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  1. 99721

    Periodic Ice Banding in Freezing Colloidal Dispersions by Anthony M. Anderson (2017657)

    Published 2012
    “…In this regime, we argue that compressive cryosuction forces lead to the irreversible aggregation of the rejected particles into a close-packed cohesive layer. …”
  2. 99722

    Periodic Ice Banding in Freezing Colloidal Dispersions by Anthony M. Anderson (2017657)

    Published 2012
    “…In this regime, we argue that compressive cryosuction forces lead to the irreversible aggregation of the rejected particles into a close-packed cohesive layer. …”
  3. 99723

    Periodic Ice Banding in Freezing Colloidal Dispersions by Anthony M. Anderson (2017657)

    Published 2012
    “…In this regime, we argue that compressive cryosuction forces lead to the irreversible aggregation of the rejected particles into a close-packed cohesive layer. …”
  4. 99724

    Periodic Ice Banding in Freezing Colloidal Dispersions by Anthony M. Anderson (2017657)

    Published 2012
    “…In this regime, we argue that compressive cryosuction forces lead to the irreversible aggregation of the rejected particles into a close-packed cohesive layer. …”
  5. 99725

    Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase PTP1B Is Involved in Hippocampal Synapse Formation and Learning by Federico Fuentes (149005)

    Published 2012
    “…These morphological alterations are accompanied by a disorganization of pre- and post-synapses, as judged by decreased clustering of synapsin-1 and PSD-95, and suggest a dynamic synaptic phenotype. …”
  6. 99726

    Effects of TGF-β and iron on 2.2.15 cells. by Sun O. Park (319202)

    Published 2013
    “…Iron increased and TGF-β decreased HBV replication. (D) Southern blot of native agarose gel confirming changes in HBcAg-associated HBV DNA with chart on right showing densitometric quantitation of bands. …”
  7. 99727

    Power estimates for multiple gene case-control studies with causal variants equally likely to be from any disease etiology dominated by rare variants. by Yun-Ching Chen (276507)

    Published 2013
    “…<p>A,B. X-axis shows number of candidate genes in 250 simulated case-control studies (approximately one-third each from disease etiologies Rare, LowFreq and KeyRegion). …”
  8. 99728

    Image_4_Ascorbic Acid-Induced Photosynthetic Adaptability of Processing Tomatoes to Salt Stress Probed by Fast OJIP Fluorescence Rise.TIF by Xianjun Chen (5711882)

    Published 2021
    “…Lower K- and L-bands and higher I-band were detected on the OJIP transient curves compared, respectively, with salt-stressed plants with and without LYC. AsA application also significantly increased the values of normalized total complementary area (S<sub>m</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the I-step (V<sub>I</sub>), absorbed light energy (ABS/CS<sub>m</sub>), excitation energy (TR<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>), and reduction energy entering the electron transfer chain beyond Q<sub>A</sub> (ET<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) per reaction centre (RC) and electron transport flux per active RC (ET<sub>o</sub>/RC), while decreasing some others like the approximated initial slope of the fluorescence transient (M<sub>o</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the K-step (V<sub>K</sub>), average absorption (ABS/RC), trapping (TR<sub>o</sub>/RC), heat dissipation (DI<sub>o</sub>/RC) per active RC, and heat dissipation per active RC (DI<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) in the presence or absence of LYC. …”
  9. 99729

    Image_3_Ascorbic Acid-Induced Photosynthetic Adaptability of Processing Tomatoes to Salt Stress Probed by Fast OJIP Fluorescence Rise.TIF by Xianjun Chen (5711882)

    Published 2021
    “…Lower K- and L-bands and higher I-band were detected on the OJIP transient curves compared, respectively, with salt-stressed plants with and without LYC. AsA application also significantly increased the values of normalized total complementary area (S<sub>m</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the I-step (V<sub>I</sub>), absorbed light energy (ABS/CS<sub>m</sub>), excitation energy (TR<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>), and reduction energy entering the electron transfer chain beyond Q<sub>A</sub> (ET<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) per reaction centre (RC) and electron transport flux per active RC (ET<sub>o</sub>/RC), while decreasing some others like the approximated initial slope of the fluorescence transient (M<sub>o</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the K-step (V<sub>K</sub>), average absorption (ABS/RC), trapping (TR<sub>o</sub>/RC), heat dissipation (DI<sub>o</sub>/RC) per active RC, and heat dissipation per active RC (DI<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) in the presence or absence of LYC. …”
  10. 99730

    Image_2_Ascorbic Acid-Induced Photosynthetic Adaptability of Processing Tomatoes to Salt Stress Probed by Fast OJIP Fluorescence Rise.TIF by Xianjun Chen (5711882)

