Temporal and geographical trends of HFRS cases and meteorological factors in Shandong, 2005–2019. by Qi Gao (133189)

“…(E) Estimated slopes of annual HFRS incidence from 2005 to 2019 (% change per year), showing counties with increasing (red) or decreasing (blue) trends. The base map is from the data center for geographic sciences and natural sources research, CAS (<a href="http://www.resdc.cn/data.aspx?…”

Effects of propagermanium intervention on NASH development. by Petra Mulder (462809)

“…(D) Lobular inflammation strongly correlates with the ratio of M1/M2 markers (CD11c/Arginase-1 gene expression). (E) M1/M2 ratio is decreased by propagermanium treatment, indicating a shift towards M2 phenotype. …”

Renal damage response. by Hanno Maassen (7235339)

“…</b> Lipid peroxidation, expressed as μM corrected for protein level, showed a trend towards decreased MDA levels in the H₂S treated kidneys. …”

Transfection of GK cells with grouper iridovirus caspase recruitment domain (GIV-CARD) dsRNA inhibits expression of six GIV genes, and reduces GIV infection. by Chien-Wen Chen (320233)

“…The expression level of β-actin was used as an internal template control. PBS was used as a transfection control. Data represent the mean ± S.D. …”

PSD95 immunoreactivity. by Carola I. F. Janssen (414818)

“…In the SEN, ApoE^-/- mice showed a slight trend (<i>p</i> = 0.064) for decreased PSD95 expression. …”

Principal Component analysis of the 41 metagenomes using the top eleven variables identified from the Random Forest analysis. by Juline M. Walter (3070701)

“…Principal Component Analysis using 11 Level 1 SEED Subsystems selected based on the “Mean Decreasing Accuracy” of the Random Forest analysis. …”

Downregulation of human PM proteins due to high protein turnover. by Delphine M. Depierreux (12521017)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Identification of human PM proteins >2-fold downregulated at 18 hpi after VACV infection (compared to 18 h mock) and for which the protein abundance decreased >2-fold in 18 h was determined in a previous pulse (p)SILAC screen in mock-treated HFFF-TERTs [<a href="http://www.plospathogens.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.ppat.1010612#ppat.1010612.ref030" target="_blank">30</a>]. …”

Orexin Neurons Receive Glycinergic Innervations by Mari Hondo (204857)

“…Glycine administration increased non-rapid eye movement (NREM) sleep time and decreased the amount and mean episode duration of wakefulness when administered in the dark period. …”

Anti-CD25 treatment increases the influx of inflammatory cells to the lungs of resistant but not susceptible mice to <i>P. brasiliensis</i> infection. by Maíra Felonato (296591)

“…In B10.A mice only GR1⁺ cells appeared in decreased numbers at week 10 of infection (C, D). …”

Supervised analysis of SFTs and all STSs. by François Bertucci (93540)

“…Tumor samples are ordered from left to right according to the decreasing correlation coefficient of their expression profile with the mean profile of the SFT samples. …”

Effect of E protein on the recognition of prM protein by human anti-prM mAbs. by Wen-Yang Tsai (108058)

“…(B) Dot blot binding assay using these 4 mAbs to recognize prM protein in the presence (expressed by prME) or absence (expressed by prM) of E protein in 1% NP40 lysis buffer (NP40). Decreasing amount of prM protein (expressed by prME) in 1% NP40 lysis buffer (column B, rows 3 to 7) and mixtures containing decreasing amount of prM protein in 1% NP40 lysis buffer and increasing amount of denatured prM protein in reducing (R) buffer (column A) were included to control for exposure and sensitivity of the assay signal, respectively. …”

Evaluation of the secondary structures of the TREM2 domain and MD simulation in solvated protein. by Zainularifeen Abduljaleel (341379)

“…<p>Values of median pho (black bars) and phi (yellow bars) ASA for each residue in the extended state (<b>A</b>) with residues sorted according to decreasing total ASA values. …”

Morbidity and survival following challenge in young and elderly mice. by Mayra García (2602360)

“…They were challenged with 200 TCID₅₀ of A/FM-ma one month after rAd. (A, C, E, and G) Weight loss after challenge shown as the mean + SD. …”

Nutritional status of children residing in an area of social vulnerability: longitudinal study by Dixis Figueroa Pedraza (4646089)

“…Children younger than 25 months had higher mean variation in the score-Z of H/A (p = 0,01), and boys had higher variation in the score-Z of H/A (p = 0,01) and W/H (p = 0,04). …”

The codon adapted immORFs <i>PaORF4ms</i> and <i>KlORF3ms</i> confer resistance to the respective toxins PaT and zymocin. by Alene Kast (738876)

“…Each value represents a mean of triplicates.</p>…”

NMJs in young adult and old extensor digitorium longus and extraocular muscles. by Gregorio Valdez (174026)

“…L) Multiple innervation of a single postsynaptic site. Each bar represents mean ± SEM from at least 3 animals, with at least 100 NMJs counted per animal. …”

Change of intracellular Ca²⁺ level. by Xiaowen Feng (395828)

“…Values of fluorescence intensity were presented as mean ± S.E.M. **<i>p</i> < 0.01, compared with the Aβ_25–35 injury group by student’s <i>t</i>-test (n = 9). …”

Evolutionary dynamics of sensitive and resistant clones during continuous therapy with different mutation dynamics. by Lin L. Liu (822000)

“…Grey shaded area indicates one analytic standard deviation from the analytic mean. (B) Probability of resistance as a function of time during continuous therapy. …”

<i>V</i>_m-dependent modulation of the slow recurrent inhibition is mediated by LTS interneurons. by Jie Zhu (126574)

“…<p>(A) Left, schematic diagram of the PC-LTS paired recording. …”

Control mouse fibroblast orientation statistics. by Megan E. Brasch (4218061)

“…<p>Mean cell orientation with respect to the wrinkle direction, in degrees, (A,C) and truncated standard deviation of orientations, in degrees, (B,D) for nuclei orientation (A,B) and the axis between the nuclei and Golgi body centers-of-mass (NGV) (C,D) for control mouse fibroblast cells on non-wrinkled (NW), wrinkled (W), and active (A) substrates. …”