Electrophysiological function in eyes with reticular pseudodrusen according to fundus distribution by Mingui Kong (847267)

“…The mean amplitudes of the scotopic rod response, scotopic maximal combined response, oscillatory potentials (OP), photopic cone response, and 30Hz cone flicker response were more decreased in the diffuse, intermediate, and localized types in order, except for the photopic cone a-wave response. …”

Distinct behavioral and brain changes after different durations of the modified multiple platform method on rats: An animal model of central fatigue by Chenxia Han (4020017)

“…Additionally, hippocampal NR1 and NR2A gene expression decreased in all MMPM groups, whereas the protein expression only decreased in the 21-day group. …”

Relationship between Transition-Metal Hydride Bond Lengths and Stretching Wavenumbers by Robert H. Morris (1306158)

“…Here it is demonstrated that there is a linear relationship between the terminal 3d metal hydride stretching wavenumber ν_MH and the metal hydride distance <i>d</i>_MH reported to date: ν_MH ∼ (−1.05<i>d</i>_MH + 3.35) × 10³ cm^–1. …”

Image_1_Gut Bacterial Metabolite Urolithin A (UA) Mitigates Ca2+ Entry in T Cells by Regulating miR-10a-5p.pdf by Shaqiu Zhang (4392235)

“…Overexpression of miR-10a-5p significantly decreased STIM1/2 and Orai1 mRNA and protein levels as well as SOCE in CD4⁺ T cells. …”

Functional effects of anti-miR-196a in HNSCC-derived cell lines. by Lav Darda (720370)

“…<b>4B-E.</b> Anti-miR-196a decreases adhesion to fibronectin (B; in B16 only), migration (C), invasion (D) but has no effect on proliferation (E) in HNSCC cells. * p<0.05, *** p<0.001. …”

A Hierarchical Contact–Electrification Interface Based on Gradient Micro-/Nanostructured Hydrogel for Cardiovascular Disease Monitoring by Zhenqiu Gao (2564362)

“…It features a hierarchical flower surface structure and a gradient micro-/nanostructured hydrogel as the dielectric layer, compensating for the output decrease resulting from pressure hardening by gradually increasing the contact area between the contact–electrification interfaces. …”

A Hierarchical Contact–Electrification Interface Based on Gradient Micro-/Nanostructured Hydrogel for Cardiovascular Disease Monitoring by Zhenqiu Gao (2564362)

“…It features a hierarchical flower surface structure and a gradient micro-/nanostructured hydrogel as the dielectric layer, compensating for the output decrease resulting from pressure hardening by gradually increasing the contact area between the contact–electrification interfaces. …”

Frequencies of <i>A</i>. <i>baumannii</i> isolates from patients with different clinical samples. by Mostafa A. Mohammed (9306115)

Turning Flexibility into Rigidity: Stepwise Locking of Interpenetrating Networks in a MOF Crystal through Click Reaction by Damian Jędrzejowski (3130023)

“…The modifications lead to a stepwise decrease in structural flexibility of the <b>JUK-20</b> platform until the highest rigidity and stability is reached for <b>JUK-20-noh</b>. …”

Antimicrobial agents resistance profiles scored for different <i>A</i>. <i>baumannii</i> isolates. by Mostafa A. Mohammed (9306115)

Turning Flexibility into Rigidity: Stepwise Locking of Interpenetrating Networks in a MOF Crystal through Click Reaction by Damian Jędrzejowski (3130023)

“…The modifications lead to a stepwise decrease in structural flexibility of the <b>JUK-20</b> platform until the highest rigidity and stability is reached for <b>JUK-20-noh</b>. …”

Turning Flexibility into Rigidity: Stepwise Locking of Interpenetrating Networks in a MOF Crystal through Click Reaction by Damian Jędrzejowski (3130023)

“…The modifications lead to a stepwise decrease in structural flexibility of the <b>JUK-20</b> platform until the highest rigidity and stability is reached for <b>JUK-20-noh</b>. …”

Turning Flexibility into Rigidity: Stepwise Locking of Interpenetrating Networks in a MOF Crystal through Click Reaction by Damian Jędrzejowski (3130023)

“…The modifications lead to a stepwise decrease in structural flexibility of the <b>JUK-20</b> platform until the highest rigidity and stability is reached for <b>JUK-20-noh</b>. …”

Data_Sheet_1_C5aR1 Activation Drives Early IFN-γ Production to Control Experimental Toxoplasma gondii Infection.DOCX by Daria Briukhovetska (9098294)

“…<p>Toxoplasma gondii (T. gondii) is a parasite infecting animals and humans. In intermediate hosts, such as humans or rodents, rapidly replicating tachyzoites drive vigorous innate and adaptive immune responses resulting in bradyzoites that survive within tissue cysts. …”

Functional effects of <i>HOXB9</i> siRNA in HNSCC-derived cell lines. by Lav Darda (720370)

“…<p><b>5A</b>. B16 and D19 cells were transfected with <i>HOXB9</i> siRNA and negative control. …”

Kif2a accumulation at the base of <i>Ttbk2</i>^{<i>sca11/gt</i>} cilia causes instability. by Emily Bowie (543704)

<i>In vitro</i> characterization of PDGFRβ-selected cells isolated from lungs of Pdgfrb-Cre+;<i>Itga8</i>^{<i>flox/-</i>} (Cre+) and WT or <i>Itga8</i><sup><i>flox/flox</i>... by Chi F. Hung (541800)

“…<p>(A) Western blot showing the absence of ITGA8 expression in Cre+ cells compared to Cre- cells. …”

Inflammation and transcriptional responses of peripheral blood mononuclear cells in classic ataxia telangiectasia - Fig 2 by Sharon A. McGrath-Morrow (694887)

“…Red- represents increased gene expression and blue represents decreased gene expression. DEGs were identified using edgeR analysis, with a FDR q-value cutoff of 0.05.…”

The Role of <i>HOXB9</i> and <i>miR-196a</i> in Head and Neck Squamous Cell Carcinoma by Lav Darda (720370)

“…Knock-down of miR-196a expression decreased HNSCC cell migration, invasion and adhesion to fibronectin, but had no effect on proliferation. …”

Inverse Phase Transition in Droplet Clusters Levitating over the Locally Heated Water Layer by Alexander A. Fedorets (7376702)

“…Several stages of cluster evolution were observed and analyzed, and a mechanism of this phenomenon is discussed. An inverse phase transition in which cooling of the cluster decreases its orderliness is discussed. …”