Comparison of the downfield part of NMR ¹H spectra of <i>E</i>. <i>coli</i> metabolites (upfield part in supplemental material), after 3 h incubation in Seine river wate... by Mariane Planchon (279941)

“…The arrow points out areas where decreasing intensity at long boiling time is an indicator of the degradation of some metabolites.…”

Western blotting analysis of the Nigral TH protein expression along the sleep-wake cycle recording. by Marcelo M.S. Lima (74920)

“…Two days after MPTP, TH presented an expression of 98% in comparison to the sham group, on the respective day. A similar situation was observed for the subsequent time-points analyzed. …”

Raw_data_PONE-D-23-41361R2_FTC.xlsx by Yasuhiko Kondo (18597358)

“…To address our research question, we evaluated female sexual behavior in mice lacking v1a (aKO), v1b (bKO), both v1a and v1b (dKO), and OT (OTRKO) receptors. aKO females showed decreased rejection-like behavior but a normal level of lordosis, whereas bKO females showed almost no lordosis and no change in rejection-like behavior. …”

High-risk lipidome signatures. by Chris Lauber (206300)

“…Points corresponding to the same lipid species are connected by a line. …”

Background light does not prevent τ_D increase in low Ca²⁺. by Frans Vinberg (361432)

“…Flash strengths same as in A. Data points used to determine τ_D indicated by the horizontal line. …”

Table_1_Spatial and temporal characteristics analysis for land subsidence in Shanghai coastal reclamation area using PS-InSAR method.docx by Dong Li (212687)

“…In this research, the PS-InSAR technology, mostly used for urban subsidence monitoring, was applied to obtain the ground deformation information of Shanghai coastal area based on ENVISAT/ASAR (2007.07-2010.02) and Sentinel-1A (2017.07-2020.02) datasets. The results showed that: 1) Compared with ASAR data, the Sentinel-1A data could distinguish more coherent points and get more comprehensive deformation distribution characteristics. 2) Most high-coherent points were detected in artificial objects, especially airport runways, buildings, roads and seawalls. 3) There was obvious uneven land subsidence in the study area during the two monitoring periods, the PS points with high subsidence rates (<-20 mm/a) mainly distributed around Dishui Lake and artificial seawalls. 4) The ground subsidence velocity of the newly formed land gradually slowed down over times, with the average subsidence rate decreased from -10.45 mm/a to -4.94 mm/a. …”

Substrate dissimilarity does not predict metabolic erosion. by Nicholas Leiby (424634)

“…(D) Hamming distance between a substrate and glucose does not correlate with increases or decreases in growth rate. …”

Kinetics of Teratoma Formation after Transplantation of Various Specific Numbers of Undifferentiated HES-1 Cells. by Michal Gropp (132137)

“…The trendline is depicted in dotted line. (<b>B</b>): A Kaplan-Meier plot showing the percentage of surviving mice transplanted with decreasing numbers of hESCs, at various time-points (1 W–30 W) during the transplantation experiments. …”

Functional measures correlated with delayed serum response miRNAs. by Daria LaRocca (6169973)

“…<p>Solid line shows a balance measure (TSEO) with apparent learning effects (decreased sway at the No HTH control and 1 hr Post-fight time points) that subsequently showed increased sway at 2–3 days Post-fight. …”

Oscillatory responses. by Yaman Arkun (335837)

“…Negative feedback when combined with positive feedback give rise to limit cycles. Green points form the locus of the limit cycles. Four values for GF are considered for dynamic simulations (see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0195513#pone.0195513.g010" target="_blank">Fig <b>10</b></a>). …”

Influences of IHF on DNA force response in the absence of magnesium. by Jie Lin (119522)

“…(G) Decreasing KCl concentration from 200 mM to 50 mM drives a switch from smaller to higher degrees of DNA bending. …”

(CASE1) cellular oxygen distribution over time. by Xiao Fu (74654)

“…Inset figure shows a comparison between normal condition and week 124 using a line-connecting-dot presentation, with finer oxygen tension spacing between two consecutive data points. …”

<i>P</i>_g<i>m</i>_g against the average dispersion of estimates received as social information 〈<i>σ</i>〉 in the Random (black), Median (blue), and Shifted-Med... by Bertrand Jayles (7422883)

“…<p>Each dot corresponds to a specific value of <i>τ</i>. The purple dashed line shows a linear regression over all points: <i>P</i>_g <i>m</i>_g decreases linearly with 〈<i>σ</i>〉.…”

Epidemiological characterization of reported cases of brucellosis in cattle in the western region of the state of Santa Catarina, Brazil by Fabricio Bernardi (10440834)

Acute response of refeeding in tambaqui submitted to long-term fasting by Renata Franco dos SANTOS (12657971)

BOLD Signal in Both Ipsilateral and Contralateral Retinotopic Cortex Modulates with Perceptual Fading by Po-Jang Hsieh (251896)

“…</p><h3>Results</h3><p>Blood oxygen-level dependent (BOLD) signal in V1 and ventral retinotopic areas V2v and V3v decreases when the disk subjectively disappears, and increases when it subjectively reappears. …”

Effect of caMEKK1 and ectopic p300 on Sox9 activity by Jason S Rockel (18877)

Effects of luminal M^<b>2+</b> on RyR2 voltage-dependence. by Paula L. Diaz-Sylvester (199825)

“…</i> Single-channel recordings of a RyR2 exposed to different [Ca²⁺]_cyt with 50 mM luminal Ca²⁺ as current carrier (V_m = 0 mV). …”

Choriocapillaris density estimation at increasing ROI radius. by Giovanni Montesano (3214416)

“…Scattered points indicate the random density measures taken on the binarized image of the choriocapillaris with circular ROIs with different radii randomly extracted from a uniform distribution interval [10, 1000] μm with 10 μm spacing and random displacement from the FAZ center (independently sampled from a bivariate isotropic normal distribution with zero mean and σ = 10 pixel (100 μm) to simulate small errors in the manual placement of the measuring circular area). …”

An optional formula for calculating crustal thickness using Sr/Y ratio and its application to the southeastern margin of the Central Asian Orogenic Belt by Xu Ma (45624)