Coordinates (correlations) of agronomic traits with the first five principal components from PCA. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Population structure analysis. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Comparison of broad-sense heritability estimates across and within environments for agronomic traits. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Manhattan and respective-QQ plots for agronomic traits in the 191-wheat association panel using FarmCPU. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Boxplots summarizing the differences in agronomic traits. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Principal component analysis of agronomic traits and genotypes. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Top 20 high-yielding genotypes across the seven environments (t/ha). by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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MTAs identified in multiple environments (BLUEs and individual environments) for the five agronomic traits in the association panel of spring bread wheat. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Geographic locations of the seven experimental stations used in the study. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Distribution and density of 12,954 high-quality SNPs across the 21 bread wheat chromosomes. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Descriptive statistics and genetic parameters for agronomic traits across environments. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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Pearson’s correlation matrix among agronomic traits based on BLUEs. by Fatima Henkrar (17346528)

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A 92-year-old female with 80% stenosis of left internal carotid artery received carotid stenting. by Han-Jui Lee (803878)

“…<p>(A) Pre-stenting MR perfusion showed decreased cerebral blood flow in the right hemisphere compared to the left hemisphere. …”

Fig 9 - by Mamatha Garige (10719830)

“…<i>discoideum</i>. (A) <i>D</i>. <i>discoideum</i> cell proliferation was decreased by 60% at the end of 72 hours (doxycycline-induced) <i>gstA2</i>-knockdown cells, whereas (B) overexpression of DdGSTA2 did not significantly affect the proliferation of cells. …”

Protein abundance changes with stage in the glycolysis pathway. by Benjamin A. Neely (625157)

“…Levels of two proteins, PFKP and PKM, were confirmed using IHC staining of stage I ccRCC tissue (other stages were not evaluated by IHC). A representative IHC image is shown for PFKP and PKM along with average staining intensity (H value) ± standard error of a stage I ccRCC TMA. …”

A genetically engineered microRNA-34a prodrug demonstrates anti-tumor activity in a canine model of osteosarcoma by Fernando Alegre (6166193)

“…Additionally, our subcutaneous OSA xenograft model demonstrated <i>in vivo</i> tumor growth delay, increased necrosis and apoptosis by tRNA/miR-34a, and decreased cellular proliferation ability. …”

<i>DAPK1</i> Promoter Methylation and Cervical Cancer Risk: A Systematic Review and a Meta-Analysis by Antonella Agodi (638417)

“…The aim of the present study was to carry out a systematic review and a meta-analysis in order to evaluate <i>DAPK1</i> promoter methylation as an epigenetic marker for CC risk.…”

Simplified overview of molecular signalling after sprint exercise. by Hakan Claes Rundqvist (7541837)

“…<p>A selection of stimuli (green–increased and blue—decreased), signalling pathways (red–upregulated and blue–downregulated and downstream biofunctions (yellow) are presented. …”

HHV-6A infection increases glucose metabolism and glycolysis in HSB-2 cells. by Zhisheng Wu (1540864)

“…**p < 0.01, compared with mock infection groups. <b>(C)</b> HHV-6A infection decreased glucose levels in the culture medium of in HSB-2 cells. …”

Information details: cyclin A2 and PHH3 expression. by James W. Jacobberger (184625)

“…A: brackets show are of cyclin A2 decrease in early mitosis; small arrow points to “new born” cells; large arrow points to large cluster in early mitosis, largely composes of prophase cells. …”