Image_3_Mycobacterium tuberculosis Rv0309 Dampens the Inflammatory Response and Enhances Mycobacterial Survival.jpeg by Yongchong Peng (8583357)

“…A recombinant M. smegmatis strain Ms_rv0309 expressing Rv0309 and a mutant Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG)ΔRS01790 strain with deletion of BCG_RS01790, 100% homologue of Rv0309 in BCG, were constructed. …”

Image_1_Mycobacterium tuberculosis Rv0309 Dampens the Inflammatory Response and Enhances Mycobacterial Survival.jpeg by Yongchong Peng (8583357)

“…A recombinant M. smegmatis strain Ms_rv0309 expressing Rv0309 and a mutant Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG)ΔRS01790 strain with deletion of BCG_RS01790, 100% homologue of Rv0309 in BCG, were constructed. …”

Video_2_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Video_8_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Video_1_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Video_3_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Video_5_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Video_4_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Video_7_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Video_6_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.AVI by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

Presentation_1_Analysis of Factors Limiting Bacterial Growth in PDMS Mother Machine Devices.pdf by Da Yang (172202)

“…These changes are accompanied by increases in doubling times in agreement with the universal growth law. In channels 100 μm and longer, cell doublings can completely stop as a result of frictional forces that oppose cell elongation. …”

The potential mechanism for the elevated ROS levels. by Weimin Wang (145168)

“…(D) Gene expression of NOX2 and NOX4 in the control and Ara-C groups. (E) The mean increase/decrease of mitochondrial ROS and total ROS in Ara-C cells treated with DPI or Mito-Tempo. …”

Co-cultures of RGCs and Müller cells. by Xandra Pereiro (3924971)

“…The data represent the mean ± SEM. Scale bar = 100 μm, *p<0.05.</p>…”

TF maps and averaged profile of alpha oscillatory response. by Audrey Breton (534422)

“…<p>A) TF map depicting the color-coded mean energy (in μV²) in response to faces in the three player rank conditions (Highest, Middle and Lowest) at the electrode Pz. …”

Apamin-induced alterations in J774 1.6 macrophage metabolism by T. Picoli (6936461)

“…Apoptosis rates decreased at concentrations of 2.5, 5.0, and 10.0μg/mL (P<0.05), while necrosis rates increased (P<0.05). …”

QUANTIFICATION OF CRAMBE BIODIESEL CONTENT IN DIESEL BLENDS USING MIR SPECTROSCOPY END VARIABLES SELECTION. by Lucas G. da Costa (10380736)

“…In order to develop a non-destructive method, being possible to recover the sample after its quantification, decrease the quantity of samples and make use of a single calibration curve, in this study we used the oilseed crambe, which is not used in human food, for the methyl biodiesel production and PLS analysis for their content determination in mixtures with diesel at a concentration range of 1.00 to 30.00 (% v/v). …”

Theoretical epidemic simulations over varying tracing efforts and network overlap. by Katayoun Farrahi (557827)

“…We plot a line at , representing a minimal network overlap which corresponds to the values suggested by the analysis of mobile phone data (see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0095133#pone-0095133-g004" target="_blank">figure 4</a>). …”

Estrogen dose-dependent depletion of oocytes. by Clémentine Chalmey (5657233)

“…Higher magnification of TRA98 labeling shows oocyte-specific expression (C). Scale bar = 100 µm. D–E. Stereological estimation of ovarian volume (D) and oocyte numbers per ovary (E) at PND3 in controls, and as a function of E2 dose, show a dose-dependent decrease of both parameters. …”

Higher Recovery and Better Energy Dissipation at Faster Strain Rates in Carbon Nanotube Bundles: An <i>in-Situ</i> Study by Siddhartha Pathak (1895554)

“…In addition, we report a 6-fold increase in elastic modulus and gradual decrease in recoverability (down to 50%) when VACNT bundles are unloaded from postdensification stage as compared with predensification. …”

Higher Recovery and Better Energy Dissipation at Faster Strain Rates in Carbon Nanotube Bundles: An <i>in-Situ</i> Study by Siddhartha Pathak (1895554)

“…In addition, we report a 6-fold increase in elastic modulus and gradual decrease in recoverability (down to 50%) when VACNT bundles are unloaded from postdensification stage as compared with predensification. …”