Table_4_The Effects of Brief Heat During Early Booting on Reproductive, Developmental, and Chlorophyll Physiological Performance in Common Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).XLSX by Jiemeng Xu (3390794)

“…In the current study, a bread wheat panel of spring wheat genotypes, including putatively heat-tolerant Australian and CIMMYT genotypes, was exposed to a 5-day mild (34°C/28°C, day/night) or extreme (37°C/27°C) heat stress during the sensitive pollen developmental stage. …”

DataSheet_1_Low red/far-red ratio can induce cytokinin degradation resulting in the inhibition of tillering in wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).docx by Kangqi Lei (14234660)

“…Further analysis revealed that the decrease in cytokinin levels was mainly associated with upregulation of cytokinin degradation genes (TaCKX5, TaCKX11) in tiller nodes. …”

Mechanical-Bond-Induced Exciplex Fluorescence in an Anthracene-Based Homo[2]catenane by Amine Garci (1545364)

“…Notably, upon increasing the ionic strength by adding tetrabutyl­ammonium hexafluoro­phosphate, the catenane yield increases significantly as a result of the decrease in Coulombic repulsions between the pyridinium units. …”

Mechanical-Bond-Induced Exciplex Fluorescence in an Anthracene-Based Homo[2]catenane by Amine Garci (1545364)

“…Notably, upon increasing the ionic strength by adding tetrabutyl­ammonium hexafluoro­phosphate, the catenane yield increases significantly as a result of the decrease in Coulombic repulsions between the pyridinium units. …”

Mechanical-Bond-Induced Exciplex Fluorescence in an Anthracene-Based Homo[2]catenane by Amine Garci (1545364)

“…Notably, upon increasing the ionic strength by adding tetrabutyl­ammonium hexafluoro­phosphate, the catenane yield increases significantly as a result of the decrease in Coulombic repulsions between the pyridinium units. …”

Enterohemorrhagic <em>Escherichia coli</em> O157∶H7 Gene Expression Profiling in Response to Growth in the Presence of Host Epithelia by Narveen Jandu (265979)

“…Relative to bacteria grown in each of the other conditions, EHEC O157∶H7 cultured in the presence of cultured epithelial cells displayed a distinct gene-expression profile. A 2.0-fold increase in the expression of 71 genes and a 2.0-fold decrease in expression of 60 other genes were identified in EHEC O157∶H7 grown in the presence of epithelial cells, compared to bacteria grown in media alone.…”

Table_1_Introducing Open Dialogue as part of the WHO QualityRights Project in South Korea: experiences and opinions from an introductory workshop and 1-year pilot practice.DOCX by Sooni Cho (19863429)

“…<p>This study explores the subjective experiences of participants in a 5-day Open Dialogue (OD) workshop and a 1-year pilot practice, conducted as part of the WHO QualityRights Project in South Korea. …”

Contributing role of mitochondrial energy metabolism on platelet adhesion, activation and thrombus formation under blood flow conditions by Noriko Tamura (402240)

“…These mitochondrial functional blockers did not influence both surface area coverage by platelets and the 3-dimensional size of platelet thrombi formed on the collagen fibrils. However, a rapid increase in the intracellular calcium ion concentration ([Ca²⁺]<i>_i</i>) upon adhering on immobilized VWF decreased significantly from 405.5 ± 86.2 nM in control to 198.0 ± 79.2 nM in the presence of FCCP (p < .005). …”

Table_3_The Effects of Brief Heat During Early Booting on Reproductive, Developmental, and Chlorophyll Physiological Performance in Common Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).xlsx by Jiemeng Xu (3390794)

“…In the current study, a bread wheat panel of spring wheat genotypes, including putatively heat-tolerant Australian and CIMMYT genotypes, was exposed to a 5-day mild (34°C/28°C, day/night) or extreme (37°C/27°C) heat stress during the sensitive pollen developmental stage. …”

Data_Sheet_1_The Effects of Brief Heat During Early Booting on Reproductive, Developmental, and Chlorophyll Physiological Performance in Common Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).docx by Jiemeng Xu (3390794)

