Expression of miR-34a in CD44^hi and CD44^lo cells evaluated by RT-qPCR and exogenous delivery of miR-34a into CD44^hi cells inhibits colony formation... by Saroj K. Basak (263053)

“…The miR-34a expression has been normalized with RNU48. (<b>B</b>) Sorted CD44^hi cells (samples M-1 and M-2) when transduced with miR-34a show decreased colony forming efficiency in comparison to miR-control transduced CD44^hi tumor cells; (Sample M-1: miR control = 131.6 (SD = 30.5),+miR-34a = 7 (SD = 2.6) and P = 0.002; Sample M-2: miR control = 75 (SD = 19.6),+miR-34a = 23 (SD = 5.5) and P = 0.01); The mean effect with miR-34a versus miR-control on CD44^hi cells is −88.3 (95% CI: −288.12, 111.45; P = 0.112) (<b>C</b>) Sorted CD44^hi tumor cells transduced with miR-34a exhibit small colony size (bottom panel) than miR-control transduced CD44^hi tumor cells (upper panel); (<b>D</b>) The CD44^lo cells from Sample M-1 and M-2 transduced with anti-miR34a show increased colony forming efficiency than tumor cells transduced with miR-control; (Sample M-1: miR control = 21 (SD = 4.5),+anti- miR-34a = 33 (SD = 5.2) and P = 0.04; Sample M-2: miR control = 24.6 (SD = 4.1),+anti-miR-34a = 39.3 (SD = 5.1) and P = 0.018); The mean effect with anti-miR-34a versus miR-control on CD44^lo cells is −13.3 (95% CI: −20.43, 47.10; P = 0.125). …”

Effect of newborn anoxia on ET_A- and ET_B-receptor protein abundance in the neonatal heart. by Alexandra N. Paradis (693466)

Surface Tension-Induced Eccentric Hollow Polysiloxane Microspheres in a Surfactant-Free System and Their Applications as a Nanoreactor and Nanomotor by Xin Li (51274)

“…The solution, when adjusted to alkaline, nucleated from a point at the oil–water interface. Driven by the surface tension, the hydrolyzed MTES migrated to the nucleation site with decreasing hydrophilicity. …”

Comparing the flow distribution within A-V and V-A-V structures derived from the same vascular bed. by Fatemeh Mirzapour-Shafiyi (10981427)

Surface Tension-Induced Eccentric Hollow Polysiloxane Microspheres in a Surfactant-Free System and Their Applications as a Nanoreactor and Nanomotor by Xin Li (51274)

“…The solution, when adjusted to alkaline, nucleated from a point at the oil–water interface. Driven by the surface tension, the hydrolyzed MTES migrated to the nucleation site with decreasing hydrophilicity. …”

Structure functions of (a) the second and (b) third orders. by Vladimir A. Andryushchenko (4662829)

A proposal program of management of severe oligozoospermia and azoospermia. by Jufeng Zheng (158910)

CBR1 Inhibitors Enhance Daunorubicin-Mediated A549-Cell Killing, yet Prevent Apoptosis in Serum-Starved Cells by Masahiro Tanaka (58937)

“…Daunorubicin treatment induces a moderate decrease in cell viability when used alone. …”

Marginal effect of racial/ethnic composition–Wave 1. by Mumbi E. Kimani (18692933)

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Why should we apply ABM for decision analysis for infectious diseases?—An example for dengue interventions by Florian Miksch (7313999)

“…The analyzed hypothetical effectiveness of dengue interventions showed that a reduced human-mosquito ratio of 1:2.5 during rainy seasons leads already to a substantial decrease of infected persons. …”

Performance as a function of increasing amplitude of fixational eye movements. by Phillip Bedggood (485619)

Feasibility of brief intensive exposure therapy for PTSD patients with childhood sexual abuse: a brief clinical report by Lotte Hendriks (14297785)

“…The treatment included 5 working days with individual sessions (in total 30 h of treatment) provided by a team of four therapists. The PTSD symptoms of all patients decreased substantially and the effect sizes were large (Cohen's d resp. 1.5 [pre–post], 2.4 [pre-FU1 month], and 2.3 [pre-FU3 months]). …”

S1 Data - by Arjen Tilstra (6915227)

“…We gradually decreased the pH from ambient (~8.3) to three consecutive 7-day long pH treatments of 8.0, 7.8, and 7.6, using a CO₂ dosing system. …”

The results of assay of blood serum biochemical parameters after experiment. by Fatima Dikhanbayeva (11501962)

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Group name and diet content of Sprague-Dawley (SD) breed rats. by Fatima Dikhanbayeva (11501962)

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The energy, the total number of proteins, fat, and carbohydrates of the diets per 100 g. by Fatima Dikhanbayeva (11501962)

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Comparing the product effect on changes in body weight of all groups before and after feeding, g. by Fatima Dikhanbayeva (11501962)

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Results of peptide toxicity of each diet. by Fatima Dikhanbayeva (11501962)

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<i>In-vivo</i> study design. by Fatima Dikhanbayeva (11501962)

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Following supporting information attached to this manuscript: *Calculations of BMI changes before and after experiment by Tukey-Kramer’s inter group test; * Calculations of TP, Cho... by Fatima Dikhanbayeva (11501962)

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