Gene expression patterns that distinguish “rapid” progressors from “slow” progressors. by Moisés Selman (29353)

“…Colored points-437 genes that were significantly changed (p-value <0.05 in TNoM and t-test and fold ratio >2). Points are colored by their fold ratios; progressive shades of blue indicate increase and progressive shades of red indicate decrease. …”

Network diagram showing gene expression in the colon epithelium. by Anna E. Russ (586060)

“…Red and green coloured nodes indicate degree of fold change, with red indicating an increase in expression in <i>Il10^−/−</i> mice at 12 weeks of age relative to <i>Il10^−/−</i> mice at 6 weeks of age and green indicating a decrease in expression. …”

G1 vs M phase turnover rates. by Tommy Kaplan (42606)

“…Solid black diagonal line represents the Y = X line, showing a 5-fold global decrease in M phase turnover rates relative to G1 phase rates. …”

NGS analysis of OA vs OCD equine plasma. by Joshua Antunes (18017945)

“…Towards red indicates a fold increase; towards blue represents a fold decrease; c) Pathway analysis using miRPath v.3 and Tarbase v7.0 assessing derived interactions and indicated pathways to have predicted interactions with miRNAs identified to be differentially expressed.…”

NGS analysis of OA vs C equine plasma. by Joshua Antunes (18017945)

“…Towards red indicates a fold increase; towards blue represents a fold decrease; c) Pathway analysis using miRPath v.3 and Tarbase v7.0 assessing derived interactions and indicated pathways to have predicted interactions with miRNAs identified to be differentially expressed.…”

NGS analysis of OCD vs C equine plasma. by Joshua Antunes (18017945)

“…Towards red indicates a fold increase; towards blue represents a fold decrease; c) Pathway analysis using miRPath v.3 and Tarbase v7.0 assessing derived interactions and indicated pathways to have predicted interactions with miRNAs identified to be differentially expressed.…”

Cloud plot of aligned GC/MS chromatograms generated with XCMS Online for non-vaccinated male WTD pre-challenge vs. five months post-<i>M</i>. <i>bovis</i> strain 95–1315 challenge.... by Randal S. Stahl (526613)

“…The diameter of each circle represents a log-fold increase or decrease in abundance (i.e., larger circles correspond to peaks with greater fold differences). doi: <a href="http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.141831" target="_blank">http://dx.doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.141831</a>.…”

Count rate distribution of the eGFP-oligomers. by Nicolas Dross (263174)

“…Only the eGFP-tetramer shows an increased density of measurements in the range from 50 kHz to 100 kHz. These distributions imply that the number of molecules in focus decreases with increasing oligomer size, as the tetramer has a four-fold higher brightness than the monomer.…”

Host-mediated microbiome engineering (HMME) of drought tolerance in the wheat rhizosphere by Michael D. Jochum (7361666)

“…The effect on plant water stress tolerance conferred by the inoculum was transferable at subsequent 10-fold and 100-fold dilutions in fresh non-autoclaved medium but was lost at 1000-fold dilution and was completely abolished by autoclaving, indicating the plant phenotype is mediated by microbial population dynamics. …”

Induction of unspliced and spliced <i>BIC</i> transcripts upon cellular activation. by Izabella Slezak-Prochazka (189000)

“…<p>Fold induction in miR-155 (A), unspliced <i>BIC</i> and spliced <i>BIC</i> transcript (B) levels upon PMA/Ionomycin (P/I) treatment. …”

AR-mediated transcriptional regulation of apoptotic genes in HPr-1AR. by Congcong Chen (796149)

“…The color intensity reflects the relative fold change (brightest red = 4-fold increase and brightest green = 4-fold decrease) in transcript level for DHT- versus vehicle control (CTL)-treated cells (n = 3). …”

Peripheral blood counts are normal in <i>Tle4</i> null mice at 2 weeks of age, but significant abnormalities are seen in peripheral blood and bone marrow at 4 weeks of age. by Justin C. Wheat (621068)

“…(b) <i>Tle4</i> null mice exhibit severe bone marrow aplasia with a 2-fold decrease in bone marrow cellularity. Within the remaining population of lymphoid cells, B-cell development appears particularly affected with a significant decrease in the percentage of B-cells (B220+) and relative increase in the percentage of T-cells (CD3+).…”

Basic residue patches RRLRR and HRRRK are both required for membrane association of EHBP-1 NT-C2 domain. by Peixiang Wang (352425)

“…<b>(I)</b> Total area (per unit region) was quantified for GFP-labeled structures in <b>(A-F)</b>. Error bars are SEM (n = 18 each, 6 animals of each genotype sampled in three different regions of each intestine defined by a 100 x 100 (pixel²) box positioned at random). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Correlation between lenticulostriate arteries and white matter microstructure changes in patients with cerebral small vessel disease.DOCX by Yukun Zhang (705103)

“…Diabetes mellitus (OR 3.36, 95% CI 1.06–10.63; P = 0.039) and increased DWMH volume ratios (OR 1.04, 95% CI 1.00–1.08; P = 0.048) were independent risk factors for a decrease in LSA counts. …”

Activation of Wnt and Smad/ZEB signaling by EGTA+EGF+FGF-1 but not p120 knockdown. by Hung-Chi Chen (165980)

“…<p>ARPE-19 cells cultured to day 7 post-confluence were treated with PBS or 1 mM EGTA plus 10 ng/ml EGF and 20 ng/ml FGF-2 for 1 day with or without 5 ng/ml XAV939, or transfected with 100 nM scRNA or p120 siRNA for 2 days. (A) The TCF/LEF1 promoter activity was silent in PBS, scRNA, or p120 siRNA, dramatically elevated to nearly 16-fold by EGTA+EGF+FGF-2 (P<0.05), but completely abolished by XAV939 (not shown). …”

Supporting main Fig 4. by Jyoti Tanwar (2230597)

“…The data underlying for panels A–F shown in the figure can be found in <a href="http://www.plosbiology.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pbio.3002895#pbio.3002895.s013" target="_blank">S2 Data</a>.…”

Alpha activity induced by novel stimuli during REM sleep. by Perrine Ruby (486674)

“…Black dots on the topographies indicate electrodes showing a significant alpha increase or decrease compared to baseline.…”

Tuberculosis Mortality and Living Conditions in Bern, Switzerland, 1856-1950 by Kathrin Zürcher (1807825)

“…TB mortality correlated positively with the number of persons per room (r = 0.69, p = 0.026), the percentage of rooms without sunlight (r = 0.72, p = 0.020), and negatively with the number of windows per apartment (r = -0.79, p = 0.007). TB mortality decreased 10-fold from 330 per 100,000 in 1856 to 33 per 100,000 in 1950, as housing conditions improved, indoor crowding decreased, and open-air schools, sanatoria, systematic tuberculin skin testing of school children and chest radiography screening were introduced.…”

Total neutrophil and total macrophage concentrations for inflammatory mediator inhibition at different time points. by Sridevi Nagaraja (833270)

“…We simulated chronic inflammation by increasing the initial platelet concentration by 100 fold, increasing the macrophage influx rate parameter by 1.5 fold, and simultaneously decreasing the platelet degradation rate parameter by 1.5 fold. …”

Relative difference in the peak value of the free energy barrier during R4 transition for all hydrophobic core residues mutated to alanine, compared to the value for WT. by Christine S. Schwaiger (302070)

“…<p>The standard error for the WT is the absolute standard error. A decrease or increase is defined by the cutoff 5 kJ/mol. …”