Image_3_Genetic Architecture and Candidate Genes for Pubescence Length and Density and Its Relationship With Resistance to Common Cutworm in Soybean.TIF by Yawei Li (765843)

“…It was observed that pubescence length (PL) was negatively correlated with pubescence density (PD). A total of 10 and 9 QTLs distributed on six and five chromosomes were identified with phenotypic variance (PV) of 3.0–9.9% and 0.8–15.8% for PL and PD, respectively, out of which, eight and five were novel. …”

Image_2_Genetic Architecture and Candidate Genes for Pubescence Length and Density and Its Relationship With Resistance to Common Cutworm in Soybean.tif by Yawei Li (765843)

“…It was observed that pubescence length (PL) was negatively correlated with pubescence density (PD). A total of 10 and 9 QTLs distributed on six and five chromosomes were identified with phenotypic variance (PV) of 3.0–9.9% and 0.8–15.8% for PL and PD, respectively, out of which, eight and five were novel. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Genetic Architecture and Candidate Genes for Pubescence Length and Density and Its Relationship With Resistance to Common Cutworm in Soybean.xlsx by Yawei Li (765843)

“…It was observed that pubescence length (PL) was negatively correlated with pubescence density (PD). A total of 10 and 9 QTLs distributed on six and five chromosomes were identified with phenotypic variance (PV) of 3.0–9.9% and 0.8–15.8% for PL and PD, respectively, out of which, eight and five were novel. …”

Image_4_Genetic Architecture and Candidate Genes for Pubescence Length and Density and Its Relationship With Resistance to Common Cutworm in Soybean.TIF by Yawei Li (765843)

“…It was observed that pubescence length (PL) was negatively correlated with pubescence density (PD). A total of 10 and 9 QTLs distributed on six and five chromosomes were identified with phenotypic variance (PV) of 3.0–9.9% and 0.8–15.8% for PL and PD, respectively, out of which, eight and five were novel. …”

Image_1_Genetic Architecture and Candidate Genes for Pubescence Length and Density and Its Relationship With Resistance to Common Cutworm in Soybean.tif by Yawei Li (765843)

“…It was observed that pubescence length (PL) was negatively correlated with pubescence density (PD). A total of 10 and 9 QTLs distributed on six and five chromosomes were identified with phenotypic variance (PV) of 3.0–9.9% and 0.8–15.8% for PL and PD, respectively, out of which, eight and five were novel. …”

Effects of <i>in vitro</i> treatment with fadrozole on prolactin-positive cells. by María José García Barrado (590761)

“…Scale bar: a,b,c: 50 µm. d) Plot showing the decrease in cellular area at the different time-points assayed; from 3 to 12 hours of treatment with testosterone and fadrozole a significant decrease (*p<0.01) was observed. e) The percentage of prolactin-positive cells decreases as from 3 to 12 hours of treatment with testosterone and fadrozole (*p<0.01). f) The percentage of PCNA- and prolactin-positive cells, out of the total number of prolactin-positive cells, decreases significantly from 1 to 12 hours of treatment with testosterone and fadrozole (*p<0.01).…”

AHA Scientific Sessions Poster 2019 by Kristine Griffett (18793762)

Neutrophil recruitment, MMP9 secretion, and viral load are TLR-dependent. by Linda M. Bradley (173208)

“…<p>Neutrophil numbers and MMP9 secretion are decreased in TLR-deficient mice. (A–E) C57BL/6 (<i>grey bars</i>), <i>Myd88</i>^−/−, and <i>Tlr3</i>^−/− (<i>both clear bars</i>) mice were infected with 12500 EID₅₀ PR8. …”

The FGF10 pattern is robust to changes in the domain geometry and boundary conditions. by Denis Menshykau (184937)

“…(<b>d,e</b>) The steady state pattern of FGF10 with no flux boundary conditions at the lung boundary: (<b>d</b>) all production and degradation rate constant are equal to 0.5 and 1.7 of that presented in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002377#pcbi-1002377-t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a> (lateral branching mode), (<b>e</b>) constants are equal to 0.7 and 1.5 of that presented in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1002377#pcbi-1002377-t001" target="_blank">Table 1</a> (bifurcation mode). …”

Molecular components of phenotypic memory in the <i>lac</i> operon. by Guillaume Lambert (38268)

“…<p>A) Representation of the over-expression plasmids based on the Lutz and Bujard expression system <a href="http://www.plosgenetics.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pgen.1004556#pgen.1004556-Lutz1" target="_blank">[43]</a>. …”

Morphophysiological responses of Setaria viridis to cold stress by Calil Gibran Iraiore Carvalho (5313467)

“…Plants were kept at 0°C for 3, 5, or 10 days, after which temperature was increased back again to 25°C; a control group remained at 25ºC. …”

Data and metadata supporting the published article: Contralateral breast cancer risk in patients with ductal carcinoma in situ and invasive breast cancer by Daniele Giardiello (9401482)

“…Several studies have shown a decrease in CBC incidence as a result of (neo)adjuvant systemic therapies. …”

Different simulations of disruption scenarios for 1 year. by Brinkley Raynor (10844527)

“…<p>Simulations depict daily point prevalence of each disease state (S,E,I,V). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Development of an innovative in vivo model of PJI treated with DAIR.pdf by Hervé Poilvache (9386219)

“…All groups received a tibial arthroplasty using a Ti-6Al-4V implant. …”

Urban morpho-material parameters in cities and their correlation with summer air temperatures by Noelia Liliana Alchapar (5863067)

“…The increase in vegetation could decrease the average temperature in Mendoza by up to 2.0 ºC, while in Campinas by up to 5.0 ºC. …”

Enrichment in genes with concordant responses vs. non-concordant responses between the survival profiling and transcriptome profiling experiments. by Alexandra Ketcham (492291)

“…<p>Genes that decrease survival when disrupted (with survival scores below -0.5) and are upregulated in the resistant strain (with log₂ fold change TPM over 0.5) were enriched in all four RNA seq expression comparisons: (A) shows survival scores with the expression of resistant (evolved) starved vs sensitive (parental) starved; (B) shows survival scores with the expression of resistant (evolved) vs sensitive (parental) unstarved; (C) shows survival scores with the expression of resistant (evolved) starved vs resistant (evolved) unstarved; and (D) shows survival scores with the expression of sensitive (parental) starved vs sensitive (parental) unstarved.…”

Euler Diagrams of IRGs at different fold-change cut-offs. by Kejun Guo (176108)

Macroscopic phenotypes of <i>M. ulcerans</i> 1615 strain grown on carbohydrates-containing 7H10 media. by Caroline Deshayes (13946)

“…<b>B-</b> Quantification of aggregative abilities of <i>M. ulcerans</i> 1615 strain grown on 7H10 medium containing 7.5% of glucose or starch by measuring the decrease in OD₆₀₀ upon sedimentation of bacterial aggregates in static liquid cultures. …”

Rice (<i>Oryza sativa</i> L.) developmental stages. by Nathaniel B. Lyman (449148)

“…The vegetative, reproductive, and ripening stages are defined as the intervals [emergence, H –30 ), [H –30, H +5 ], (H +5, harvest ], respectively, where H denotes 50% heading. …”

Translational control in the long-lived ER secretory pathway mutants. by Vyacheslav M. Labunskyy (505446)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Changes in protein translation in <i>alg12Δ</i>, <i>bst1Δ</i>, and wild-type cells treated with tunicamycin (TM) relative to untreated wild-type cells are shown in log₂ scale for all genes that are activated or repressed more than 1.5-fold in at least one of the strains. …”