Impact of PTGIR expression and knockdown on S100A8/A9 genes expression in THP-1. by Mohamad Karaky (8910497)

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Gene expression of PTGIR and PTGER4 in hiPSC monocyte/macrophages derived. by Mohamad Karaky (8910497)

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Impact of IBD gene candidate ORFs on the THP-1 transcriptome. by Mohamad Karaky (8910497)

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K187 is responsible for the M1 stability directed by PKG. by Chenxi Wang (284364)

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The impact of PTGIR agonist on CP genes at different time. by Mohamad Karaky (8910497)

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MakA causes disruption of intracellular organelles. by Aftab Nadeem (3211719)

“…<p>(A) CaCO2 cells transfected with Cell Light Golgi-GFP were treated with vehicle or 250 nM Alexa568-MakA for 24h. …”

Relative Protein Abundances and Biological Ageing in Whole Skeletal Elements by Elizabeth Johnston (349689)

“…However, previous studies have typically relied on subsampling different parts of skeletal elements. Here, we attempt to evaluate the proteome of complete elements using a rat model. …”

Model of the changes of the photosynthetic apparatus in <i>T</i>. <i>oceanica</i> (CCMP 1003) in response to growth in the presence of low Cu compared to optimal Cu levels (control... by Anna A. Hippmann (471690)

“…In our model, the represented changes in the numbers of LHCs, protein complexes and electron carriers are a reflection of the changes we observed in the proteomic data (see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0181753#pone.0181753.t003" target="_blank">Table 3</a> for details): Overall cellular concentrations of proteins associated with PSII, and the photosynthetic electron transport chain (PSII, cyt<i>b</i>_<i>6</i><i>f</i> complex and plastocyanin) decrease, whereas those associated with PSI remain unchanged, and the size of the plastoquinone pool increases. …”

Table 1_UV light and the ocular lens: a review of exposure models and resulting biomolecular changes.docx by Emily R. MacFarlane (19543249)

“…Age-related nuclear cataract is the most prevalent form of cataract and is strongly associated with oxidative stress and a decrease in the antioxidant capacity of the central lens region. …”

Sensitivity of forage turnip to the herbicide tepraloxydim by Gabriel Martins Almeida (8526831)

“…The herbicide tepraloxydim was applied at doses of 0, 75, 100, and 125 g of active ingredient per hectare (g a.i. ha-1). The herbicide dose of 125 g a.i. ha-1 led to a small decrease in the photosynthetic rate, water use efficiency, effective quantum yield of PSII, rate of electron transport, and the concentration of chloroplastidic pigments in the leaves of R. sativus. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Growth of freshwater cyanobacterium Aphanizomenon sp. ULC602 in different growing and nutrient conditions.docx by Mai-Lan Pham (17686353)

“…Moreover, a decrease in Chlo-a biomass was observed under sulfur deficiency. …”

S100A9: A Potential Biomarker for the Progression of Non-Alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease and the Diagnosis of Non-Alcoholic Steatohepatitis by Xiaolin Liu (403100)

“…Microarray was performed to assess gene expression changes in rat livers. We find that gene expression of s100a9 was higher in NAFL group compared with control, and was increased in NASH groups and decreased in NAFL + T2DM group compared with NAFL. …”

DataSheet_1_High baseline expression of IL-6 and IL-10 decreased CCR7 B cells in individuals with previous SARS-CoV-2 infection during BNT162b2 vaccination.docx by Alberto Ponciano-Gómez (13253028)

MSE (a-f) and MNCSE (g-l) as a function of data length, computed from 40 realizations of WGN and 1/f noise signals. by Imtiaz Awan (5233526)

Image1_miR-146a is a critical target associated with multiple biological pathways of skin aging.jpg by Klodjan Stafa (154945)

“…Effects on markers of skin aging, including cell proliferation, production of Collagen-1 and inflammatory cytokines were assessed.</p><p>Results: We show that the expression of miR-146a decreases with age in dermal fibroblasts and inhibition of miR-146a in 19y and 62y old NHDFs induced significant changes in essential clock genes indicating an association with circadian rhythm control. …”

Hot Giant Fullerenes Eject <i>and</i> Capture C₂ Molecules: QM/MD Simulations with Constant Density by Biswajit Saha (569887)

“…Explicit inclusion of Lennard-Jones-type helium or argon noble gas atoms is found to increase the GF shrinking rate. Large GFs shrink at a greater rate than small GFs. The simulations suggest that in an idealized, <i>closed</i> system the fullerene cage size may grow to a dynamic equilibrium value that depends on initial cage size, temperature, pressure, and overall carbon concentration, whereas in an <i>open</i> system cage shrinking prevails when noncage carbon density decreases as a function of time.…”

Hot Giant Fullerenes Eject <i>and</i> Capture C₂ Molecules: QM/MD Simulations with Constant Density by Biswajit Saha (569887)

“…Explicit inclusion of Lennard-Jones-type helium or argon noble gas atoms is found to increase the GF shrinking rate. Large GFs shrink at a greater rate than small GFs. The simulations suggest that in an idealized, <i>closed</i> system the fullerene cage size may grow to a dynamic equilibrium value that depends on initial cage size, temperature, pressure, and overall carbon concentration, whereas in an <i>open</i> system cage shrinking prevails when noncage carbon density decreases as a function of time.…”

Hot Giant Fullerenes Eject <i>and</i> Capture C₂ Molecules: QM/MD Simulations with Constant Density by Biswajit Saha (569887)

“…Explicit inclusion of Lennard-Jones-type helium or argon noble gas atoms is found to increase the GF shrinking rate. Large GFs shrink at a greater rate than small GFs. The simulations suggest that in an idealized, <i>closed</i> system the fullerene cage size may grow to a dynamic equilibrium value that depends on initial cage size, temperature, pressure, and overall carbon concentration, whereas in an <i>open</i> system cage shrinking prevails when noncage carbon density decreases as a function of time.…”

A) RT-qPCR analysis of <i>Yap</i>, <i>Taz</i>, and <i>Tead2</i> shows a significant decrease in transcript levels over postnatal stages from P0 to P28. by Heather L. Dingwall (14573796)

Examples of structural support from two sections of 28S-D2 (indicated by bar) for outgroups and a sampling of Chalcidoidea. RAA(11) shows an increase in the number of nucleotides and a decrease in the degree of conservation for Chalcidoidea including Mymaridae (highlighted). by James B. Munro (198060)

“…<p>In all Chalcidoidea excluding Mymaridae, RAA(15) undergoes a dramatic decrease to either 1 or no nucleotides and RAA(4) shows a slight increase in size. …”