Image_1_Comparative Metabolite and Gene Expression Analyses in Combination With Gene Characterization Revealed the Patterns of Flavonoid Accumulation During Cistus creticus subsp.... by Neda Aničić (10473857)

“…Flavonoid biosynthetic genes were developmentally regulated, showing a decrease in transcript levels during fruit maturation. …”

Spatial firing patterns with different number of dendritic subunits. by Balázs Ujfalussy (259783)

“…(B) The correlation between the somatic activity (<i>a_s</i>) and the maximal input (<i>U</i>^*) decreases if the number of dendritic subunits increases. …”

Crack propagation and fracture toughness of hind wings. by Jan-Henning Dirks (140883)

“…(d) The membrane alone had a mean fracture toughness of 1.04±0.25 MPa√m (N = 17). …”

Generation of 2-dimensional epithelial sheets and intercellular communication modes. by Jonathan Fiorentino (12240053)

“…<p>A: Examples of the 2D configurations of cells we generated with increasing cell numbers (from left to right) and decreasing mean polygon number (from top to bottom). …”

The effect of Pam3CSK4 on adhesion of HMCLs to BMSCs. by Jahangir Abdi (400453)

“…<p>HMCLs were stimulated with Pam3CSK4 for 24 hours and then exposed to HS5-coated wells for adhesion assay as explained in materials and methods. Pam3CSK4 decreased adhesion of OPM-1, OPM-2, and NCI-H929 cell lines to HS-5 in a dose-dependent manner. …”

Increased miR-155 levels result in reduced protein levels of several HIV-1 dependency factors. by Gokul Swaminathan (134124)

“…(B) Effects of poly(I∶C) and LPS on expression of HDFs in MDMs from three donors, expressed as mean ± SD. (C) Ectopic expression of miR-155 led to decreased levels of ADAM10, LEDGF and Nup153, but not TNPO3 (not shown), with some donor-to-donor variation; three out of a total five donors are shown. …”

Effects of physical exercise on cardiovascular risk and quality of life in hypertensive elderly people by Andressa do Nascimento Cassiano (10399484)

“…After intervention, there was a reduction in mean values of total and LDL-cholesterol and increased HDL-cholesterol levels. …”

Summary of effect sizes of meta-analysis of the effects of urbanization on larval density in disease vectors. by Heverton L. C. Dutra (6714785)

“…<p>Points to the right of zero indicate that urbanization increased density, points to the left indicate that urbanization decreased larval density. The red dotted line indicates the mean effect size, and the dot with whiskers indicates the mean with 95% confidence intervals. …”

Effect of intravenous NSC transplantation on the clinical course of EAE. by Natalie L. Payne (326594)

“…(B) Proliferative response of splenic T-cells from cell-treated mice and controls to rMOG and non-specific mitogens expressed as the mean counts per minute (CPM). Data are expressed as the mean ± SEM (n = 5–7 mice). …”

Light Microscopic Analysis of Hippocampal CA1. by Hiroaki Nabeka (485031)

“…Effects of PS18 on injured (E) and viable (F) neurons in the hippocampal CA1 region in rats that received a subcutaneous injection of 12 mg/kg KA. PS18 treatment administered to KA-injected rats decreased the number of injured neurons (E) and increased the number of viable neurons (F) in a dose-dependent manner compared with the PBS-treated KA-injected rats. …”

CIBZ protein expression level in the spinal cord after SCI injury. by Yafei Cai (178423)

“…<p>a: CIBZ immunohistochemistry staining in spinal cord after SCI injury. 1A, 1B: control group; 2A, 2B: 4 h group; 3A, 3B: 8 h group; 4A, 4B: 1 d group; 5A,5B: 3 d group; 6A, 6B: 7 d group. …”

Image_3_Streptococcus suis 2 Transcriptional Regulator TstS Stimulates Cytokine Production and Bacteremia to Promote Streptococcal Toxic Shock-Like Syndrome.jpg by Zhongmin Xu (707942)

“…<p>Two large-scale outbreaks of streptococcal toxic shock-like syndrome (STSLS) have revealed Streptococcus suis 2 to be a severe and evolving human pathogen. …”

Phosphorylation at the Homotypic Interface Regulates Nucleoprotein Oligomerization and Assembly of the Influenza Virus Replication Machinery by Arindam Mondal (173896)

“…In both influenza A and B virus, mutating or mimicking phosphorylation at these residues blocked homotypic interactions and drove NP towards a monomeric form. …”

Table_1_Streptococcus suis 2 Transcriptional Regulator TstS Stimulates Cytokine Production and Bacteremia to Promote Streptococcal Toxic Shock-Like Syndrome.doc by Zhongmin Xu (707942)

“…<p>Two large-scale outbreaks of streptococcal toxic shock-like syndrome (STSLS) have revealed Streptococcus suis 2 to be a severe and evolving human pathogen. …”

Ductile Metallic Glass Nanoparticles via Colloidal Synthesis by Mehrdad T. Kiani (6086468)

“…The propensity for shear banding decreases with increasing particle size, such that large particles are more likely to deform homogeneously through gradual shape change. …”

Effect of the Dihedral Angle of Biaryl-Bridged Bisphosphite Ligands on Enantioselectivity and Regioselectivity of Asymmetric Hydroformylation by Christopher J. Cobley (2236780)

“…Density functional theory calculations of a five-coordinate model complex (LRh(CO)₂H) show that decreased dihedral angles lead to smaller P−Rh−P bite angles. …”

Repeated, Selection-Driven Genome Reduction of Accessory Genes in Experimental Populations by Ming-Chun Lee (123468)

“…It is generally unclear, however, whether the process of accessory gene loss is largely driven by drift or selection. Here we demonstrate that selection for gene loss, and not a shortened genome, per se, drove massive, rapid reduction of accessory genes. …”

Ductile Metallic Glass Nanoparticles via Colloidal Synthesis by Mehrdad T. Kiani (6086468)

“…The propensity for shear banding decreases with increasing particle size, such that large particles are more likely to deform homogeneously through gradual shape change. …”

DNA Methylation Dynamics in Blood after Hematopoietic Cell Transplant by Ramon M. Rodriguez (5653672)

“…<div><p>Epigenetic deregulation is considered a common hallmark of cancer. Nevertheless, recent publications have demonstrated its association with a large array of human diseases. …”

Quantitative Fracture Strength and Plasticity Measurements of Lithiated Silicon Nanowires by <i>In Situ</i> TEM Tensile Experiments by Akihiro Kushima (354129)

“…We report <i>in situ</i> tensile strength measurement of fully lithiated Si (Li–Si alloy) nanowires inside a transmission electron microscope. A specially designed dual probe with an atomic force microscopy cantilever and a scanning tunneling microscopy electrode was used to conduct lithiation of Si nanowires and then perform <i>in situ</i> tension of the lithiated nanowires. …”