Subgroup analysis of comparing HbA1c% (A), HOMA-IR (B) and plasma glucose (mmol/L) (C) between bariatric surgery and conventional medical groups by different surgery types. by Guoli Yan (4591687)

Table_4_The temperature-dependent expression of type II secretion system controls extracellular product secretion and virulence in mesophilic Aeromonas salmonida SRW-OG1.docx by Xin Yi (180644)

“…Compared to wild-type strain, inhibition of the expression of tatA, tatB, and tatC resulted in a decrease in biofilm formation by about 23.66%, 19.63% and 40.13%, and a decrease in adhesion ability by approximately 77.69%, 80.41% and 62.14% compared with that of the wild-type strain. …”

Table_3_The temperature-dependent expression of type II secretion system controls extracellular product secretion and virulence in mesophilic Aeromonas salmonida SRW-OG1.docx by Xin Yi (180644)

“…Compared to wild-type strain, inhibition of the expression of tatA, tatB, and tatC resulted in a decrease in biofilm formation by about 23.66%, 19.63% and 40.13%, and a decrease in adhesion ability by approximately 77.69%, 80.41% and 62.14% compared with that of the wild-type strain. …”

Table_2_The temperature-dependent expression of type II secretion system controls extracellular product secretion and virulence in mesophilic Aeromonas salmonida SRW-OG1.docx by Xin Yi (180644)

“…Compared to wild-type strain, inhibition of the expression of tatA, tatB, and tatC resulted in a decrease in biofilm formation by about 23.66%, 19.63% and 40.13%, and a decrease in adhesion ability by approximately 77.69%, 80.41% and 62.14% compared with that of the wild-type strain. …”

Table_1_The temperature-dependent expression of type II secretion system controls extracellular product secretion and virulence in mesophilic Aeromonas salmonida SRW-OG1.docx by Xin Yi (180644)

“…Compared to wild-type strain, inhibition of the expression of tatA, tatB, and tatC resulted in a decrease in biofilm formation by about 23.66%, 19.63% and 40.13%, and a decrease in adhesion ability by approximately 77.69%, 80.41% and 62.14% compared with that of the wild-type strain. …”

Percentage of responses in Experiment A that used each frame. by Christopher L. Quarles (12501186)

Broadband subscribers over time in a served community. by Ankit Agarwal (12046460)

Viability test in A549 and in Hs27 cells. by Anna Poma (835467)

Cell growth simulation models for the A549 cells. by Anna Poma (835467)

A sample of the removing agent and the sample preparation process. by Yashengnan Sun (12501626)

Numerical data for S3A and S3D Fig. by Amy E. Schade (15368259)

“…Together, these studies identify a promising therapeutic strategy for CRPC and suggest that these two major epigenetic regulators buffer prostate cancers from a lethal response to cellular stresses, thereby conferring a tractable therapeutic vulnerability.…”

Countries where rainfed cropland area increases but average annual water yield on rainfed cropland area decreases between 2000 and 2015 under the <i>country</i> scenario (the lower right quadrant of panel A in Figure 3). by Erik Nelson (203494)

“…<p>Countries where rainfed cropland area increases but average annual water yield on rainfed cropland area decreases between 2000 and 2015 under the <i>country</i> scenario (the lower right quadrant of panel A in <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0014327#pone-0014327-g003" target="_blank">Figure 3</a>).…”

Effects of shRNA-mediated MRP4 transporter knock-down on demethoxycurcumin-<i>O</i>-glucuronides excretion and cellular glucuronidation in HeLa1A1 cells. by Beibei Zhang (509356)

“…<p>(A) MRP4 knock-down decreased the excreted demethoxycurcumin-<i>O</i>-glucuronides (G1); (B) MRP4 knock-down reduced the accumlated demethoxycurcumin-<i>O</i>-glucuronides (G2) in extracellular medium; (C) MRP4 knock-down inhibited the excretion rates of G1 and G2; (D) The intracellular G1 and G2 levels were evaluated when MRP4 transporter was knock-down; (E) MRP4 knock-down resulted in decrease of overall cellular glucuronidation (G1 and G2) of demethoxycurcumin; (F) Effects of gene silencing on the protein level of MRP4. …”

<i>Tagln2</i> is a direct downstream target of <i>klf6a</i>. by Lin Wen (557398)

“…<p>(A) and (B) SiKLF6 in HUVECs efficiently decrease TAGLN2 expression at the mRNA (KLF6: <i>P</i> = 0.0009, TAGLN2: <i>P</i> = 0.0352) and protein (KLF6: <i>P</i> < 0.0001, TAGLN2: <i>P</i> < 0.0001) levels. …”

Scr proteins are present in TnaA defective mitotic clones in prothoracic T1 leg imaginal discs. by Marco Rosales-Vega (5905034)

“…Note that no decrease or absence of Scr is observed in the TnaA^- clones (labeled with pointed white shapes <b>C</b>, and amplified in <b>C’</b>).…”

Hypoxia and damaged matrix increase DNMT3A nuclear expression in a cooperative fashion. by Jia-Xin Jiang (442775)

“…Both PCR and immunofluorescent staining with anti-smooth muscle actin antibody revealed a significant decrease in actin expression only on denatured collagen. …”

β-catenin shRNA alters the expression of EMT-related markers in PDAC cells in vitro. by Xue Chen (127892)

“…<p>(A) β-catenin shRNA resulted in a significant increase in the levels of E-cadherin mRNA, and a significant decrease in the levels of N-cadherin and vimentin mRNA. …”

Identification of oncogenic Ras-regulated phosphorylation events that are concurrently regulated in adenocarcinoma A549 and H322 cells, but not in large cell carcinoma H1299 cells. by Putty-Reddy Sudhir (219853)

“…The relative phosphorylation levels with a 2-fold increase or decrease are indicated by bold font. …”

Seed Predation by the Shore Crab <i>Carcinus maenas</i>: A Positive Feedback Preventing Eelgrass Recovery? by Eduardo Infantes (3559475)

“…Burying the seeds 2 cm below the sediment surface prevented seed predation in the laboratory and decreased predation in the field, constituting a way to decrease seed loss during restoration. …”

Durable Nanocellulose-Stabilized Emulsions of Dithizone/Chloroform in Water for Hg²⁺ Detection: A Novel Approach for a Classical Problem by Roberto J. Aguado (14671561)

“…Furthermore, the rate of degradation of DTZ in the nanocellulose-stabilized emulsion did not differ significantly from a DTZ/chloroform solution, outperforming DTZ/toluene and DTZ/acetonitrile. …”