A Mechanistic Investigation of Methylene Blue and Heparin Interactions and Their Photoacoustic Enhancement by Junxin Wang (1759834)

A Mechanistic Investigation of Methylene Blue and Heparin Interactions and Their Photoacoustic Enhancement by Junxin Wang (1759834)

Expression of voltage-gated calcium channel (VGCC) genes in different types of cancer. by Chih-Yang Wang (766132)

Image1_LIT01-196, a Metabolically Stable Apelin-17 Analog, Normalizes Blood Pressure in Hypertensive DOCA-Salt Rats via a NO Synthase-dependent Mechanism.pdf by Adrien Flahault (2602345)

“…We previously developed LIT01-196, a systemically active metabolically stable apelin-17 analog, produced by chemical addition of a fluorocarbon chain to the N-terminal part of apelin-17. …”

Image1_LIT01-196, a Metabolically Stable Apelin-17 Analog, Normalizes Blood Pressure in Hypertensive DOCA-Salt Rats via a NO Synthase-dependent Mechanism.pdf by Adrien Flahault (2602345)

“…We previously developed LIT01-196, a systemically active metabolically stable apelin-17 analog, produced by chemical addition of a fluorocarbon chain to the N-terminal part of apelin-17. …”

Image2_LIT01-196, a Metabolically Stable Apelin-17 Analog, Normalizes Blood Pressure in Hypertensive DOCA-Salt Rats via a NO Synthase-dependent Mechanism.pdf by Adrien Flahault (2602345)

“…We previously developed LIT01-196, a systemically active metabolically stable apelin-17 analog, produced by chemical addition of a fluorocarbon chain to the N-terminal part of apelin-17. …”

Image2_LIT01-196, a Metabolically Stable Apelin-17 Analog, Normalizes Blood Pressure in Hypertensive DOCA-Salt Rats via a NO Synthase-dependent Mechanism.pdf by Adrien Flahault (2602345)

“…We previously developed LIT01-196, a systemically active metabolically stable apelin-17 analog, produced by chemical addition of a fluorocarbon chain to the N-terminal part of apelin-17. …”

SUPPLEMENTARY DATA 6. Antimicrobial resistance for the study panel (n=180). by Marine Pottier (14099133)

Long-term HIV infection in NHBE ALI cultures. by S. Chinnapaiyan (3621965)

“…<p><b>Panel A and B</b>: NHBE cultures redifferentiated at the Air-Liquid Interface from three different lungs were infected apically and basolaterally with either HIV IIIB (X4-tropic) or HIV BaL (R5-tropic) strains. …”

Expression profiles of <i>amhy</i>, <i>amhΔ-y</i> and <i>amh</i> by transcriptome analysis. by Minghui Li (409892)

“…<p>Transcriptome analysis revealed that <i>amhy</i> and <i>amhΔ-y</i> transcripts were only detected in XY gonads, with low expression at 5 days after hatching (dah), peaked at approximately 30 dah, and decreased expression at 90 dah (<b>a</b>, <b>b</b>). …”

Equilibrium queueing analysis in a ride-hailing service with sharing option by Jianfu Wang (6295775)

Primary data set used for analysis. by Louis Lambrechts (241741)

“…In addition, transmission probability was influenced by the day of illness in a non-monotonic fashion; i.e., transmission probability increased until 2 days after symptom onset and decreased thereafter. …”

Quantitative measurements of MRI. by Guangliang Ding (470922)

“…SWI measurements demonstrated that BMSC treatment marginally reduced hemorrhagic volumes (C) at 5w, but significantly decreased hemorrhagic spots (D) starting 3w, after stroke in T2DM rats.…”

Identification of suitable reference genes for real-time qPCR in homocysteine-treated human umbilical vein endothelial cells by Xia Zhu (396327)

“…Surprisingly, the <i>β-actin</i> (<i>ACTB</i>) levels decreased significantly in Hcy-treated HUVECs compared with control HUVECs (<i>P</i><0.05), and further study indicated that Hcy suppressed the expression of <i>ACTB</i> by upregulating the miR-145-5p level in Hcy-treated HUVECs. …”

(A) Longitudinal sections of soleus immunostained using antiserum 46 to plectin by Patryk Konieczny (47697)

DataSheet_1_Seasonal approach to forecast the suitability of spawning habitats of a temperate small pelagic fish under a high-emission climate change scenario.pdf by André R. A. Lima (6684476)

“…<p>Spawning habitats of cold-water, European small pelagic fishes have shifted poleward in the last three decades coincident with gradual ocean warming. We predicted present-day, season-specific habitat suitability for spawning by European sardine Sardina pichardus in the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean and Black Seas, and projected climate-driven changes in suitable areas from 2050-2099 under the IPCC – RCP 8.5 scenario. …”

The Transcription Factor MAZR Preferentially Acts as a Transcriptional Repressor in Mast Cells and Plays a Minor Role in the Regulation of Effector Functions in Response to FcεRI S... by Anastasia Abramova (473309)

“…To study the role of MAZR in mast cells, we generated a conditional <i>Mazr</i> allele and crossed <i>Mazr</i>^F/F mice with the <i>Vav-iCre</i> deleter strain, which is active in all hematopoietic cells. …”

DataSheet_2_Seasonal approach to forecast the suitability of spawning habitats of a temperate small pelagic fish under a high-emission climate change scenario.pdf by André R. A. Lima (6684476)

“…<p>Spawning habitats of cold-water, European small pelagic fishes have shifted poleward in the last three decades coincident with gradual ocean warming. We predicted present-day, season-specific habitat suitability for spawning by European sardine Sardina pichardus in the Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean and Black Seas, and projected climate-driven changes in suitable areas from 2050-2099 under the IPCC – RCP 8.5 scenario. …”

Temporal trends in lung cancer survival: a population-based study by Lukas Löfling (7119512)

“…We used population-based information available in a national lung cancer research database (LCBaSe) generated by cross-linkage between the Swedish National Lung Cancer Register and several Swedish health and sociodemographic registers.…”

Reactive oxygen species from mitochondria impacts trophoblast fusion and the production of endocrine hormones by syncytiotrophoblasts by O’Llenecia S. Walker (8486163)

“…Increased mitochondrial ROS resulted in a significant decrease in the transcripts which encode for proteins associated with fusion (<i>GCM1</i>, <i>ERVW-1</i>, and <i>ERVFRD-1</i>) resulting in a 5-fold decrease in the percentage of BeWo fusion. …”