Comparison of True Simulated Incidence Rate (Grey Lines) and Estimates Using Either Method (Black Lines; Both Give Same Results) when True Incidence Increases Steadily (A), Decreas... by Timothy B Hallett (42782)

Response curves of T/F and chronic viruses to CD4 and CCR5 expression levels. by Yiying Zhang (198443)

RMSD graphs for the backbone of WT PARG1, I845V and T622M mutants. by Zen Kouchi (14898435)

Natural populations of flies that carry the major temperate haplotype (T/T/C/A) manifest decreased daytime sleep compared to the major tropical haplotype (C/A/T/T). by Yong Yang (63842)

Aquaporin-2 protein and mRNA expression in homogenates of the renal outer medulla. by Lucas H. Oronel (8525697)

The effect of PAS interrupting alleles (PIAs) on 3’UTR length. by Eldad David Shulman (9248915)

“…Notably, this PAS SNP is detected as a pA-QTL in five different tissues, and in all these cases its PIA is consistently associated with 3’UTR shortening effect (shown in <b>D</b>) (nominal p-values obtained using FastQTL linear regression as described in the Methods). …”

Effects of the dopamine D₂ antagonist haloperidol on PROG/chow performance. by Patrick A. Randall (302096)

“…<p>On measures of lever pressing, mean (±SEM) total lever presses (A), maximum ratio achieved (B), and active lever time (measured in seconds, C), haloperidol significantly decreased at the highest dose of 0.1 mg/kg. …”

Secondary structure profile analysis for the SP domain of native PC and its mutant structures over 200 ns MD simulation times. by Mahvash Farajzadeh-Dehkordi (17468232)

Free energy landscape (FEL) analysis for the SP domain of native PC and its mutant structures over 200 ns MD simulation times. by Mahvash Farajzadeh-Dehkordi (17468232)

In Situ Observation of the Movement of Magnetic Particles in Polyurethane Elastomer Densely Packed Magnetic Particles Using Synchrotron Radiation X‑ray Computed Tomography by Kejun Chen (10781400)

“…The orientation angle for magnetic elastomers with <i>ϕ</i> = 0.24 was approximately 55° at 0 mT and decreased remarkably with the magnetic field. At magnetic fields above 150 mT, the orientation angle gradually decreased with the field and showed a constant value of 38° at 300 mT, suggesting that magnetic particles move and form a chain-like structure although the chains do not align perfectly in the direction of the magnetic field. …”

In Situ Observation of the Movement of Magnetic Particles in Polyurethane Elastomer Densely Packed Magnetic Particles Using Synchrotron Radiation X‑ray Computed Tomography by Kejun Chen (10781400)

“…The orientation angle for magnetic elastomers with <i>ϕ</i> = 0.24 was approximately 55° at 0 mT and decreased remarkably with the magnetic field. At magnetic fields above 150 mT, the orientation angle gradually decreased with the field and showed a constant value of 38° at 300 mT, suggesting that magnetic particles move and form a chain-like structure although the chains do not align perfectly in the direction of the magnetic field. …”

Healthcare use, sickness absence, and disability pension among colorectal cancer survivors and population references in Sweden by Luisa Christine Beermann (11422044)

“…Survivors’ adjusted mean sickness absence/disability pension days amounted to 85 d in Year 3 and 77 in Year 5 (compared to 57 and 54 d in the references). …”

Analysis of MD simulations for the SP domain of native PC and its mutant structures (L305R, W342C, G403R, V420E, and W444C) over 200 ns simulations. by Mahvash Farajzadeh-Dehkordi (17468232)

Heteroplasmy in the complete chicken mitochondrial genome by Yanqun Huang (7487657)

“…Cases of heteroplasmy at <i>mt</i>.<i>G8682A</i> and <i>mt</i>.<i>G16121A</i> were validated by PCR-restriction fragment length polymorphism analysis, which showed that both had low ratios of heteroplasmy occurrence in five natural breeds. …”

The phenotype of the Δ<i>ace1</i> and (hemi)cellulase production of various mutants. by Zhongjiao Liu (11877464)

LincRNA-miRNA-mRNA regulatory network during skeletal muscle development. by Yalan Yang (735975)

Serves as the data source for Fig 5. by Shuai Huang (60512)

The Contribution of Sex to DLCO, VA and KCO. by Eldar Priel (12810045)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The DLCO increased exponentially with height, was 15% greater in males, increased with age yearly until 20, then decreased yearly after the age of 35, and was 6% higher per gram of haemoglobin (5.58*Height(m)^1.69*1.15 in Males*(1–0.006*Age>35)*(1+0.01*Age<20) *(1+0.06*Hb gm/dl), (r = 0.76).…”

Demographics and physiological parameters. by Eldar Priel (12810045)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The DLCO increased exponentially with height, was 15% greater in males, increased with age yearly until 20, then decreased yearly after the age of 35, and was 6% higher per gram of haemoglobin (5.58*Height(m)^1.69*1.15 in Males*(1–0.006*Age>35)*(1+0.01*Age<20) *(1+0.06*Hb gm/dl), (r = 0.76).…”

The contribution of age to DLCO, VA and KCO. by Eldar Priel (12810045)

“…</p><p>Results</p><p>The DLCO increased exponentially with height, was 15% greater in males, increased with age yearly until 20, then decreased yearly after the age of 35, and was 6% higher per gram of haemoglobin (5.58*Height(m)^1.69*1.15 in Males*(1–0.006*Age>35)*(1+0.01*Age<20) *(1+0.06*Hb gm/dl), (r = 0.76).…”