Flow cytometry-based quantification of the cellular uptake of doxorubicin and epirubicin at normal <i>versus</i> cooling conditions in normal and immortalized keratinocytes. by Christopher Dunnill (9525217)

“…(c-d) The uptake of doxorubicin and epirubicin by NHEK and HaCaTa cells at normal (37°C) and cooling conditions (22 and 18°C) was determined by flow cytometry, before linear regression analysis was performed and fold decrease in drug uptake was calculated as explained in detail in the main text. …”

Correlation between age (yrs.) and lapses of attention as assessed by the KITAP [<b>18]</b>, [33<b> </b>]. by Mireille Trautmann (328096)

“…<p>A linear trend was indicative of a reduction of lapses of attention with increasing age; a quadratic trend, but no cubic trend, was indicative of a plateau (decrease – plateau) starting at the age of 8 years.…”

Effect of pH and Salt on the Stiffness of Polyelectrolyte Multilayer Microcapsules by Valentin V. Lulevich (2721325)

“…The dramatic softening of the capsules at high pH probably reflects a decrease in the charge density of a polycation, which leads to a reduction in the number of ionic cross-links. …”

Correlation between mRNA half-lives of the target genes identified and change in mRNA abundance in the Pin1 siRNA knockdown. by Nithya Krishnan (507610)

“…<i>(Bottom)</i> Frequency distribution of target genes that are either stabilized (left) or destabilized (right) in Pin1 siRNA treated cells as a function of mRNA half-life. Genes that show the largest fold stabilization in a Pin1 siRNA knockdown have half-lives <4 hr.…”

Fluid–structure interaction study on the performance of flexible articulated caudal fin by Bo Liu (127343)

“…It is seen that the medium flexible–medium flexible case exhibits a striking performance. When the hinge stiffness decreases, its mean thrust force increases and possesses larger amplitude while the forces of other cases decrease. …”

Interfacial Molecular Structure and Dynamics of Confined Ring Polymer Melts under Shear Flow by Sohdam Jeong (3927413)

“…Ring polymer, with its intrinsic closed molecular topology, exhibits a weaker interfacial slip in the weak-to-intermediate flow regime as compared to its linear analogue because of the larger friction between the ring chains and the wall arising from a longer chain dimension in the neutral direction at the interface. …”

Interfacial Molecular Structure and Dynamics of Confined Ring Polymer Melts under Shear Flow by Sohdam Jeong (3927413)

“…Ring polymer, with its intrinsic closed molecular topology, exhibits a weaker interfacial slip in the weak-to-intermediate flow regime as compared to its linear analogue because of the larger friction between the ring chains and the wall arising from a longer chain dimension in the neutral direction at the interface. …”

Interfacial Molecular Structure and Dynamics of Confined Ring Polymer Melts under Shear Flow by Sohdam Jeong (3927413)

“…Ring polymer, with its intrinsic closed molecular topology, exhibits a weaker interfacial slip in the weak-to-intermediate flow regime as compared to its linear analogue because of the larger friction between the ring chains and the wall arising from a longer chain dimension in the neutral direction at the interface. …”

Interfacial Molecular Structure and Dynamics of Confined Ring Polymer Melts under Shear Flow by Sohdam Jeong (3927413)

“…Ring polymer, with its intrinsic closed molecular topology, exhibits a weaker interfacial slip in the weak-to-intermediate flow regime as compared to its linear analogue because of the larger friction between the ring chains and the wall arising from a longer chain dimension in the neutral direction at the interface. …”

Interfacial Molecular Structure and Dynamics of Confined Ring Polymer Melts under Shear Flow by Sohdam Jeong (3927413)

“…Ring polymer, with its intrinsic closed molecular topology, exhibits a weaker interfacial slip in the weak-to-intermediate flow regime as compared to its linear analogue because of the larger friction between the ring chains and the wall arising from a longer chain dimension in the neutral direction at the interface. …”

Properties of potentiated mIPSCs. by Kristin Hartmann (52443)

“…<p>(A) Averaged waveform of control and post-stimulation mIPSCs, taken from two representative example cells. …”

Trajectories of brain regions vulnerable and resistant to normal aging across the age-span. by Xinyang Feng (9182526)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> The aging trajectory of dentate gyrus volume (left image) shows a linear decrease across the age-span. …”

Table1_Evaluation of photosynthetic Taxa in the Venice Lagoon from the nineteenth century to present day.docx by Filippo Drigo (20416145)

“…In this study, we reviewed works from the nineteenth century to the present time to obtain a complete and updated view of the photosynthetic species that inhabit this environment, observing a decrease in the presence of charophytes and heterokontophytes and an increase in rhodophytes in the analyzed period. …”

The Tree GSPF Level Tree Chronogram of Poison Frogs with Known Taxonomic Diversity (i.e., Numbers within Parentheses) and Significant Diversification Rate Changes for Nodes or Line... by Juan C Santos (267336)

“…The Andean-Amazonian increase (node 6) corresponds to the diversification of clade <i>Dendrobates</i> from the eastern Central Andean foothills into Amazonia since the early Miocene. The Andean decreases (nodes 7 and 8) correspond to a slow down of the diversification of <i>Hyloxalus</i> (clade B) and <i>Rheobates</i> (clade A) lineages during the late Oligocene and Pliocene, respectively. …”

Table1_Evaluation of photosynthetic Taxa in the Venice Lagoon from the nineteenth century to present day.docx by Filippo Drigo (20416145)

“…In this study, we reviewed works from the nineteenth century to the present time to obtain a complete and updated view of the photosynthetic species that inhabit this environment, observing a decrease in the presence of charophytes and heterokontophytes and an increase in rhodophytes in the analyzed period. …”

DataSheet1_Region-specific heterogeneity in neuronal nuclear morphology in young, aged and in Alzheimer’s disease mouse brains.PDF by Soumen Das (411213)

“…In the context of activity-dependent transcription in response to a novel environment, there was a decrease in nuclear size and circularity in c-Fos expressing neurons in the somatosensory cortex and hippocampal CA1 and CA3. …”

Digestible Threonine to Lysine Ratios for Meat-Type Quails by MR Castro (10446824)

“…During the grower I phase, increasing digestible Thr:Lys ratios promoted linear increase in threonine intake and feed conversion ratio (p<0.05), and a linear decrease in weight gain. …”

Cell Stiffness and constriction factor. by Roland M. Dries (6620132)

“…All blastulas invaginated, but the larger the embryo size, the more bowl shaped the embryo became with a larger opening. …”

Table1_Forecasting real-world complex networks’ robustness to node attack using network structure indexes.DOCX by Michele Bellingeri (14043501)

“…We find that the qc value decreases as a function of the EH index, unveiling that heterogeneous real-world networks with a higher variance in the degree of connected nodes are more vulnerable to node attacks.…”

Neural basis of an outcome-bonus after following advice. by Guido Biele (117389)

“…(B) Parameter estimates (PE) of the General Linear Model analysis suggest that the outcome-bonus is implemented in the septal area and left caudate as a greater increase in BOLD signal for gains and as a smaller decrease in BOLD signal for losses after following advice. …”