Highly Energetic Materials-Hosted 3D Inverse Opal-like Porous Carbon: Stabilization/Desensitization of Explosives by Moo-Kwang Shin (1430449)

Histological analysis of irradiated and non-irradiated human skin grafts, 3 days after grafting. by Jurandir Tomaz de Miranda (10133756)

“…Original magnification: 100X (A, D, G); 200X (B, E, H); 400X (C, F, I).</p>…”

Maximal number of contacts to trace per day as a function of the proportion of immune individuals in the population and the contact rate. by Maria M. Martignoni (8563158)

Growth regulation mechanisms and their impact on shape development. by Frédéric Boudon (305760)

“…(<b>F-J</b>) Creation of a lateral dome. (<b>F</b>) The rigidity of the cells in a small region at the flank of the meristem is decreased (cell autonomous regulation). …”

Altered Retinoic Acid Metabolism in Diabetic Mouse Kidney Identified by ¹⁸O Isotopic Labeling and 2D Mass Spectrometry by Jonathan M. Starkey (132631)

Table_4_Association of the Recessive Allele vrn-D1 With Winter Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat.XLSX by Hongjun Zhang (1350582)

“…In the Shimai 12 × Shijiazhuang 8 population, the winter progenies (vrn-D1vrn-D1) had significantly lower winter-killed seedling/tiller rates than spring progenies (Vrn-D1aVrn-D1a), and the consistent result was observed in an association population. …”

Table_7_Association of the Recessive Allele vrn-D1 With Winter Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat.XLSX by Hongjun Zhang (1350582)

“…In the Shimai 12 × Shijiazhuang 8 population, the winter progenies (vrn-D1vrn-D1) had significantly lower winter-killed seedling/tiller rates than spring progenies (Vrn-D1aVrn-D1a), and the consistent result was observed in an association population. …”

<i>CG6388</i> encodes the TRM1 enzyme in <i>D</i>. <i>melanogaster</i>. by Holly M. Funk (9707381)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Schematic of <i>D</i>. <i>melanogaster</i> tRNA^Tyr. …”

Table_3_Association of the Recessive Allele vrn-D1 With Winter Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat.XLSX by Hongjun Zhang (1350582)

“…In the Shimai 12 × Shijiazhuang 8 population, the winter progenies (vrn-D1vrn-D1) had significantly lower winter-killed seedling/tiller rates than spring progenies (Vrn-D1aVrn-D1a), and the consistent result was observed in an association population. …”

Table_1_Association of the Recessive Allele vrn-D1 With Winter Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat.XLSX by Hongjun Zhang (1350582)

“…In the Shimai 12 × Shijiazhuang 8 population, the winter progenies (vrn-D1vrn-D1) had significantly lower winter-killed seedling/tiller rates than spring progenies (Vrn-D1aVrn-D1a), and the consistent result was observed in an association population. …”

Table_6_Association of the Recessive Allele vrn-D1 With Winter Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat.XLSX by Hongjun Zhang (1350582)

“…In the Shimai 12 × Shijiazhuang 8 population, the winter progenies (vrn-D1vrn-D1) had significantly lower winter-killed seedling/tiller rates than spring progenies (Vrn-D1aVrn-D1a), and the consistent result was observed in an association population. …”

Table_5_Association of the Recessive Allele vrn-D1 With Winter Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat.XLSX by Hongjun Zhang (1350582)

“…In the Shimai 12 × Shijiazhuang 8 population, the winter progenies (vrn-D1vrn-D1) had significantly lower winter-killed seedling/tiller rates than spring progenies (Vrn-D1aVrn-D1a), and the consistent result was observed in an association population. …”

Table_2_Association of the Recessive Allele vrn-D1 With Winter Frost Tolerance in Bread Wheat.XLSX by Hongjun Zhang (1350582)

“…In the Shimai 12 × Shijiazhuang 8 population, the winter progenies (vrn-D1vrn-D1) had significantly lower winter-killed seedling/tiller rates than spring progenies (Vrn-D1aVrn-D1a), and the consistent result was observed in an association population. …”

Location of the study site. by Flora Erkin (16839339)

“…With the growth of <i>Tamarix</i> sp. seedlings, the taproot deepened, and the values ranged from 4.5 cm to 108.0 cm; the SRL, SRA, and SLA decreased, and the ranges of the values were 28.92–478.79 cm·g^-1, 1.07–458.50 cm²·g^-1, and 24.48–50.7 cm²·g^-1; the RDW, RA, and LA increased, the ranges of the values were 0.16–21.34 g, 3.42–328.04 cm², and 2.41–694.45 cm²; the more biomass was allocated to the aboveground parts, and the mean R: S ratio was 0.76. …”

Table_1_Effectiveness, Healthcare Resource Utilization and Adherence to Subcutaneous Interferon Beta-1a According to Age in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis: A Cohort Study Using a... by Arthur Allignol (4017428)

“…</p><p>Results: Of the 5,340 patients included in the analysis, there was a high proportion of patients free from relapse across all age groups (range: 94.1–95.4%), with a numerical decrease in the number of MRI performed by age (mean: 0.25, 18–30 years; 0.20, 31–40 years; 0.16, 41–50 years; 0.14, ≥51 years). …”

Table_1_Effectiveness, Healthcare Resource Utilization and Adherence to Subcutaneous Interferon Beta-1a According to Age in Patients With Multiple Sclerosis: A Cohort Study Using a... by Arthur Allignol (4017428)

“…</p><p>Results: Of the 5,340 patients included in the analysis, there was a high proportion of patients free from relapse across all age groups (range: 94.1–95.4%), with a numerical decrease in the number of MRI performed by age (mean: 0.25, 18–30 years; 0.20, 31–40 years; 0.16, 41–50 years; 0.14, ≥51 years). …”

Summary of structural dynamics of WT and mutant RhoGAPs-RhoA complexes. by Zen Kouchi (14898435)

MD and TL of DiD-labelled TBEV vesicles exhibiting directional mobility increased with time p.i.. by Maja Potokar (510981)

“…However, a significant increase was observed for MD (in µm) for DM periods (white bars): from 1.69±0.27 (2 h) to 2.68±0.23 (4 h; **<i>P</i><0.01) and 2.42±0.09 (18 h; *<i>P</i><0.05) and small, but significant decrease for NDM periods: 0.48±0.02 µm (2 h), 0.43±0.01 µm (4 h) and 0.44±0.001 µm (18 h) (<i>**P</i><0.01, <i>***P</i><0.001 (grey bars) (C). …”

DataSheet_1_Heritability and circulating concentrations of pregnancy-associated plasma protein-A and stanniocalcin-2 in elderly monozygotic and dizygotic twins.pdf by Rikke Hjortebjerg (16010939)

Significantly altered metabolites in CSF of dKO rats (compared to WT) display unique metabolite-class signatures. by Samit Ganguly (1792294)

“…<p>Pie-chart showing distribution percentages of significant (p<0.05) metabolites in different metabolite classes as designated by the colors in CSF of dKO vs. WT rats (A). Volcano plots (log₁₀(q) vs. log₂(fold change)) plot of CSF metabolites identified by pathway information (color of markers) and their significance (q-value) (size of marker) (B). …”