CW attainment is coupled with activation of ecdysone biosynthesis. by Yuya Ohhara (3697570)

“…<b>(L)</b> Control starved larva (left) and pupariated animal by 20E feeding (right).</p>…”

<i>S</i>. <i>mediterranea</i> cathepsin protease mRNA is reduced after starvation while dsRNA treatment with SmedCB is specific to cathepsin B. by Louise S. Goupil (2922159)

“…Cathepsin L mRNA was reduced, on average, 20% with the exception of day 14, which had a 50% reduction. <b>(B)</b> Worms injected with ~100ng of SmedCB dsRNA for three consecutive days, followed by amputation (day 0) and three weeks of starvation, showed a marked reduction of SmedCB mRNA when analyzed via RTPCR using GAPDH mRNA levels as a baseline control. …”

The influence of COS on PQ-induced cell death, apoptosis and antioxidative enzyme in RGC-5 cells. by I-Mo Fang (470460)

“…RGC-5 cell were incubated for 24 h with vehicle or COS at indicated concentrations. (B) COS decreased PQ-stimulated RGC-5 cell death. RGC-5 cell were stimulated with 0.5 mM PQ and treated with 50 or 100 μg/ml COS for indicated time. …”

NPM1 knockdown in prostate cancer cells reduces proliferation and migration capacities by inhibiting the EGF/EGFR pathway activity. by Gaëlle Loubeau (559553)

“…<p>(a) NPM1 down-regulation inhibits EGF induced ERK1/2 pathway activity. shScr and shNPM1 LNCaP cells were treated with 100 nM EGF and phosphorylation of the EGF/EGFR pathway effectors was analysed using Western Blotting. …”

Response to NLC for 1 122 native plant species with significant null models. by Kaixuan Pan (11714457)

“…<p>3 species with a neutral (without a relationship, named ‘None’) response were omitted as not preferring any NLC. a-h, Response curves of plant species to NLC. i-l, Summary statistics of preferred NLCs. a, Summary of all 1 122 native plants responding to NLC (with percentages in parentheses). b-d, Response curves of species with decreasing (each magenta line indicates one species) (b), unimodal (each blue line indicates one species) (c) and increasing (each green line indicates one species) (d) relations with NLC. …”

Cholinergic denervation in OB of tg mice. by Sufang Zhang (78944)

“…<p>A and B: ChAT⁺ cells were decreased in mitral cell layer of OB in tg mice (n = 4) at 10 m old than wt littermates (n = 4). * p<0.05 tg vs wt. …”

Transcriptional deregulation of gene markers involved in pathological processes. by Michal Mielcarek (195209)

“…<p>(A) <i>S100A4</i> (S100 calcium binding protein A4), (B) <i>Vgl-4</i> (vestigial related factor 4) transcripts were up-regulated while (C) <i>Myh6</i> (myosin heavy light chain 6) (D) <i>Myh7</i> (myosin heavy light chain 7) and (E) <i>Bdnf</i> (brain derived neurotophic factor) mRNAs were significantly decreased in the heart of R6/2 and <i>Hdh</i>Q150 mice. …”

Effect of plate washing on the dissociation of ACE inhibitor from ACE. by Sergei M. Danilov (118956)

“…The ZPHL/HHL ratio for ACE in solution in the presence of the inhibitor (red bar in the right column) is shown for comparison. Data are expressed as a % of control (i.e. ACE without inhibitor) and presented as a mean of at least 3 independent experiments. …”

Transcriptional deregulation of HD markers involved in heart failure. by Michal Mielcarek (195209)

“…<p>(A) <i>S100A4</i> (S100 calcium binding protein A4), Vgl-3 (vestigial related factor 3), <i>Vgl-4</i> (vestigial related factor 4) were up-regulated while <i>Mck</i> (muscle creatine kinase) and <i>Bdnf</i> (brain derived neurotophic factor) transcripts were significantly decreased in the heart of R6/2 mice. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Epidemiological characteristics and climatic variability of viral meningitis in Kazakhstan, 2014–2019.pdf by Sauran Yerdessov (14324595)

