Table15_Characterization and diagnostic value of the gut microbial composition in patients with minimal change disease.xlsx by Yiding Zhang (1428880)

“…This study aimed to explore the typical alterations of gut microbiota in MCD and establish a non-invasive classifier using key gut microbiome. …”

Table11_Characterization and diagnostic value of the gut microbial composition in patients with minimal change disease.xlsx by Yiding Zhang (1428880)

“…This study aimed to explore the typical alterations of gut microbiota in MCD and establish a non-invasive classifier using key gut microbiome. …”

A Study of Early Afterdepolarizations in a Model for Human Ventricular Tissue by Nele Vandersickel (508237)

Strain-Sensor-In-Pixel Technology for Resolution-Sustainable Stretchable Displays by Won Kyung Min (8879027)

“…Furthermore, the stable operation of the S-SIP in a 5 × 5-pixel array is demonstrated via circuit simulation, implying the outstanding applicability and process compatibility to the conventional active-matrix display backplanes.…”

Characterization of mtDNA mutations in wild type mice with aging. by Hong Ma (48973)

“…(B) Mean heteroplasmy levels of non-synonymous germline and early embryonic mutations as a function of age. …”

Image_5_Gut Microflora Modulates Th17/Treg Cell Differentiation in Experimental Autoimmune Prostatitis via the Short-Chain Fatty Acid Propionate.tif by He-Xi Du (12992736)

Cell culture optimization: effect of collagen on chordoma cell growth (Batch 1) by Nindo Punturi (14025993)

“…There was no apparent impact on morphology or viability when growing these cells on non-coated TC-treated surfaces. (<b>E.</b>) U-CH1 cells undergo morphological changes and a decrease in proliferation when grown in the absence of collagen, as compared to U-CH1 cells grown on a collagen-coated surface. …”

Depletion of ZapE1 and ZapE2 protein expression and growth phenotype in single knockdown procyclic cell lines. by Jan Pyrih (229124)

Stress and Sucrose Intake Modulate Neuronal Activity in the Anterior Hypothalamic Area in Rats - Fig 4 by Arojit Mitra (3165708)

“…<p>The firing rate of cAHA neurons that significantly decreased (CS-inhibited, <i>A</i>) or increased (CS-excited, <i>B</i>) their firing rate in response to the licking cluster start (CS) or were non-responsive to CS (CS-nonresponsive, <i>C</i>) in non-stressful (white circles) or stressful (black squares) conditions. …”

Age-Related Neurometabolomic Signature of Mouse Brain by Siwei Chen (5284355)

“…There were trends of age-dependent increases and decreases among lipids and non-lipid metabolites, respectively. …”

Age-Related Neurometabolomic Signature of Mouse Brain by Siwei Chen (5284355)

“…There were trends of age-dependent increases and decreases among lipids and non-lipid metabolites, respectively. …”

AprA, CfaD, and QkgA are required for inhibition of proliferation by BzpN. by Jonathan E. Phillips (214646)

“…Values are mean ± SEM, n≥3. Expression of BzpN-GFP in wild-type cells resulted in a significant decrease in cell density on days 5 through 8 with p<0.05, whereas expression of BzpN-GFP in <i>aprA⁻, cfaD⁻, or qkgA⁻</i> cells did not cause a significant reduction in cell density at any measured timepoint (t-test). …”

Genetic polymorphisms in Nrf2 and FoxO1: implications for antioxidant enzyme activity in diabetes by Dipak A. Kadam (17052827)

“…Thirty-two and thirty-four SNPs and Single-nucleotide variants (SNVs) were observed in <i>Nrf2</i> and <i>FoxO1</i>, respectively. However, a statistically significant difference in the allele frequency distribution between study groups was observed only in two intronic SNPs, rs17524059:A > C and rs60373589:Indel(A) of <i>Nrf2</i> and <i>FoxO1</i>, respectively. …”

TGF-β signaling modulates miR-181a/b action in the assembly of retinal circuitry. by Sabrina Carrella (404731)

“…Treatment of control-MOs embryos with 80μM SB432542 (m) phenocopied the miR-181a/b-morphant optic nerve length decrease (l). Addition of TGF-β for 24 h (from St30 to St32) to miR-181a/b morphants (n) was sufficient to rescue correct optic nerve growth in Ath5:eGFP morphant embryos. …”

Comprehensive Geriatric Assessment and quality of life after localized prostate cancer radiotherapy in elderly patients by Aurore Goineau (5076344)

“…Significantly decreased QoL (> 20 points) at two months after treatment was found in 13% of patients and a moderate but clinically relevant reduction (10 to 20 points) in 17% of patients. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Cardiovascular risk assessment using non-laboratory based WHO CVD risk prediction chart with respect to hypertension status among older Indian adults: insights from na... by Anshul Mamgai (18948846)

“…</p>Methods<p>The data from the first wave of the Longitudinal Ageing Study in India (LASI) was used to calculate the 10-year CVD Risk Score among older adults ≥45 years using a WHO (2019) non-laboratory- based chart for South Asia. …”

DataSheet1_Quantifying the impact of novel metastatic cancer therapies on health inequalities in survival outcomes.pdf by Karolina Zebrowska (17444970)

“…For mNSCLC, inequalities decreased by 14.9 (−84.5; 19.0) months, or 12.2%, for the 5-group stratification; the IG decreased by 2.0 (−16.1; 5.1) months, or 5.5%. …”

Image_1_GABA-A and GABA-B Receptors in Filial Imprinting Linked With Opening and Closing of the Sensitive Period in Domestic Chicks (Gallus gallus domesticus).jpg by Naoya Aoki (3622538)

“…Quantitative reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction and immunoblotting showed that the GABA-A receptor expression increases gradually from days 1 to 5, whereas the GABA-B receptor expression gradually decreases. …”

Estimation chart flow. by Gong Caijuan (18320107)

“…The study finds that the energy cleanability gap and all four climate vulnerabilities demonstrate a U-shaped relationship in both European and non-European countries, implying that when the energy cleanability gap increases, climate vulnerability decreases, but after reaching a certain threshold, it starts to increase. …”

Multicollinearity tests. by Gong Caijuan (18320107)

“…The study finds that the energy cleanability gap and all four climate vulnerabilities demonstrate a U-shaped relationship in both European and non-European countries, implying that when the energy cleanability gap increases, climate vulnerability decreases, but after reaching a certain threshold, it starts to increase. …”