CSE exposure altered levels of NOD1, Caspase12, RIP2, and p-NF-κB protein expression in Leuk-1 cells. by Xiang Wang (127867)

“…<b>B</b> CSE treatment decreased the expression of NOD1 in a dose-dependent manner. …”

Analysis of wound healing in non-infected, infected but not treated, and infected + mupirocin-treated scald burn wounds. by Abiodun D. Ogunniyi (198305)

“…Scale bar = 100 μm. Results represent means and SEM, n = 6 wounds per mice group with a single time-point.…”

SNP <i>rs3743123</i> modify hCx36 expression and its distribution at the beta cell membrane. by Valentina Cigliola (2559043)

“…<p><b>A,</b> The volume density (Vv) of Cx36 decreases postnatally in RipβglohCx36 SNP <i>rs3743123</i> mice. …”

Supplementary Material for: Time- and Stimulus-Dependent Characteristics of Innate Immune Cells in Organ-Cultured Human Corneal Tissue by Zhuang X. (5174906)

“…The results were validated by IHC, focusing on the identification of pro-inflammatory (M1) and regulatory (M2) macrophages. A protocol was established to identify these 2 different macrophage populations in human corneal tissue by means of FC. …”

Intradialytic Hypotension Pathophysiology and Therapy Update: Review and Update by Elmukhtar Habas (14777677)

“…The most probable underlying pathophysiology of IDH involves a reduced effective blood volume and decreased plasma tonicity. …”

Image_2_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.TIF by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Image_3_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.TIFF by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Trophectoderm morphogenesis regulates epiblast shape. by Joel Dokmegang (11198153)

“…Corresponding 2D slices of the cell population at the same stages. <b>(A,E)</b>. The initial stage features a single layered TE with cuboidal cells resting upon the rosette-shaped epiblast. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.pdf by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Image_1_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.pdf by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Image_3_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.TIFF by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Chronic Inhibition of STAT3/STAT5 in Treatment-Resistant Human Breast Cancer Cell Subtypes: Convergence on the ROS/SUMO Pathway and Its Effects on xCT Expression and System xc- Act... by Katja Linher-Melville (182337)

“…We propose that careful classification of a patient’s breast cancer subtype is central to effectively targeting STAT3/5 as a therapeutic means of treating breast cancer, particularly given that xCT is emerging as an important biomarker of aggressive cancers.…”

Table_1_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.pdf by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Image_1_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.TIF by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Table_1_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.pdf by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.pdf by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Image_2_Effect of Caloric Restriction on the in vivo Functional Properties of Aging Microglia.TIF by Maria Olmedillas del Moral (8771954)

“…<p>Throughout the lifespan, microglia, the primary innate immune cells of the brain, fulfill a plethora of homeostatic as well as active immune defense functions, and their aging-induced dysfunctionality is now considered as a key trigger of aging-related brain disorders. …”

Comparison of social behavior between stranger and cagemate dyads. by Navdeep K. Lidhar (10681457)

“…<b>D)</b> Cumulative time dyads in each group spent engaged in rear-sniffing behavior (thicker lines are means, thin lines s.e.m.). Although rear-sniffing was common across all groups during the first several minutes, this behavior decreased among cagemates (CAG1 and CAG2, black and gray traces) but continued at high levels in strangers (STR, green trace). …”

Wound healing potential of quercetin-3-O-rhamnoside and myricetin-3-O-rhamnoside isolated from Pistacia lentiscus distilled leaves in rats model by Elloumi, Wiem

“…Moreover, the cutaneous wound tissues treated with PDL 20, MM, and QM exhibited significantly higher hydroxyproline content than the negative control group, which means a high collagen biosynthesis in wound tissues. …”
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Thermodynamics of the Interaction between the Spike Protein of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus‑2 and the Receptor of Human Angiotensin-Converting Enzyme 2. Effects of... by Cristina García-Iriepa (1295265)

“…Human angiotensin-converting enzyme 2 (ACE2) was recently recognized as the transmembrane protein that serves as the point of entry of SARS-CoV-2 into cells, thus constituting the first biomolecular event leading to COVID-19 disease. Here, by means of a state-of-the-art computational approach, we propose a rational evaluation of the molecular mechanisms behind the formation of the protein complex. …”