“…In the current study, a bread wheat panel of spring wheat genotypes, including putatively heat-tolerant Australian and CIMMYT genotypes, was exposed to a 5-day mild (34°C/28°C, day/night) or extreme (37°C/27°C) heat stress during the sensitive pollen developmental stage. …”

Table_1_The Effects of Brief Heat During Early Booting on Reproductive, Developmental, and Chlorophyll Physiological Performance in Common Wheat (Triticum aestivum L.).xlsx by Jiemeng Xu (3390794)

“…In the current study, a bread wheat panel of spring wheat genotypes, including putatively heat-tolerant Australian and CIMMYT genotypes, was exposed to a 5-day mild (34°C/28°C, day/night) or extreme (37°C/27°C) heat stress during the sensitive pollen developmental stage. …”

Mechanical-Bond-Induced Exciplex Fluorescence in an Anthracene-Based Homo[2]catenane by Amine Garci (1545364)

“…Notably, upon increasing the ionic strength by adding tetrabutyl­ammonium hexafluoro­phosphate, the catenane yield increases significantly as a result of the decrease in Coulombic repulsions between the pyridinium units. …”

Single Molecule Detection of Nitric Oxide Enabled by d(AT)₁₅ DNA Adsorbed to Near Infrared Fluorescent Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes by Jingqing Zhang (84882)

“…For AT₁₅−SWNT, a stepwise fluorescence decrease is observed when the nanotubes are exposed to NO, reporting the dynamics of single-molecule NO adsorption via SWNT exciton quenching. …”

Architecture of Swin Transformer Block. by Wen-Qing Huang (5258126)

“…Experimental results demonstrate that compared to the baseline model, the proposed enhanced model achieves a reduction of 2.5G Flops computational complexity and a 16% speed improvement on a private pavement disease dataset, with only a 1.2 percentage point decrease in AUC accuracy. …”

Disease distribution map of the GZDL-BD. by Wen-Qing Huang (5258126)

“…Experimental results demonstrate that compared to the baseline model, the proposed enhanced model achieves a reduction of 2.5G Flops computational complexity and a 16% speed improvement on a private pavement disease dataset, with only a 1.2 percentage point decrease in AUC accuracy. …”

Image1_Regulation of feeding dynamics by the circadian clock, light and sex in an adult nocturnal insect.JPEG by Evan Force (17758557)

“…Interestingly, males show a constant number of daily visits during the 5 days of adult life whereas females decrease visitations after the third day of adult life. …”

Table7_Regulation of feeding dynamics by the circadian clock, light and sex in an adult nocturnal insect.DOCX by Evan Force (17758557)

“…Interestingly, males show a constant number of daily visits during the 5 days of adult life whereas females decrease visitations after the third day of adult life. …”

Table_1_Age-Related Changes in the Perception of Emotions in Speech: Assessing Thresholds of Prosody and Semantics Recognition in Noise for Young and Older Adults.pdf by Yehuda I. Dor (12452115)

“…Results indicated that: (1). recognition thresholds were better for young over older adults, suggesting an age-related general decrease across channels; (2). recognition thresholds were better for prosody over semantics, suggesting a prosodic advantage; (3). importantly, the prosodic advantage in thresholds did not differ between age groups (thus a sensory source for age-related differences in spoken-emotions processing was not supported); and (4). larger failures of selective attention were found for older adults than for young adults, indicating that older adults experienced larger difficulties in inhibiting irrelevant information. …”

Table3_Regulation of feeding dynamics by the circadian clock, light and sex in an adult nocturnal insect.DOCX by Evan Force (17758557)

“…Interestingly, males show a constant number of daily visits during the 5 days of adult life whereas females decrease visitations after the third day of adult life. …”

DataSheet_1_Towards detection of early response in neoadjuvant chemotherapy of breast cancer using Bayesian intravoxel incoherent motion.pdf by Sai Man Cheung (12259900)

“…</p>Results<p>The perfusion fraction showed a significant difference (p = 0.042) in percentage change between responder groups at Cycle 1, with a decrease in good responders [−7.98% (−19.47–1.73), n = 7] and an increase in poor responders [10.04% (5.09–28.93), n = 9]. …”