Data_Sheet_1_Coenzyme A-Dependent Tricarboxylic Acid Cycle Enzymes Are Decreased in Alzheimer’s Disease Consistent With Cerebral Pantothenate Deficiency.PDF by Crystal Sang (12856397)

A decreased rate of protein synthesis is observed in fragile X PBMCs. by Olivier Dionne (10783076)

Comparison between the measurements obtained on the group of 11 dogs after 12 months in formalin and the ones obtained on the single brain dog after 12 months in formalin. by Francesca Del Signore (12693797)

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Encoding of normative factors in social brain areas. by Ali Mahmoodi (494293)

Notes: AECS: Anticipated Effects of Cannabis Scale; CFCS: Consideration for Future Consequences Scale; CUDIT-R: Cannabis Use Disorder Identification Test, Revised Edition; ERQ: Emo... by Adam M. Stryjewski (22139064)

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Data_Sheet_1_Irritability Is Associated With Decreased Cortical Surface Area and Anxiety With Decreased Gyrification During Brain Development.pdf by Camille Piguet (6203132)

“…</p><p>Results: We found that in 658 young people (with a mean age of 11.6) the parental report of irritability is associated with decreased surface area in the bilateral rostral prefrontal cortex and the precuneus. …”

Sample descriptive statistics. by Barbara Junco (19508104)

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Table 3 - by Barbara Junco (19508104)

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Table_1_When and Why Did Human Brains Decrease in Size? A New Change-Point Analysis and Insights From Brain Evolution in Ants.XLSX by Jeremy M. DeSilva (7247009)

“…<p>Human brain size nearly quadrupled in the six million years since Homo last shared a common ancestor with chimpanzees, but human brains are thought to have decreased in volume since the end of the last Ice Age. …”

Dystrophic neurites relative to Aβ42 are not reduced by nimodipine treatment. by Katherine R. Sadleir (12035242)

“…C) When plaques were stratified by area of Aβ42 staining, we found a clear correspondence between the size of the Aβ42 region and the ratio of LAMP1:Aβ42, with smaller plaques having higher ratios, indicating a proportionally greater amounts of dystrophic neurites. …”

Difference-in-difference plots of year 1 and year 2 mood by COVID-19 pandemic status (primary analysis). by Raj G. Kumar (11599897)

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Difference-in-difference plots of year 1 and year 2 average number of drink by COVID-19 pandemic status (among age subgroups). by Raj G. Kumar (11599897)

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Difference-in-difference plots of year 1 and year 2 average number of drink by COVID-19 pandemic status (among sex subgroups). by Raj G. Kumar (11599897)

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Difference-in-difference plots of year 1 and year 2 average number of drink by COVID-19 pandemic status (among race subgroups). by Raj G. Kumar (11599897)

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Difference-in-difference plots of year 1 and year 2 mood and alcohol use by COVID-19 pandemic status (primary analysis). by Raj G. Kumar (11599897)

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Muscle-specific knockdown of <i>nSMase</i> decreases a subset of ceramide species that are decreased in <i>Gba1b</i> mutants. by Kathryn A. Jewett (3756811)

Toxoplasma infection leads to a decrease in the concentration of EVs. by Emily Z. Tabaie (16630841)

Data Sheet 1_Increased adiposity and impaired sleep are associated with severity of greater trochanteric pain syndrome: a cross-sectional study.pdf by Marco Alessandro Minetto (4775064)

“…Background<p>To investigate the feasibility and clinical validity of a digital anthropometric approach for body size and composition assessment in patients with greater trochanteric pain syndrome and to examine physical, sleep, and pain characteristics in different subgroups of patients.…”

Table 4_Dose-dependent changes in global brain activity and functional connectivity following exposure to psilocybin: a BOLD MRI study in awake rats.xlsx by Evan Fuini (21224939)

“…We hypothesized that psilocybin would show a dose-dependent increase in activity in the prefrontal cortex and thalamus, while decreasing hippocampal activity. …”

Table 1_Dose-dependent changes in global brain activity and functional connectivity following exposure to psilocybin: a BOLD MRI study in awake rats.docx by Evan Fuini (21224939)

“…We hypothesized that psilocybin would show a dose-dependent increase in activity in the prefrontal cortex and thalamus, while decreasing hippocampal activity. …”