Changes in hypoxia level of CT26 tumors during various stages of development and comparing different methods of hypoxia determination by Łukasz Kiraga (5368439)

“…</p><p>Our results showed that tumor hypoxia at molecular level was relatively high at early stage of tumor development as reflected by initially high <i>HIF1A</i> and <i>VEGFA</i> expression levels and their subsequent decrease. …”

Fluorescence polarization indicates a DNA-competitive mechanism of inhibition. by Rebecca L. Switzer (6954794)

“…<p>(A) Increasing concentrations of LCA (50 nM– 100 μM) were added to assays containing 300 nM RFTS(-) DNMT1 and 100 nM fluorescein tagged DNA. …”

Impact of social support on psychosocial symptoms and quality of life in cancer patients: results of a multilevel model approach from a longitudinal multicenter study by Christina Sauer (6931460)

“…We included a total of 1087 patients in our analysis. …”

Data_Sheet_1_A Secondary Metabolism Pathway Involved in the Production of a Putative Toxin Is Expressed at Early Stage of Monilinia laxa Infection.xlsx by Maria Villarino (5543435)

“…We identified a class of genes highly expressed at 6 hpi and that their expression decreased to almost undetectable levels at 14 to 48 hpi. …”

The Potential Wind Power Resource in Australia: A New Perspective by Willow Hallgren (591627)

“…These areas are also geographically remote, some are disconnected from the east coast’s electricity grid and large population centers, which are factors that could decrease the potential economic viability of wind farms in these locations. …”

A model of astrocyte modulation of synaptic basal release probability. by Maurizio De Pittà (194237)

“…<p>Astrocyte Ca²⁺ oscillations beyond a threshold value (<i>C</i>_thr, <i>dashed red line</i>, <i>top panel</i>), trigger transient increases of glutamate (<i>G</i>_A) in the extrasynaptic space surrounding presynaptic receptors. …”

Aquatic Decomposition of Mammalian Corpses: A Forensic Proteomic Approach by Haruka Mizukami (8718735)

“…In particular, the abundance of the muscle protein fructose-bisphosphate aldolase A constantly decreased with increasing PMSIs. Additionally, the protein peptidyl-prolyl cis–trans isomerase showed a significant decrease between controls and aquatic environments. …”

Supplementary Material for: Could a Possible Crosstalk between AMPK and TGF-β Signaling Pathways Be a Key Player in Benign and Malignant Salivary Gland Tumors? by Ghahhari N.M. (4136137)

“…PA, WT, MEC, and SDC showed a significant decrease in <i>LKB1 </i>levels, but the gene was up-regulated in CexPA. …”

Image_4_Thermal preconditioning in a reef-building coral alleviates oxidative damage through a BI-1-mediated antioxidant response.jpeg by Eva Majerová (13895703)

“…BI-1 knock-down specifically decreased GR expression and activity and increased oxidative DNA damage in heat-stressed preconditioned corals, showing that a BI-1-mediated, enhanced antioxidant response during acute heat stress is a key mechanism that prevents oxidative DNA damage after preconditioning.…”

Image_1_Thermal preconditioning in a reef-building coral alleviates oxidative damage through a BI-1-mediated antioxidant response.jpeg by Eva Majerová (13895703)

“…BI-1 knock-down specifically decreased GR expression and activity and increased oxidative DNA damage in heat-stressed preconditioned corals, showing that a BI-1-mediated, enhanced antioxidant response during acute heat stress is a key mechanism that prevents oxidative DNA damage after preconditioning.…”

Image_5_Thermal preconditioning in a reef-building coral alleviates oxidative damage through a BI-1-mediated antioxidant response.jpeg by Eva Majerová (13895703)

“…BI-1 knock-down specifically decreased GR expression and activity and increased oxidative DNA damage in heat-stressed preconditioned corals, showing that a BI-1-mediated, enhanced antioxidant response during acute heat stress is a key mechanism that prevents oxidative DNA damage after preconditioning.…”

Image_3_Thermal preconditioning in a reef-building coral alleviates oxidative damage through a BI-1-mediated antioxidant response.jpeg by Eva Majerová (13895703)

“…BI-1 knock-down specifically decreased GR expression and activity and increased oxidative DNA damage in heat-stressed preconditioned corals, showing that a BI-1-mediated, enhanced antioxidant response during acute heat stress is a key mechanism that prevents oxidative DNA damage after preconditioning.…”

Image_2_Thermal preconditioning in a reef-building coral alleviates oxidative damage through a BI-1-mediated antioxidant response.jpeg by Eva Majerová (13895703)

“…BI-1 knock-down specifically decreased GR expression and activity and increased oxidative DNA damage in heat-stressed preconditioned corals, showing that a BI-1-mediated, enhanced antioxidant response during acute heat stress is a key mechanism that prevents oxidative DNA damage after preconditioning.…”

Supplementary file 1_Large dams and small reservoirs: co-modeling water storage strategies in a Mediterranean catchment under a changing climate.docx by Lorenzo Villani (22512440)

“…Specifically, we simulate various water storage strategies by alternatively considering existing small agricultural reservoirs (SmARs) and a planned large dam under current and projected future climates considering five climate models under the Shared Socioeconomic Pathway 585. …”

TUG1 protein can be overexpressed in HUVECs, but is not involved in sprouting. by Anna Theresa Gimbel (13883632)

Gel retardation assay. by Sidra Islam (3612929)

A Functional Variant in <em>MicroRNA-146a</em> Promoter Modulates Its Expression and Confers Disease Risk for Systemic Lupus Erythematosus by Xiaobing Luo (215376)

“…We also observed additive effects of the risk alleles of <em>miR-146a</em> and <em>ETS1</em>. …”

Data_Sheet_1_CD4+ T Cells Play a Critical Role in Microbiota-Maintained Anti-HBV Immunity in a Mouse Model.docx by Tingxin Wu (6647297)

“…However, how microbiota affects anti-HBV immunity is still unclear. Using a well-known hydrodynamical HBV transfection mouse model and treatment with antibiotics (Atb), we explored the change in adaptive immunity (CD4⁺ cells, germinal center B cells and anti-HBs Ab). …”

Spatially Tweaked Amide-Directing Group Enables High-Turnover Pd Catalysts for Site-Selective Remote C–H Arylation by Chandrasekaran Sivaraj (12867944)

“…To tackle this issue, we introduce a new approach utilizing the spatial behavior of phthalazinone-directed highly site-selective arylation through CDC with a minuscule 0.05 mol % of palladium (achieving a TON of >1700) under a light medium. …”

Table 1_Case report: A severe case of zoledronate-associated diffuse orbital inflammation and uveitis in a patient with metastatic breast cancer.docx by Pushpinder Kanda (5125214)

“…We report a case of simultaneous anterior uveitis and orbital inflammation associated with zoledronate infusion in a patient with metastatic breast cancer. …”