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Data_Sheet_1_Increased Autophagy of Rice Can Increase Yield and Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE).docx
Published 2019“…Here, we identified a core component of an autophagy gene in rice (Oryza sativa), OsATG8a, with increased expression levels under N starvation conditions. …”
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Characterization of passage 1 (P1) bone marrow-derived canine mesenchymal stromal cells (cMSCs).
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Table_1_Prenatal exposure to inflammation increases anxiety-like behaviors in F1 and F2 generations: possible links to decreased FABP7 in hippocampus.DOCX
Published 2022“…Overall, gestational LPS exposure in the F0 generation increased anxiety levels and decreased FABP7 expression levels in the F1 generation, which carried over to the F2 generation, and the intergenerational effects were mainly transferred via the maternal lineage. …”