Image 1_The CYP4/20-HETE/GRP75 axis in the progression metabolic dysfunction-associated steatosis liver disease (MASLD) to chronic liver disease.tiff by James P. Hardwick (20634155)

“…Increased synthesis of 20-HETE correlated with the expression of CYP4A11 genes but not CYP4F2. These results were confirmed by increased P4504A11 protein levels and decreased P4504F2 protein levels during the development and progression of MASLD. …”

Image 4_The CYP4/20-HETE/GRP75 axis in the progression metabolic dysfunction-associated steatosis liver disease (MASLD) to chronic liver disease.tiff by James P. Hardwick (20634155)

“…Increased synthesis of 20-HETE correlated with the expression of CYP4A11 genes but not CYP4F2. These results were confirmed by increased P4504A11 protein levels and decreased P4504F2 protein levels during the development and progression of MASLD. …”

Image 8_The CYP4/20-HETE/GRP75 axis in the progression metabolic dysfunction-associated steatosis liver disease (MASLD) to chronic liver disease.tiff by James P. Hardwick (20634155)

“…Increased synthesis of 20-HETE correlated with the expression of CYP4A11 genes but not CYP4F2. These results were confirmed by increased P4504A11 protein levels and decreased P4504F2 protein levels during the development and progression of MASLD. …”

Image 10_The CYP4/20-HETE/GRP75 axis in the progression metabolic dysfunction-associated steatosis liver disease (MASLD) to chronic liver disease.tiff by James P. Hardwick (20634155)

“…Increased synthesis of 20-HETE correlated with the expression of CYP4A11 genes but not CYP4F2. These results were confirmed by increased P4504A11 protein levels and decreased P4504F2 protein levels during the development and progression of MASLD. …”

Image 2_The CYP4/20-HETE/GRP75 axis in the progression metabolic dysfunction-associated steatosis liver disease (MASLD) to chronic liver disease.tiff by James P. Hardwick (20634155)

“…Increased synthesis of 20-HETE correlated with the expression of CYP4A11 genes but not CYP4F2. These results were confirmed by increased P4504A11 protein levels and decreased P4504F2 protein levels during the development and progression of MASLD. …”

Data Sheet 1_Genetic knockdown of DYRK1A attenuates cognitive impairment, Aβ pathology, tauopathy and neuroinflammatory responses in mouse models of AD.docx by Hyun-ju Lee (7550741)

“…Finally, hippocampal DYRK1A knockdown in PS19 mice [a model of AD that overexpresses human mutant tau (P301S)] selectively decreased insoluble tau hyperphosphorylation at Ser396 and Ser404 and alleviated proinflammatory responses/glial-associated neuroinflammatory dynamics. …”

Deletion of the <i>aspC</i> gene decreases the number of origins per cell and the decrease is reversed by extra AspC. by Feng Liu (72874)

Loss of Diva decreases cell number and viability. by Nicole Suyun Liu (311271)

Complex I inhibitor decreases LDH release by Zheng Li (26302)

RNA Environment Is Responsible for Decreased Photostability of Uracil by Sebastian Reiter (5496599)

RNA Environment Is Responsible for Decreased Photostability of Uracil by Sebastian Reiter (5496599)

RNA Environment Is Responsible for Decreased Photostability of Uracil by Sebastian Reiter (5496599)

Ground contact time decreases with running speed. by Cornelis J. de Ruiter (3122067)

RNA Environment Is Responsible for Decreased Photostability of Uracil by Sebastian Reiter (5496599)

Nicotine-induced Cell Migration is decreased by BEL. by Lindsay E. Calderon (332344)

RNA Environment Is Responsible for Decreased Photostability of Uracil by Sebastian Reiter (5496599)

Inotodiol decreases clone formation in HCC cells. by Yushuang Xing (20636685)

Azurin decreases P-cadherin protein levels. by Nuno Bernardes (435240)

Complex I inhibitor decreases ROS level by Zheng Li (26302)

Stability scores with refinement, no USM decreases, no W. by Jedediah M. Singer (10331212)

“…<p>Effects of guided and random substitutions within GM designs with a maximum sequence identity to any expert-designed protein of less than 50%, when guided substitutions are not permitted to decrease USM EC₅₀ predictions and neither guided nor random substitutions are allowed to change amino acids to tryptophan.…”