Zymography of human breast cell lines. by Nicola J. Brown (380651)

“…Expression of LDH isoenzymes 2-5, are predominant in the MCF10AT, MCF10DCIS.com and MCF10A cells. The expression of all 5 LDH isoenzymes can be seen in LNCaP cells, while absent or decreased expression of LDH isoenzymes 1–4, can be seen in the LNCaP-LN3 cells used as controls. …”

MCs produced voltage-activated K⁺ channels. by Nicholas Boulais (369327)

“…(c) TEA (10 mM), a classical inhibitor of K⁺ channels, decreased current densities compared to control conditions. …”

Reduction of mitotic neural progenitors in the ventricular zone of the nCT brain. by Sunny Li-Yun Chang (275903)

“…<p>A1–C2: PH3-positive cells (arrows) were decreased in the ventricular zone (VZ) of E10.5 subpallium (A2), E11.5 (B2) and E12.5 (C2) LGE and MGE of nCT brains compared to the control littermate of nC brains (A1, B1, C1). …”

Proposed scheme for the mechanism that regulates hypoxia-induced injury in CMECs. by Shenwei Zhang (487865)

“…<p>Hypoxia stress increases HIF-1α expression, which subsequently promotes the transcription of FoxO3a and directly stimulates ROS formation. Meanwhile, hypoxia also inhibits the activation of Akt which results in decreased phosphorylation and degradation of FoxO3a. …”

Changing Climate and Overgrazing Are Decimating Mongolian Steppes by Yi Y. Liu (382108)

“…After removing these climate induced influences, a significant decreasing trend still persists in the VOD residuals across regions of Mongolia. …”

Hypoxia caused reduced cell-ECM adhesion and spreading. by Ashish Misra (297730)

“…B) Growth under hypoxic conditions led to decreased spreading on collagen-I. (I) A431 cells were grown in normoxia, hypoxia or hypoxia+normoxia conditions. …”

Factors contributing to effect inflation and statistical power in studies of population differences in McGurk susceptibility. by John F. Magnotti (3752563)

“…(A) Effect inflation decreases as sample size increases for a fixed population difference. …”

<b>Raw data associated with astrocyte-derived lactate aggravates the brain injury of ischemic stroke by promoting the formation of protein lactylation</b> by Qing-Wu Yang (17823992)

“…Here, we found that accumulated lactate at the ischemia stage aggravates brain injury by inducing neuronal death and A1 astrocytes. The detrimental role was ascribed to the increased lactate-derived protein lysine lactylation (Kla) that mainly located in neurons because pharmacological inhibition of lactate production or blocking the lactate shuttle to neurons showed markedly decreased protein Kla levels in the ischemic brains, and conditionally inhibited lactate production in astrocytes also showed obviously decreased protein Kla level and cerebral infarction volume. …”

Palmitate-induced loss of T-tubular caveolin-3 and loss of striated appearance of the RyR localization. by Catherine J. Knowles (400844)

“…Caveolin-1 and -3 localize to the plasma membrane and the T-tubule system in standard diet fed mice (first row of panels in A and B). In MCT diet fed mice caveolin-1 expression decreases (second row of panels in A) but caveolin-3 expression remains unchanged (second row of panels in B). …”

Knockdown of KRT23. by Karin Birkenkamp-Demtröder (456074)

“…B) Immunofluorescence analysis confirmed a decreased K23 expression in SW948-sh1506 cells; anti-K23 antibody 1∶500, detection with Alexa 488, nuclear stain Hoechst, magnification 630x C) Visual inspection indicated a lower cell density for SW948-sh1506 cells 48 h post seeding. …”

Hysteresis. by Petter Törnberg (5774681)

“…This is continued up to 8 global connections, after which the procedure is continued, but with a decreasing number of global connections down to 0. …”

NOJAH combined results clustering (CrC) analysis of gene expression, methylation and copy number data using TCGA BRCA dataset. by Manali Rupji (3270081)

“…Boxplots of data type clusters indicated that CrC 1 includes samples with increased gene expression (E1), increased methylation (M1) and increased copy number (CNV1). A mixture of samples defined the CrC 2 cluster, including those with decreased gene expression (E2), decreased methylation (M2) and decreased copy number (CNV2). …”

Female attractiveness is influenced by the insulin signaling pathway. by Tsung-Han Kuo (114614)

“…(C) Also in separate trials, males exhibited decreased preference for flies expressing <i>Akt^RNAi</i> (N = 59), and a strong trend for decreased preference of their corresponding CHC was observed when oenocyte-less females were perfumed (N = 35). …”

Artificially boosting sleep. by Omer Sharon (18990470)

“…As the blood rises to the surface away from the inner body, core body temperature decreases, and the coincidence of these 2 changes provides a thermal signal triggering sleep onset (red dashed line, left-side panel). …”

Simple and Efficient Truncation of Virtual Spaces in Embedded Wave Functions via Concentric Localization by Daniel Claudino (6251660)

“…We present a strategy to generate “concentrically local orbitals” for the purpose of decreasing the computational cost of wave function-in-density functional theory (WF-in-DFT) embedding. …”

Video 3 from Physical traits of supercompetitors in cell competition by Logan C Carpenter (22263461)

“…This video shows that decreasing the stiffness of type A (λ_A/λ_B = 0.5), results in the elimination of the type A colony.…”

Size distribution of loops and random contacts. by Manfred Bohn (233683)

“…The reason is that the formation of a loop decreases the average distance between the red markers compared to the linear case <i>d</i>₂. …”

Pol θ is required for two distinct classes of alt–EJ repair products. by Sze Ham Chan (246350)

“…<p>(A) Annealing at long microhomologies is greatly decreased in pol θ mutants. …”

Audio_2_Pentatonic sequences and monaural beats to facilitate relaxation: an EEG study.WAV by Marco Costa (5939381)

“…Introduction<p>In two studies we investigated if specific acoustic stimulations could be more effective to induce a relaxation response in comparison to silence. …”

Audio_1_Pentatonic sequences and monaural beats to facilitate relaxation: an EEG study.WAV by Marco Costa (5939381)

“…Introduction<p>In two studies we investigated if specific acoustic stimulations could be more effective to induce a relaxation response in comparison to silence. …”