Inhibition of PGAM5 and apoptosis alleviated the rTsSPc-damaged Caco-2 monolayer barrier integrity. by Qi Qi Lu (17721401)

Table_1_What if: A retrospective reconstruction of resection cavity stereotactic radiosurgery to mimic neoadjuvant stereotactic radiosurgery.docx by Gueliz Acker (8882876)

“…In total, 62.5% of cases with an enlargement greater than 5.0 cm³ were smaller tumors (pre-GTV < 15.0 cm³), whereas larger tumors greater than 25.0 cm³ showed only a decrease in post-GTV. …”

Table_1_What if: A retrospective reconstruction of resection cavity stereotactic radiosurgery to mimic neoadjuvant stereotactic radiosurgery.docx by Gueliz Acker (8882876)

“…In total, 62.5% of cases with an enlargement greater than 5.0 cm³ were smaller tumors (pre-GTV < 15.0 cm³), whereas larger tumors greater than 25.0 cm³ showed only a decrease in post-GTV. …”

Raw data of Figs 1–6 in this study. by Qi Qi Lu (17721401)

“…When gut epithelial PGAM5 receptor and apoptosis were inhibited by PGAM5-specific siRNA, inhibitor (LFHP-1c) and apoptosis inhibitor (Z-VAD-FMK), trans-epithelial electrical resistance (TEER) and TJs expression were obviously increased, and intestinal permeability was evidently decreased. …”

(A-B): Mean intraocular pressure (IOP) (A) and mean number of glaucoma medications (B) with standard deviations are shown for XEN (grey) and PRESERFLO (black) groups at baseline (p... by Cemre Altas (22537656)

Quantitative Western blot analysis of potential Dube3a targets Eps15 and ATPα. by Laura Jensen (405470)

“…Also, a decrease in ATPα can be seen on this particular blot in <i>Dube3a^15b</i> mutants as compare to <i>w¹¹¹⁸. …”

Deletion of <i>NUO2</i> triggers a ROS-dependent signaling pathway involving Hog1 activation and Brg1 repression in conditions when mannitol is the sole carbon source. by Xinhua Huang (1905940)

Dinuclear Metallacycles with Single M–O(H)–M Bridges [M = Fe(II), Co(II), Ni(II), Cu(II)]: Effects of Large Bridging Angles on Structure and Antiferromagnetic Superexchange Interac... by Daniel L. Reger (1444537)

“…The two cobalt­(II) complexes show moderate antiferromagnetic coupling, −<i>J</i> = 48–56 cm^–1, whereas the copper­(II) complexes show very strong antiferromagnetic coupling, −<i>J</i> = 555–808 cm^–1. The largest coupling is observed for [Cu₂(μ-OH)­(μ-<b>L</b>_{<i><b>m</b></i>}*)₂]­(ClO₄)₃, the complex with a Cu–O–Cu angle of 180°, such that the exchange interaction is transmitted through the d_<i>z</i>² and the oxygen s and p_<i>x</i> orbitals. …”

Supplementary file 1_Brain plasticity underlying acquisition of new organizational skills in children: A Rashomon analysis.docx by Luis Martinez Agulleiro (22810271)

“…Initial imaging analyses revealed a significant increase (instead of the predicted decrease) in FC between dACC and the aVS component of the default mode network in the immediate treatment group (ΔFC = 0.092 ± 0.041, 95% CI [0.009, 0.175], p < 0.05). …”

Video_1_Relationship Between Muscular Activity and Assistance Magnitude for a Myoelectric Model Based Controlled Exosuit.AVI by Francesco Missiroli (9857135)

“…Higher assistance levels resulted in larger reductions in the activity of the muscles augmented by the suit actuation and a good performance in motion accuracy, despite involving a decrease of the movement velocities, with respect to the no assistance condition. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Feasibility of Present-Centered Therapy for Prolonged Grief Disorder: Results of a Pilot Study.DOCX by Anna Vogel (5126801)

“…In intent-to-treat analyses of all patients we found a significant decrease in interview-based PGD symptom severity at post-treatment (d = 1.26). …”

Frequencies of solvent-accessible SC with a cutoff of SASA ≥5 Ų and SASA ≥0.5 Ų. by Nickolay A. Khazanov (488317)

“…<p>Residues are sorted by decreasing hydrophobicity. With the smaller cutoff, the pattern shifts to more hydrophobic residues because poorly exposed, interior residues are able to meet the criteria with only a small patch of exposed surface.…”

Changes in growth characteristics (A = shoot length; B = root length; C = collar diameter; D = number of leaves) of M. stenopetala under drought conditions. by Nadia Khater (22553166)

Frequency power spectrum averaged over four electrodes of interests (TP7, TP8, P7, P8) for object (2A) and meaningless object (2B) stimuli plotted across time. by Anwesha Das (13449995)

Panels A and B; the number of ¹³C atoms in individual NAD⁺ or NADH molecules after growth of the <i>cop</i>^- strain in TSB medium containing <sup>1... by Javiera Norambuena (137228)

Supplementary Material for: Novel Cranial Imaging Findings and a Splice-Site Variant in a Patient with Tyrosinemia Type III, and a Summary of Published Cases by Kahraman A.B. (11900960)

“…Tyrosinemia type III is an extremely rare autosomal recessive disease, with only 19 patients yet reported. It is caused by a deficiency of the 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate dioxygenase enzyme, resulting from biallelic mutations in the <i>HPD</i> gene. …”

Image_1_LUMAN/CREB3 Plays a Dual Role in Stress Responses as a Cofactor of the Glucocorticoid Receptor and a Regulator of Secretion.TIF by Jenna Penney (5791379)

“…On the other hand, we also found that in the absence of LUMAN, cells were more sensitive to cellular stress, exhibiting decreased secretory capacity. Hence our current data suggest that LUMAN may function both as a transcriptional cofactor of GR and a hormone secretion regulator, and through this, plays a role in stress sensitivity and reactivity to stress.…”

Image_6_LUMAN/CREB3 Plays a Dual Role in Stress Responses as a Cofactor of the Glucocorticoid Receptor and a Regulator of Secretion.TIF by Jenna Penney (5791379)

“…On the other hand, we also found that in the absence of LUMAN, cells were more sensitive to cellular stress, exhibiting decreased secretory capacity. Hence our current data suggest that LUMAN may function both as a transcriptional cofactor of GR and a hormone secretion regulator, and through this, plays a role in stress sensitivity and reactivity to stress.…”

Image_4_LUMAN/CREB3 Plays a Dual Role in Stress Responses as a Cofactor of the Glucocorticoid Receptor and a Regulator of Secretion.TIF by Jenna Penney (5791379)

“…On the other hand, we also found that in the absence of LUMAN, cells were more sensitive to cellular stress, exhibiting decreased secretory capacity. Hence our current data suggest that LUMAN may function both as a transcriptional cofactor of GR and a hormone secretion regulator, and through this, plays a role in stress sensitivity and reactivity to stress.…”

Image_2_LUMAN/CREB3 Plays a Dual Role in Stress Responses as a Cofactor of the Glucocorticoid Receptor and a Regulator of Secretion.TIF by Jenna Penney (5791379)

“…On the other hand, we also found that in the absence of LUMAN, cells were more sensitive to cellular stress, exhibiting decreased secretory capacity. Hence our current data suggest that LUMAN may function both as a transcriptional cofactor of GR and a hormone secretion regulator, and through this, plays a role in stress sensitivity and reactivity to stress.…”