    Published 2021
    “…Lower K- and L-bands and higher I-band were detected on the OJIP transient curves compared, respectively, with salt-stressed plants with and without LYC. AsA application also significantly increased the values of normalized total complementary area (S<sub>m</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the I-step (V<sub>I</sub>), absorbed light energy (ABS/CS<sub>m</sub>), excitation energy (TR<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>), and reduction energy entering the electron transfer chain beyond Q<sub>A</sub> (ET<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) per reaction centre (RC) and electron transport flux per active RC (ET<sub>o</sub>/RC), while decreasing some others like the approximated initial slope of the fluorescence transient (M<sub>o</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the K-step (V<sub>K</sub>), average absorption (ABS/RC), trapping (TR<sub>o</sub>/RC), heat dissipation (DI<sub>o</sub>/RC) per active RC, and heat dissipation per active RC (DI<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) in the presence or absence of LYC. …”
  11. 99731

    Image_1_Ascorbic Acid-Induced Photosynthetic Adaptability of Processing Tomatoes to Salt Stress Probed by Fast OJIP Fluorescence Rise.TIF by Xianjun Chen (5711882)

    Published 2021
    “…Lower K- and L-bands and higher I-band were detected on the OJIP transient curves compared, respectively, with salt-stressed plants with and without LYC. AsA application also significantly increased the values of normalized total complementary area (S<sub>m</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the I-step (V<sub>I</sub>), absorbed light energy (ABS/CS<sub>m</sub>), excitation energy (TR<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>), and reduction energy entering the electron transfer chain beyond Q<sub>A</sub> (ET<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) per reaction centre (RC) and electron transport flux per active RC (ET<sub>o</sub>/RC), while decreasing some others like the approximated initial slope of the fluorescence transient (M<sub>o</sub>), relative variable fluorescence intensity at the K-step (V<sub>K</sub>), average absorption (ABS/RC), trapping (TR<sub>o</sub>/RC), heat dissipation (DI<sub>o</sub>/RC) per active RC, and heat dissipation per active RC (DI<sub>o</sub>/CS<sub>m</sub>) in the presence or absence of LYC. …”
  12. 99732

    Inhibiting autophagy reduces retinal degeneration caused by protein misfolding by Jingyu Yao (322837)

    Published 2019
    “…Furthermore, proteasome levels and activity were reduced in the P23H retina, and increased when <i>Atg5</i> was deleted. Our findings suggest that autophagy contributes to photoreceptor cell death in P23H mice, and that decreasing autophagy shifts the degradation of misfolded RHO protein to the proteasome and is protective. …”
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  15. 99735

    Cortical UP DOWN state synchrony drives propofol phase amplitude coupling in slow waves by Austin Soplata (12089999)

    Published 2022
    “…Applying direct propofol effects on the network via increasing GABA-A inhibition and decreasing H-current conductance produced thalamic alpha oscillations, but was insufficient for enabling cortical SWO generation. …”
  16. 99736

    Dsh and Rac Modulate JNK Activation by Mohammed Srahna (66143)

    Published 2013
    “…</p> <p>(D) Confocal section through a <i>dsh<sup>1</sup>/Y; ato-Gal4-14a, UAS::lacZ/UAS::RacDN</i> adult brain. …”
  17. 99737

    DataSheet_1_Characterization of pre-existing anti-PEG and anti-AGAL antibodies towards PRX-102 in patients with Fabry disease.docx by Malte Lenders (148964)

    Published 2023
    “…However, exposure to PEG via life-style products and vaccination can result in the formation of anti-PEG antibodies. We demonstrate the de novo formation of functional anti-PEG antibodies in a healthy male after the second mRNA-based vaccination against SARS-CoV-2. …”
  18. 99738

    DataSheet_1_Characterization of pre-existing anti-PEG and anti-AGAL antibodies towards PRX-102 in patients with Fabry disease.docx by Malte Lenders (148964)

    Published 2023
    “…However, exposure to PEG via life-style products and vaccination can result in the formation of anti-PEG antibodies. We demonstrate the de novo formation of functional anti-PEG antibodies in a healthy male after the second mRNA-based vaccination against SARS-CoV-2. …”
  19. 99739

    Charge and Exciton Transfer Simulations Using Machine-Learned Hamiltonians by Mila Krämer (8991095)

    Published 2020
    “…Quantum-mechanical simulations of charge and exciton transfer in molecular organic materials are a key method to increase our understanding of organic semiconductors. …”
  20. 99740

    Charge and Exciton Transfer Simulations Using Machine-Learned Hamiltonians by Mila Krämer (8991095)

    Published 2020
    “…Quantum-mechanical simulations of charge and exciton transfer in molecular organic materials are a key method to increase our understanding of organic semiconductors. …”