“…The regression model showed 1°C increment in the daily average temperature might be associated with a 1.05-fold (95% CI 1.047–1.051) increase in the daily rate of VM cases, 1hPa increment in the average air pressure and 1% increment in the daily average humidity might contribute to a decrease in the daily rate of VM cases with IRRs of 0.997 (95% CI 0.995–0.998) and 0.982 (95% CI 0.981–0.983), respectively. …”

Local Infusion of Insulin Restores AMPH-Evoked DA Release in Striatum of STZ-Treated Rats by Jason M Williams (61649)

“…When measured in the dorsal striatum and compared to saline-treated control subjects, STZ-induced depletion of insulin (STZ) resulted in a significant reduction in the rate of DA efflux in response to local injection of AMPH (400 μM/125 nl; (A) as well as a decrease in the maximum amount of released DA (B) and the rate of DA clearance (C) with respect to control. …”

Tonotopic differences in outer hair cell properties. by Eric Wersinger (238206)

“…Representative records of currents evoked by a series of voltage steps (100 ms in duration) from −131 mV to 49 mV in 10 mV increments (with an interpulse holding potential of −81 mV) show an increase in outward current (at 49 mV) from 2.08±0.09 nA in outer hair cells from apical regions (n = 25, F) to 7.24±0.4 nA in outer hair cells from basal regions (n = 23 basal, G). …”

Two-staged treatment for advanced keratoconus in children by Edna Motta Almodin (5453477)

“…<div><p>Abstract We present a case of a 12-year-old patient with advanced keratoconus in both eyes who received a two-staged treatment in the right eye (OD) to decrease keratoconus progression rate and rehabilitate patient’s vision. …”

Results of Experiment 4. by Ana Tajadura-Jiménez (315994)

“…In contrast, negative changes (in red colour) indicate that the % of frames judged as “self” decreased because participants judged as self-stimuli morphed pictures that contained a smaller % of the other’s face, relative to the pre-test (0 = self, 100 = other).…”

Results of Experiment 1. by Ana Tajadura-Jiménez (315994)

“…In contrast, negative changes (in red colour) indicate that the % of frames judged as “self” decreased because participants judged as self-stimuli morphed pictures that contained a smaller % of the other’s face, relative to the pre-test (0 = self, 100 = other).…”

A mechanistic account of the density-dependent, biphasic survival kinetics. by Andy Phaiboun (716598)

“…At some point (<i>T</i>₀), the substrate gets completely depleted (orange line in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004198#pcbi.1004198.g004" target="_blank">Fig. 4C</a>) and <i>N</i>_CFU decreases exponentially at a fixed rate of <i>λ</i> (0) afterwards (orange line in <a href="http://www.ploscompbiol.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pcbi.1004198#pcbi.1004198.g004" target="_blank">Fig. 4D</a>). …”

Developmental effects of auxin in the <i>M</i>. <i>polymorpha</i> thallus. by Eduardo Flores-Sandoval (746468)

“…<b>(L)</b> Ventral side of wild-type thallus grown on 100 μM L-Kyn; a decrease in rhizoid number exposes ventral scales. …”

Revised formula for predicting the long-term deflection multiplier of normal and high strength concrete by M. H. MUHAISIN (8143743)

“…The results of the equation were compared with experimental results of other researchers, and a good agreement was obtained. Following a parametric study, the long-term deflections were found to decrease to about 50% when increasing the concrete’s compressive strength from 20 to 100 MPa. …”

Activation of the PPARγ-LXRα-ABC transcriptional cascade by ghrelin is dependent on the PI3-K/Akt pathway. by Annie Demers (369643)

“…<p>(<b>A</b>) Role of the PI3-K pathway on gene expression analysis from THP-1 cells treated with 100 nM ghrelin and 5 nM LY294002 for 48 h. …”

Anticipatory coadaptation of ankle stiffness and sensorimotor gain for standing balance by Charlotte Le Mouel (7962200)

“…The nervous system can intervene only after a delay greater than 100 ms, during which the body falls freely. …”