Relationship between age and ventral striatum activation during total win > neutral trials in the MTwiNS sample. by Melissa K. Peckins (12042132)

“…False positive rate is controlled across the ventral striatum using 3dClustSim for cluster-level correction (<i>p</i>_unc < .001, alpha < .05, k > 3). …”

Cholesterol accumulation is reduced in NPC1 mutant fibroblasts after trehalose treatment. by Collin M. MacLeod (17512385)

Increased iNOS expression and NF-κB activation in GR ^{EC KO} mice. by Julie E. Goodwin (641705)

“…(A) Control mice show decreased expression of iNOS when given DEX+LPS as compared to LPS alone and while (B) GR ^{EC KO} mice show increased iNOS levels following DEX+LPS as compared to LPS alone. …”

Supplementary Material for: Altered Expression of Cytoskeletal and Axonal Proteins in Oxaliplatin-Induced Neuropathy by Sanna M.D (3224097)

“…We also revealed that the levels of HuD, a neuronal-specific RNA-binding protein, decreased, demonstrating the same temporal and regional expression pattern of GAP43. …”

Densitometric analyses of western immunoblots of samples obtained from conditionally immortalized CHB50 cortical neuroblasts cultured for 24 or 72 hours following p53 induction (-T... by Zulfiqar F Cheema (3325)

The Effects of Age and the Expression of SPARC on Extracellular Matrix Production by Cardiac Fibroblasts in 3-D Cultures by Jessica Trombetta-eSilva (480640)

“…Immunostaining of SPARC overlapped with that of collagen I but not to that of fibronectin in 3D cultures. …”

Number of cells suffering at least one electron hit for different incident photon energies and for different administered doses. by Mehrdad Shahmohammadi Beni (796228)

The adoptively transferred macrophages maintained M1 activation in the liver of recipient mice. by Beibei Zhang (509356)

Impact on ATR of UA159/pDL278-SmsR1. by Jing Li (10611)

Cerebral Hemodynamics in Patients with Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome Assessed by Susceptibility Weighted Imaging and Four-Dimensional Non-Contrast MR Angiography by Ulrike Löbel (3325251)

“…TTP ranged from 3.7 to 10.2 frames (mean, 7.9 ± 1.4). Hemoglobin at the time of MRI (n = 35) was decreased in all patients (range, 5.0 to 12.6 g/dL; mean, 8.2 ± 1.4); hematocrit (n = 33) was abnormally low in all but a single patient (range, 14.3 to 37.2%; mean, 23.7 ± 4.2). …”

Synaptic expression and surface trafficking of glutamate receptors is affected in Ptpn11^D61Y. by Franziska Altmüller (3863011)

“…Note the reduced surface expression of GluA2 and GluN2B and the decrease of the overall expression of GluA1 in Ptpn11^D61Y neurons as compared to controls. …”

IL-10R blockade reverses the inflammation and diminished CD4⁺ T cell response phenotypes observed in the lungs of B cell-depleted C57BL/6 mice during chronic <i>M</i>. <... by Yong Chen (109188)

Hypoxia regulates IGF1 expression through HIF1α, and the inhibition of HIF1α or IGF1R decreased CD133- and Oct4-positive GRPs under hypoxia. by Akiko Murakami (515972)

S1 Fig (A) Bayesian network model of nest site of Kentish plovers. by Dong-Yun Lee (11848808)

“…The BN models demonstrated that the possibility of a nest site in the node of nest site designation decreased as the ambient sand cover increased. …”

Reinforced sample destruction mode. by Xiaoyan Ding (291429)

“…The destructive strain εf of the cured specimens ranged from 1.5% to 6%, which was inversely proportional to the peak strength qu; the elastic modulus E50 was positively correlated with qu. The stress‒strain curves were characterised by three phases of slow increase, rapid increase and sudden decrease in stress under different binder concentration conditions. …”

One-dimensional sand column test conditions. by Xiaoyan Ding (291429)

“…The destructive strain εf of the cured specimens ranged from 1.5% to 6%, which was inversely proportional to the peak strength qu; the elastic modulus E50 was positively correlated with qu. The stress‒strain curves were characterised by three phases of slow increase, rapid increase and sudden decrease in stress under different binder concentration conditions. …”

Image_4_Tucumã Oil Shifted Ruminal Fermentation, Reducing Methane Production and Altering the Microbiome but Decreased Substrate Digestibility Within a RUSITEC Fed a Mixed Hay – Co... by Aline F. O. Ramos (5473229)

“…Methane production (mL/d) was linearly decreased (P = 0.04) with increasing addition of tucumã oil to the substrate. …”

Image_3_Tucumã Oil Shifted Ruminal Fermentation, Reducing Methane Production and Altering the Microbiome but Decreased Substrate Digestibility Within a RUSITEC Fed a Mixed Hay – Co... by Aline F. O. Ramos (5473229)

“…Methane production (mL/d) was linearly decreased (P = 0.04) with increasing addition of tucumã oil to the substrate. …”

Image_5_Tucumã Oil Shifted Ruminal Fermentation, Reducing Methane Production and Altering the Microbiome but Decreased Substrate Digestibility Within a RUSITEC Fed a Mixed Hay – Co... by Aline F. O. Ramos (5473229)

“…Methane production (mL/d) was linearly decreased (P = 0.04) with increasing addition of tucumã oil to the substrate. …”

Image_2_Tucumã Oil Shifted Ruminal Fermentation, Reducing Methane Production and Altering the Microbiome but Decreased Substrate Digestibility Within a RUSITEC Fed a Mixed Hay – Co... by Aline F. O. Ramos (5473229)

“…Methane production (mL/d) was linearly decreased (P = 0.04) with increasing addition of tucumã oil to the substrate. …”