Effects of Secondary Anions on Proton Conduction in a Flexible Cationic Phosphonate Metal–Organic Framework by Daniel A. Levenson (8266386)

“…Impedance analysis showed a clear decrease in proton conductivity after the loss of the halides, more pronounced in the bromide-containing structures.…”

Drug-induced inhibition of HMGA and EZH2 activity as a possible therapy for anaplastic thyroid carcinoma by Marco De Martino (3813844)

Using hospital network-based surveillance for antimicrobial resistance as a more robust alternative to self-reporting by Tjibbe Donker (168875)

Dataset for: Splenius Capitis is a reliable target for measuring cervical vestibular evoked myogenic potentials in adults. by Aaron James Camp (3714178)

Navigating to the most promising directions amid complex fields of vaccine development: a chlamydial case study by David Lizárraga (8107001)

Vps34 orchestrates Treg function in vivo. by Erienne G. Norton (9612079)

Scalable Production of a Multifunctional Protein (TSG-6) That Aggregates with Itself and the CHO Cells That Synthesize It by Dong-Ki Kim (847216)

“…Also, we optimized the composition of the culture medium, and transferred the CHO cells from a spinner culture system to a bioreactor that controlled pH and thereby decreased pH-dependent binding properties of the protein. …”

Iron-VgrR binding disassociates VgrR-DNA and VgrR-VgrS interactions. by Li Wang (15202)

“…<p>(A) The amount of VgrR–P<i>tdvA</i> binding was decreased in iron-replete conditions. …”

Transition of Dielectrophoresis-Assembled 2D Crystals to Interlocking Structures under a Magnetic Field by Zhuoqiang Jia (5823620)

“…During reorganization, the colloidal packing density was found to decrease by more than 10% at both the center and edges of the crystal, accompanied by a significant loss of ordering, prior to redensification of the 2D lattice with fewer defects. …”

Transition of Dielectrophoresis-Assembled 2D Crystals to Interlocking Structures under a Magnetic Field by Zhuoqiang Jia (5823620)

“…During reorganization, the colloidal packing density was found to decrease by more than 10% at both the center and edges of the crystal, accompanied by a significant loss of ordering, prior to redensification of the 2D lattice with fewer defects. …”

Transition of Dielectrophoresis-Assembled 2D Crystals to Interlocking Structures under a Magnetic Field by Zhuoqiang Jia (5823620)

“…During reorganization, the colloidal packing density was found to decrease by more than 10% at both the center and edges of the crystal, accompanied by a significant loss of ordering, prior to redensification of the 2D lattice with fewer defects. …”

Transition of Dielectrophoresis-Assembled 2D Crystals to Interlocking Structures under a Magnetic Field by Zhuoqiang Jia (5823620)

“…During reorganization, the colloidal packing density was found to decrease by more than 10% at both the center and edges of the crystal, accompanied by a significant loss of ordering, prior to redensification of the 2D lattice with fewer defects. …”

Transition of Dielectrophoresis-Assembled 2D Crystals to Interlocking Structures under a Magnetic Field by Zhuoqiang Jia (5823620)

“…During reorganization, the colloidal packing density was found to decrease by more than 10% at both the center and edges of the crystal, accompanied by a significant loss of ordering, prior to redensification of the 2D lattice with fewer defects. …”

Transition of Dielectrophoresis-Assembled 2D Crystals to Interlocking Structures under a Magnetic Field by Zhuoqiang Jia (5823620)

“…During reorganization, the colloidal packing density was found to decrease by more than 10% at both the center and edges of the crystal, accompanied by a significant loss of ordering, prior to redensification of the 2D lattice with fewer defects. …”

B cell deficiency results in a diminished Th1 response in BCG-immunized mice. by Lee Kozakiewicz (432777)

“…<b><i>B</i></b>, A similarly decrease in BCG-induced Th1 response was also observed in mice rendered B cell-deficient via treatment with the anti-CD20 5D2 mAb (***p<0.0005). …”

Table_1_Giant cell temporal arteritis: a clinicopathological study with emphasis on unnecessary biopsy.pdf by Hind M. Alkatan (11592654)

“…In the group with positive TA biopsies, the mean age was 71 ± 8.4 years with a higher female predominance (female-to-male ratio of 5:3). …”

Parallel fibers from areas outlined in (a) were analyzed in 250-μm-thick vibratome slices taken from HH35 cerebella after downregulation of AX-1 by RNAi at HH34 (a-c,f) by Thomas Baeriswyl (90047)

“…The relative fluorescence intensity after neurofilament staining was determined as a measure for the decrease in both ML width and parallel fiber density. …”

Failure analysis: SL- and RQ,SL-expressing NMJs show elevated release probability at very low extracellular calcium. by Douglas J. Brusich (2269936)

“…For the RQ,SL-expressing NMJs, there is a clear rightward shift in the size distribution of RQ,SL-expressing events, as well as a marked decrease in the frequency of failures (categorized as 0 mV events). …”

Reductive Cleavage of Acyl Halides to Carboxylato Alkylidyne Complexes from Their Reactions with the Quintuply Bonded Dimolybdenum Amidinate by N. V. Satyachand Harisomayajula (2611348)

“…Additionally, by swapping the addition order of benzoyl chloride and <i>o</i>-toluoyl chloride, we isolated the pair of benzylidyne isomers [Mo₂(Cl)­(μ-Cl)­(μ-CC₆H₅)­(κ²-O₂C-2-MeC₆H₄)­(μ-κ²-HC­(N-2,6-^<i>i</i>Pr₂C₆H₃)₂)₂] (<b>19</b>) and [Mo₂(Cl)­(μ-Cl)­(μ-C-2-MeC₆H₄)­(κ²-O₂CPh)­(μ-κ²-HC­(N-2,6-^<i>i</i>Pr₂C₆H₃)₂)₂] (<b>20</b>). …”

Reductive Cleavage of Acyl Halides to Carboxylato Alkylidyne Complexes from Their Reactions with the Quintuply Bonded Dimolybdenum Amidinate by N. V. Satyachand Harisomayajula (2611348)

“…Additionally, by swapping the addition order of benzoyl chloride and <i>o</i>-toluoyl chloride, we isolated the pair of benzylidyne isomers [Mo₂(Cl)­(μ-Cl)­(μ-CC₆H₅)­(κ²-O₂C-2-MeC₆H₄)­(μ-κ²-HC­(N-2,6-^<i>i</i>Pr₂C₆H₃)₂)₂] (<b>19</b>) and [Mo₂(Cl)­(μ-Cl)­(μ-C-2-MeC₆H₄)­(κ²-O₂CPh)­(μ-κ²-HC­(N-2,6-^<i>i</i>Pr₂C₆H₃)₂)₂] (<b>20</b>). …”