Table_1_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Table_11_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Image_2_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.JPEG by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Table_3_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Table_10_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Table_2_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Table_4_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Table_7_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Image_1_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.JPEG by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Table_8_Bacterial Genome Wide Association Studies (bGWAS) and Transcriptomics Identifies Cryptic Antimicrobial Resistance Mechanisms in Acinetobacter baumannii.xlsx by Chandler Roe (768375)

“…In order to decrease the genomic noise associated with population stratification, we compared four phylogenetically-related pairs of isolates with differing susceptibility profiles. …”

Loss of <i>Lmx1b</i> alters the size of the FP, the mDA progenitor domain, and ventral midbrain patterning. by Angela Anderegg (496917)

“…(N–T) In 13.5 dpc <i>En1::Cre;Lmx1bcKO</i> embryos we found a nearly complete loss of Islet+ oculomotor neurons (n = 3; control mean = 223.11±16.42, mutant mean = 0.33±0.33; p-value = .0002), a 39% decrease in Brn3a+ red nucleus neurons (n = 3; control mean = 752.22±82.42, mutant mean = 455.78±10.56; p-value = .02), and a 68% decrease in Lmx1a+ mDA lineage cells (n = 3; control mean = 951.33±10.63, mutant mean = 308.89±18.99; p-value = 7.84E = 06). …”

Different effects of fluid loading with saline, gelatine, hydroxyethyl starch or albumin solutions on acid-base status in the critically ill by Angélique M. E. Spoelstra–de Man (3907156)

“…However, the effect of the fluid type used for resuscitation on acid-base balance remains controversial.</p><p>Methods</p><p>We studied the effect of fluid resuscitation of normal saline and the colloids gelatine 4%, hydroxyethyl starch (HES) 6%, and albumin 5% on acid-base balance in 115 clinically hypovolemic critically ill patients during a 90 minute filling pressure-guided fluid challenge by a post-hoc analysis of a prospective randomized clinical trial.…”

Function-Based Discovery of Significant Transcriptional Temporal Patterns in Insulin Stimulated Muscle Cells by Barbara Di Camillo (64333)

“…Characteristic transcriptional temporal patterns include: (a) a slow and gradual decrease in gene expression, (b) a gradual increase in gene expression reaching a peak at about 5 hours and then reaching a plateau or an initial decrease and other different variable pattern of increase in gene expression over time.…”

Trap density impacts trapping efficiency of Tryp-Chip. by Mariana De Niz (724286)

“…In the bottom-most row, D1: 63.5%, D2: 52.6%, and D3: 55.4%. This represents a 30% decrease in invaded traps between the top-most row, and the bottom-most row. …”

Spatial control of embryo blood vessel formation on the patterned side membranes. by Wenjing Huang (172392)

“…Polystyrene plates were glued on a 0.1-mm-thick PDMS membrane to make an oxygen non-permeable (NP) area. …”

Enhanced Gemin3 knockdown in neuronal lineages leads to loss of adult viability and flight defects. by Rebecca Borg (504387)

“…Remarkably, we note that on pan-neuronal Gemin3 knockdown (via <i>n-syb</i>-GAL4 or <i>elav</i>-GAL4), we could also achieve a significant decrease in adult viability when culture temperature was raised to 29°C and, eventually, complete lethality on concomitant overexpression of Dicer-2. …”

Elevated forest cover is linked to declining topsoil pH and amplified <i>p</i>CO₂ in U.S. lakes by Yongqiang Zhou (11551027)

“…This can largely be attributed to a decrease in topsoil pH (a 10% greater forest cover is associated with a 0.2-unit decrease in topsoil pH), which acidifies downstream lakes and shifts the carbonate equilibrium toward dissolved CO₂. …”

Supplementary files by Ali nasith (20645786)

“…Likewise, with the use of games/internet, there was a decrease in the tendency of addiction in the religious group. …”

The Effect of Parasite Infection on Stable Isotope Turnover Rates of δ¹⁵N, δ¹³C and δ³⁴S in Multiple Tissues of Eurasian Perch <i>Perca fluviatilis... by Elizabeth Yohannes (12033)

“…We hypothesize that metabolic processes related to infection status play a major role in isotopic turnover and examined the influence of parasite infection on isotopic turn-over rate of carbon (δ¹³C), nitrogen (δ¹⁵N) and sulphur (δ³⁴S) in liver, blood and muscle. …”

Epigenetic drift and conservation. by Daniel Rud (11432670)

“…The increase in conservation is significant for DepMap essential and non-essential genes (p<0.05). <b>D)</b> The increase in conservation with time after AZA treatment for the HCT116 CRC cell line contrasts with the decrease in conservation after single cell cloning (Fig 2A). …”