Text S1 - Can Non-lytic CD8+ T Cells Drive HIV-1 Escape? by Nafisa-Katrin Seich al Basatena (201133)

“…For CD8+ T cell operating via a lytic mechanism, the proportion of infected cells at set point decreases as the probability of recognition increases. …”

Serum agarose gel tracings from white rhinoceros. by Emma H. Hooijberg (5558804)

“…TSP 53 g/L, A/G 0.22. (C) Female calf (sample 80) post-colic surgery (acute) with aspiration pneumonia has a severe hypoproteinemia with marked decreases in α2-, β- and γ-globulins. …”

Comparing the effect of the dilution factor and number of replicates per dilution. by Daniel Cresta (11577029)

“…<p>The effect of either A,D,G: decreasing the change in dilution (from a dilution factor of 2.2/100 to 61/100) while keeping 8 replicates per dilution; or B,E,H: increasing the number of replicates per dilutions (4 to 24) while keeping a fixed dilution factor (≈ 35/100); or C,F,I: increasing the dilution factor while decreasing the number of replicates, keeping a fixed number of 96 wells used in total to titer one virus sample. …”

The leucine biosynthetic pathway is crucial for adaptation to iron starvation and virulence in <i>Aspergillus fumigatus</i> by Thomas Orasch (5900234)

“…Lack of either LeuA or LeuC decreased virulence in an insect infection model, and inactivation of LeuC rendered <i>A. fumigatus</i> avirulent in a pulmonary aspergillosis mouse model. …”

In vivo reporter assays uncover changes in enhancer activity caused by type 2 diabetes associated SNPs by Ada Admin (8524211)

“…One of the latter (rs13266634) locates in a <i>SLC30A8 </i>exon, encoding a tryptophan-to-arginine substitution that decreases <i>SLC30A8 </i>function, being the canonical explanation for type 2 diabetes risk association. …”

Supplementary Material for: Genomic Investigation of Remission and Relapse of Psychotic Depression Treated with Sertraline Plus Olanzapine: the STOP-PD II Study by Men X. (14789470)

“…In polygenic risk analyses, participants who had greater improvement after antidepressant treatment showed a higher likelihood of reaching remission. Those who achieved remission and had a higher polygenic risk for Alzheimer’s disease had a significantly decreased likelihood of relapse. …”

Low oxygen induces TSP-1 expression by different mechanisms. by Chen Zhao (225070)

“…<p>(A) TSP-1 protein expression is increased along with decreased oxygen availability. …”

Adherence of wild-type and mutant strains. by Jonathan S. Finkel (183087)

“…Panel A. Transcription factor insertion mutants. The mutants presented had statistically significant decreases (p value ≤0.05) in adherence when compared to reference strain DAY286. …”

Genotype.xlsx by Xianglai Liu (10989228)

“…<p><b>Background:</b> Schizophrenia (SCZ) is a severe<i> </i>mental illness with high heritability. …”

Additive STDP learning window. by Robert R. Kerr (280249)

“…<p>(A) Examples of two different synapses between the pre-synaptic neuron, 1, and the post-synaptic neuron, 2. …”

Calorimetric data for competition binding experiments. by Asma Guellouz (450685)

“…In these conditions, the apparent binding constant for bA3–2 decreases within the range required for ITC. …”

Parameter estimates of the final generalised gamma model predicting risk of all-cause mortality within 1 year of initial liver function tests. by David J. McLernon (110505)

“…</p><p>Notes: The baseline parameters are listed in decreasing order of IDI. A negative coefficient for a parameter indicates an increasing effect on mortality risk, whilst a positive coefficient indicates a decreasing effect on mortality risk.…”

RNA-seq transcriptomics analysis in human tissue culture cells reveals changes in the expression levels of over 100 nucleolar mRNAs after PAX9 knockdown. by Katherine I. Farley-Barnes (9258036)

“…(B) RNA-seq analysis after PAX9 siRNA depletion in MCF10A cells reveals decreased levels of mRNAs encoding 184 nucleolar proteins. …”

Progradation speed of tidal flats versus sediment availability and sea level rise by Cynthia Maan (9125017)

Mechanisms and protective strategies for Neriifolin-induced DA neuronal death. by Yaping Sun (168299)

“…<p>(A) Treatment with Neriifolin in the presence of high K⁺ in the medium significantly decreased DA neuronal loss compared to the treatment with Neriifolin alone. …”

Thermal sensitivity of wild type TP and select mutants. by Raja Chakraborty (187863)

“…The receptor activity decreased in the order, TP>A160S>A160V>A160T>G164A, with G164A being the least stable. …”

Table 2_Prognostic alternative mRNA splicing in lung adenocarcinoma.xlsx by Panke Su (22636301)

“…High-risk patients, identified by the signature, showed significantly decreased stromal, immune, and combined scores; increased tumor purity (P< 0.001); a reduced prevalence of various immune cell types; diminished immune cell activity; and decreased expression of immune checkpoint genes. …”

Data Sheet 1_Prognostic alternative mRNA splicing in lung adenocarcinoma.xlsx by Panke Su (22636301)

“…High-risk patients, identified by the signature, showed significantly decreased stromal, immune, and combined scores; increased tumor purity (P< 0.001); a reduced prevalence of various immune cell types; diminished immune cell activity; and decreased expression of immune checkpoint genes. …”

Table 1_Prognostic alternative mRNA splicing in lung adenocarcinoma.xlsx by Panke Su (22636301)

“…High-risk patients, identified by the signature, showed significantly decreased stromal, immune, and combined scores; increased tumor purity (P< 0.001); a reduced prevalence of various immune cell types; diminished immune cell activity; and decreased expression of immune checkpoint genes. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Behavioral and neurophysiological effects of buspirone in healthy and depression-like state juvenile salmon.docx by Sheyda Shapouri (17946893)

“…Furthermore, we attempted to reverse this DLS-like profile through pharmacological manipulation of the serotonin (5-HT) system with buspirone, an anxiolytic medication that acts as a serotonin receptor agonist (i.e., decreases serotonergic signaling). …”