized by the contact angle that decreased from 35.2 to 15.9°) and favors the elimination of ENA, thus guaranteeing uniform electrochemical contact; also, the coating functions as an artificial solid electrolyte interface, which stabilizes the fragile naturally formed solid electrolyte interface and a “steady-state” electrolyte/electrode interface. …”

Full-Cell Cycling of a Self-Supporting Aluminum Foil Anode with a Phosphate Conversion Coating by Mengwen Jiang (6617477)

“…An initial ECA/ENA partition would cause severe inhomogeneity of the alloying reaction, cause localized electrode pulverization, and exacerbate ECA/ENA inequality even more. Through a phosphate conversion coating on aluminum foil, we killed two birds with one stone: first, the Al foil with a phosphate conversion coating has improved wettability (characterized by the contact angle that decreased from 35.2 to 15.9°) and favors the elimination of ENA, thus guaranteeing uniform electrochemical contact; also, the coating functions as an artificial solid electrolyte interface, which stabilizes the fragile naturally formed solid electrolyte interface and a “steady-state” electrolyte/electrode interface. …”

Full-Cell Cycling of a Self-Supporting Aluminum Foil Anode with a Phosphate Conversion Coating by Mengwen Jiang (6617477)

“…An initial ECA/ENA partition would cause severe inhomogeneity of the alloying reaction, cause localized electrode pulverization, and exacerbate ECA/ENA inequality even more. Through a phosphate conversion coating on aluminum foil, we killed two birds with one stone: first, the Al foil with a phosphate conversion coating has improved wettability (characterized by the contact angle that decreased from 35.2 to 15.9°) and favors the elimination of ENA, thus guaranteeing uniform electrochemical contact; also, the coating functions as an artificial solid electrolyte interface, which stabilizes the fragile naturally formed solid electrolyte interface and a “steady-state” electrolyte/electrode interface. …”

Table1_In Vivo Characterization of a Red Light-Activated Vasodilation: A Photobiomodulation Study.DOCX by Agnes Keszler (12486448)

“…The vasodilatory nitric oxide precursor was analyzed in plasma and muscle with triiodide-dependent chemiluminescence. First, a 5–10 min irradiation of a 3 cm² area in the hind limb at 670 nm (50 mW/cm²) produced optimal vasodilation. …”

Full-Cell Cycling of a Self-Supporting Aluminum Foil Anode with a Phosphate Conversion Coating by Mengwen Jiang (6617477)

“…An initial ECA/ENA partition would cause severe inhomogeneity of the alloying reaction, cause localized electrode pulverization, and exacerbate ECA/ENA inequality even more. Through a phosphate conversion coating on aluminum foil, we killed two birds with one stone: first, the Al foil with a phosphate conversion coating has improved wettability (characterized by the contact angle that decreased from 35.2 to 15.9°) and favors the elimination of ENA, thus guaranteeing uniform electrochemical contact; also, the coating functions as an artificial solid electrolyte interface, which stabilizes the fragile naturally formed solid electrolyte interface and a “steady-state” electrolyte/electrode interface. …”

Image1_In Vivo Characterization of a Red Light-Activated Vasodilation: A Photobiomodulation Study.TIF by Agnes Keszler (12486448)

“…The vasodilatory nitric oxide precursor was analyzed in plasma and muscle with triiodide-dependent chemiluminescence. First, a 5–10 min irradiation of a 3 cm² area in the hind limb at 670 nm (50 mW/cm²) produced optimal vasodilation. …”

AMPK activation increases FOXO3 protein expression. by Yasuo Ido (172159)

MiR-99a gene therapy attenuates cardiac hypertrophy in a mice model with TAC. by Qiaoling Li (290816)

“…BNP, β-MHC, PPAR-α, ACTA1, Hif-α, GLUT1 and HK2 levels were strongly increased in lenti-GFP treated hearts, but attenuated in lenti-99a treated hearts. Serca2a was decreased after surgery, but there was no significant difference in Serca2a expression among these three groups. …”

A Novel Bacterial Pathogen of <i>Biomphalaria glabrata</i>: A Potential Weapon for Schistosomiasis Control? by David Duval (178941)

“…Various research strategies and treatment programs for achieving the objective of eradicating schistosomiasis within a decade have been recommended and supported by the World Health Organization. …”

H Ferritin Gene Silencing in a Human Metastatic Melanoma Cell Line: A Proteomic Analysis by Maddalena Di Sanzo (713542)

“…In vitro assays confirmed that the FHC-silenced MM07_m cells are characterized by a decreased growth activity, a reduced invasiveness, and a reduced cell adhesion capability. …”

DataSheet_1_bub1 as a potential oncogene and a prognostic biomarker for neuroblastoma.xlsx by Jingjing Song (711775)

“…This study aimed to identify a novel oncogene that could be used as a biomarker informing the prognosis of neuroblastoma, and to predict its biological functions, using bioinformatics and molecular biology tools.…”

Ceruloplasmin Is a Potential Biomarker for aGvHD following Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation by Meng Lv (367612)

“…The plasma ceruloplasmin levels were significantly increased during the period of aGvHD onset and were markedly decreased as aGvHD resolved. …”

Table 1_Microplastics in focus: a silent disruptor of liver health- a systematic review.docx by Zahra Beyzaei (9911886)

“…<p>Micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) are widespread environmental contaminants, yet their impact on human liver health is not fully understood. We conducted a systematic review of 25 experimental, observational, and organoid-based studies published between 2022 and 2025 that investigated the hepatotoxic effects of polystyrene micro- and nanoplastics (PS-MPs/NPs). …”

H Ferritin Gene Silencing in a Human Metastatic Melanoma Cell Line: A Proteomic Analysis by Maddalena Di Sanzo (713542)

“…In vitro assays confirmed that the FHC-silenced MM07_m cells are characterized by a decreased growth activity, a reduced invasiveness, and a reduced cell adhesion capability. …”

Table_1_Bather Shedding as a Source of Human Fecal Markers to a Recreational Beach.xlsx by Dong Li (212687)

“…Offshore sources appeared unlikely, since FIB and fecal markers decreased along a spatial gradient from the surf zone toward nearshore and offshore ocean waters. …”

H Ferritin Gene Silencing in a Human Metastatic Melanoma Cell Line: A Proteomic Analysis by Maddalena Di Sanzo (713542)

“…In vitro assays confirmed that the FHC-silenced MM07_m cells are characterized by a decreased growth activity, a reduced invasiveness, and a reduced cell adhesion capability. …”

The NRF2 transcription factor plays a dual role in colorectal cancer: A systematic review by C. Gonzalez-Donquiles (4033610)

“…This predominantly exerts a cytoprotective effect on cells and decreases risk of colorectal cancer. …”

H Ferritin Gene Silencing in a Human Metastatic Melanoma Cell Line: A Proteomic Analysis by Maddalena Di Sanzo (713542)

“…In vitro assays confirmed that the FHC-silenced MM07_m cells are characterized by a decreased growth activity, a reduced invasiveness, and a reduced cell adhesion capability. …”

H Ferritin Gene Silencing in a Human Metastatic Melanoma Cell Line: A Proteomic Analysis by Maddalena Di Sanzo (713542)

“…In vitro assays confirmed that the FHC-silenced MM07_m cells are characterized by a decreased growth activity, a reduced invasiveness, and a reduced cell adhesion capability. …”