Two hypothesized models for C period decrease as growth rate increases. by Sara Sanders (4163479)

Simulated intervention results in increasing the mosquitoes mortality rate by fogging action. by Esteban Dodero-Rojas (8367639)

Cell death has limited impact on the estimation of the mutation-rate increase. by Lucy Lansch-Justen (18625920)

“…The black solid lines indicate the true mutation-rate increase used in the simulations. <b>A</b> Estimated mutation-rate increase when only response-<i>off</i> cells are affected by cell death, <b>B</b> when only response-<i>on</i> cells are affected by cell death, and <b>C</b> when all cells are affected by cell death equally. …”

A) Increasing the number of nuclear speckles, results in an increase of the surface area (magenta curve) and decrease of the speckles diameter (blue curve); B) mRNA production incr... by Zhaleh Ghaemi (1507558)

Table_7_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.xlsx by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Table_6_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.xlsx by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Table_3_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.xlsx by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Table_1_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.xlsx by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Table_2_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.xlsx by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Table_5_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.xlsx by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Table_4_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.xlsx by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Image_1_No Clinically Relevant Effect of Heart Rate Increase and Heart Rate Recovery During Exercise on Cardiovascular Disease: A Mendelian Randomization Analysis.pdf by Josephine Mensah-Kane (10163588)

“…Background<p>Reduced heart rate (HR) increase (HRI), recovery (HRR), and higher resting HR are associated with cardiovascular (CV) disease, but causal inferences have not been deduced. …”

Loss of EBNA3C-CtBP binding decreases p300 occupancy at promoters of EBNA3C induced genes. by Makoto Ohashi (104612)

Abortion rates by age and deprivation groups. by Richard Ma (2109247)

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Forward-projections of segmented and masked CT data (animal 1). by Fabio De Marco (5797991)

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MicroCT analysis demonstrates higher trabecular bone quantity and better quality (connectivity) in WT(ArKO) mice compared to WT(WT) mice. by Katie Rubitschung (17904346)