Characterization of a novel shell matrix protein with vWA domain from Mytilus coruscus by Qi Sun (127)

“…<p>Mollusk shell is a product of biomineralization with excellent mechanical properties, and the shell matrix proteins (SMPs) have important functions in shell formation. …”

Directional Control of π‑Conjugation Enabled by Distortion of the Donor Plane in Diarylaminoanthracenes: A Photophysical Study by Shunsuke Sasaki (1490221)

“…We designed and synthesized a series of diarylaminoanthracenes in which the planarity of the diarylamine moiety is controlled by methylene- or ethylene- bridges. …”

Salmon thrombin reduces spinal neuronal hyperexcitability after a painful root compression in the rat. by Jenell R. Smith (487736)

“…(<b>C</b>) Overall, salmon thrombin (STh) produces a significant decrease in the number of evoked spikes compared to both neurobasal media (NB media) (p = 0.002) and human thrombin (HTh) treatment (p<0.001). …”

Parturient behaviour of a viviparous skink: evidence for maternal cannibalism when basking opportunity is low by Amanda J. Caldwell (4443712)

“…Many females (c. 79%) also exhibited a brief transient decrease in control of hind-limbs post-birth. …”

Disinhibition of butyrate by addition of acetate, light and a mix of acetate/butyrate due to the biomass effect. by Caroline Baroukh (612077)

“…<p>A larger biomass implies a decrease in butyrate inhibition on growth. …”

Table_1_Brucellosis infection complicated with myelitis: a case report and literature review.xlsx by Xiaoyu Ma (831683)

“…The presence of brucellosis was confirmed in cerebrospinal fluid using MetaCAP™ sequencing. Treatment with a combination of rifampicin, doxycycline, ceftriaxone sodium, amikacin, compound brain peptide ganglioside, and dexamethasone resulted in significant improvement of the patient’s clinical symptoms and a decrease in the brucellosis sequence count in cerebrospinal fluid. …”

Charge Transfer-Induced Photobrightening of Silicon Quantum Dots in Water Containing a Molecular Reductant by Kosuke Inoue (494314)

“…The effect of molecular reductants on the charge transfer-induced brightening of near-infrared photoluminescence (PL) from silicon (Si) quantum dots (QDs) was studied. Without a molecular reductant, a temporal decrease of the PL quantum yield (QY) during light irradiation in water was observed. …”

Estimation of some vital trace elements in patients with acute pancreatitis: A case-control study by Falah Al-Fartusie (14344629)

“…The obtained results indicated a significant increase in the Cu, Ni and Cr levels, and a significant decrease in the Zn, Mg and Fe levels for acute pancreatitis patients compared with the control group (p <0.001). …”

Risk Assessment and the Impact of Point of Contact Intervention Following Emergency Department Presentation with a Fall by Kristie J. Harper (3903760)

“…<p><i>Aim:</i> To determine whether a multifactorial intervention can decrease the frequency of secondary falls in older patients presenting to an emergency department with a fall. …”

A QoE-Aware Joint Resource Allocation and Dynamic Pricing Algorithm for Heterogeneous Networks by Trakas, Panagiotis

“…To this end, we consider a HetNet deployment where MNOs offer a multitude of services with diverse pricing. …”
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Image_1_Microbial Community Structure and Functional Potential Along a Hypersaline Gradient.TIF by Jeffrey A. Kimbrel (202087)

“…There was an overall shift with increasing salinity in the functional potential for starch degradation, and a decrease in degradation of cellulose and other oligosaccharides. …”

Increasing Elasticity through Changes in the Secondary Structure of Gelatin by Gelation in a Microsized Lipid Space by Atsushi Sakai (331283)

“…We found that gelation inside a microdroplet covered with lipid membranes increased Young’s modulus <i>E</i> toward a plateau value <i>E</i>* along with a decrease in gel size. …”

Presentation_1_Activation of Glutathione Peroxidase 4 as a Novel Anti-inflammatory Strategy.PDF by Cong Li (115171)

“…Up-regulating its activity has been proposed as a promising strategy for inflammation intervention. …”

Image1_Smoking is a Risk Factor for Generation Z, Too: The Evolution of the Attitudes.JPEG by Barbara Pavlikova (14596226)

“…</p><p>Results: We found a decrease in ever smoking, current smoking and frequent smoking. …”

CaMKII regulates GKAP clustering, but does not prevent Aβ-induced GKAP degradation. by Francesco Roselli (211670)

“…Both CaMKII Inhibitor-I and Autocamtide alone decreased GKAP cluster size (64.1±8.3% and 66.5±5.7% of baseline, respectively) but did not prevent a further decrease after Aβ treatment (67.4±8.3% CaMKII inhib+Aβ vs CaMKII alone; 76.4±6.6% Autocamtide+Aβ vs Autocamtide alone). …”

Seed germination of a myrmecochorous plant endemic to the Brazilian semiarid region: the wolf is not so bad by Marcilio Fagundes (5925974)

“…We evaluated the role of two different dispersers, the ant Atta laevigata and the maned wolf Chrysocyon brachyurus, in the germination of Copaifera arenicola seeds, a characteristically myrmecochorous plant species. …”

Supplementary Material for: A Novel Role of Semaphorin 3C in Modulating Systemic and Renal Hemodynamics by Cai A. (14308415)

“…Recent data indicated that semaphorin 3C (SEMA3C), a secreted glycoprotein involved in vessel development, can modulate renal vascular permeability in acute kidney injury, but whether and how it might impact systemic and renal hemodynamics is unknown. …”

Role of Active Site Rigidity in Activity: MD Simulation and Fluorescence Study on a Lipase Mutant by Md. Zahid Kamal (171690)

“…In thermophilic enzymes, a decrease in flexibility causes low enzyme activity while in less stable proteins such as mesophiles and psychrophiles, an increase in flexibility is associated with enhanced enzyme activity. …”

Synonymous Substitution Rates Predict HIV Disease Progression as a Result of Underlying Replication Dynamics by Philippe Lemey (30422)

“…Humoral immune responses, on the other hand, are the major determinant of nonsynonymous rate changes through time in the envelope gene, and our relaxed-clock estimates support a decrease in selective pressure as a consequence of immune system collapse.…”

Revealing the Role of the Ionomer at the Triple-Phase Boundary in a Proton-Exchange Membrane Water Electrolyzer by Shu Yuan (2343592)

“…The barrier effect can decrease the OER performance of the catalysts inside the agglomerate by ≤23%, while the buffer effect can separate the bubble evolution sites from the OER sites, turning the instant deactivation caused by the bubble coverage into a gradual performance loss caused by local water starvation. …”