Shifting <i>V. cholerae</i> from glucose-based to starch-based conditions leads to a decrease in CT production. by Juliane Kühn (669504)

An ATM-specific inhibitor decreases HBoV1 infection of HAE-ALI. by Xuefeng Deng (138723)

An ATR-specific inhibitor decreases HBoV1 infection of HAE-ALI. by Xuefeng Deng (138723)

iNOS deficiency ameliorated increased expression of atrogenes and decreased cross-sectional area in skeletal muscle of burned mice. by Harumasa Nakazawa (684211)

“…<p>A, B, At 3 days after burn or sham-burn, mRNA levels of atrogenes, Murf1 and atrogin-1, were significantly increased by burn injury in wild-type (WT) mice. …”

Decrease in mitochondrial membrane potential levels seen in a model of hyperoxia-induced BPD. by Yifan Luo (5868083)

Histological findings of adult WT and <i>Gli1</i>^+/− mice. by Yoshiaki Kitaura (644233)

Exposure to IQ3A compounds decreases <i>HSP90</i> and <i>KRAS</i> mRNA, protein expression and <i>KRAS</i> transcription. by Hugo Brito (747224)

Three Ca_V3.3 variants left-shift the window current, while the A398V completely abolishes the window current. by Yousra El Ghaleb (22075892)

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siRNA IDH1 decreased cell proliferation and migration. by Huixia Zhu (3615314)

MDSCs decrease the frequency of Th17 cells in mice with DSS-induced colitis. by Jing Zhang (23775)

“…A) Adoptive transfer of MDSCs decreased serum IL-17 level in DSS-treated WT mice. …”

Increases in 1,5-anhydrosorbitol and decreases in ascorbic acid following RYGB. by David M. Mutch (37665)

“…B) For ascorbic acid, the ANOVA model did not detect group-specific changes over time (no group:time interaction), but indicated significant decreases from T0 to T6 in both groups. Overall, 1,5-anhydrosorbitol and ascorbic acid were significantly different at each time point between OB and OB/D subgroups (p<0.01, see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007905#pone-0007905-t002" target="_blank"><b>TABLE 2</b></a>).…”

Time-dependent decreases in beclin-1 (A), Atg5 (B), and SIRT1 (C) protein expression in N2a cells exposed to exogenous Aβ1–42 (10μ μM). by Hye Rin Lee (616252)

FTY720 decreased viability, proliferation, and motility and induced apoptosis in human hepatoblastoma cells. by Laura L. Stafman (6577184)

“…(B) Following 24 hours of treatment with FTY720, the proliferation of HuH6 cells measured using the CellTiter 96 cell proliferation assay was significantly decreased (IC₅₀ = 6.4 μM, p ≤ 0.05). (C) HuH6 cells were plated and allowed to reach 80% confluence, at which time the media was changed for fresh media (0, 5, or 8 μM FTY720) and a standard scratch wound was made. …”

<i>csrnp1a</i> knockdown decreases the number of blood cells in circulation. by Jaime Espina (106906)

“…(I) qPCR with primers located in exon 2 and 3 of 24 hpf control embryos (C) and splicing morphants injected with two concentrations, 2,5 and 5 ng per embryo, showing the relative expression of <i>csrnp1a</i> message, which decreases significantly in a dose-dependent manner (t student p<0,01).…”

Variants enriched in an <i>Ae</i>. <i>aegypti</i> cell line <i>(</i>Aag2) have increased fitness in Aag2 cells but decreased fitness in a human cell line (MRC-5). by Chelsea Cereghino (15188341)

Results obtained following a decrease in laser intensity by rotation of the Collison nebulizer. by Elliott Donghyun Kim (19469973)

Loss of nsp14-ExoN activity decreases recombination frequency and alters recombination junction patterns across the genome. by Jennifer Gribble (10005444)

H-MSCs^WT decrease myofibroblasts in peri-infarction region. by Panpan Chen (307628)

Three variants lower the rheobase and increase firing frequency of Ca_V3.3, while the A398V variant shows the opposite effect. by Yousra El Ghaleb (22075892)

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<i>Dmxl2</i> knockdown in INS-1E cells decreases glucose-induced insulin release. by Brooke Tata (633065)

“…(B) Seventy-two hours after the transfection of INS-1E cells with <i>Dmxl2-</i>siRNA, <i>Dmxl2</i> mRNA levels had decreased by 75% (error bars: SEM; from three independent experiments). …”