Image_1_Expression of Cyclin-D1 in Astrocytes Varies During Aging.TIF by Brigitte Ciapa (421894)

“…Their number increased with age in the hippocampus area but decreased with age in the SVZ. Clusters of astrocytes expressing cyclin-D1 were also detected in the cortical areas of old mice and around blood vessels of neurogenic areas. …”

<i>dVMAT</i> mutant heads store less histamine than controls. by Rafael Romero-Calderón (170680)

“…<p>(A) Histamine content is decreased by 30% in the homozygous <i>dVMAT</i>^P1 allele (P/P) and 47% in homozygotes of the <i>dVMAT</i>^Δ14 allele (Δ14) compared with the control line <i>w¹¹¹⁸Cs</i>₁₀ (w; +/+). …”

Niche saturation for (A) foraminifers, (B) euphausiids, (C) oceanic sharks, (D) tuna/billfish, (E) cetaceans and (F) pinnipeds. by Grégory Beaugrand (150537)

Different ellipsoidal particles with De = 6.30 mm used in the discrete element simulations. by Yongfeng Zhu (7361045)

<i>ING3</i> knockout decreases pan-H4Ac and BRD4 levels and stimulates HIV-1 transcriptional initiation and elongation upon addition of AZD5582. by Emily Hsieh (377992)

“…<p><b>(A)</b> Genome browser tracks centered over the HIV-1 LTR showing the pan-H4Ac signal decreases in the <i>ING3</i> knockout alone and in combination with AZD5582 conditions. …”

Background characteristics of young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Cardiac assessments for stroke etiology in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Proportion of stroke subtypes according to age among young adults versus non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Frequency of uncommon causes in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Vascular assessments for stroke etiology in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Frequency of embolic sources in young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Prevalence of vascular risk factors according to age among young adults versus non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Prevalence of lifestyle-related risk factors according to age among young adults versus non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Stroke subtype of young adults and non-young adults. by Yuichiro Ohya (13040293)

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Mean sum of squares for MI% and chromosomal aberrations from mung bean root tips under Cd alone and priming with phytohormones and proline before Cd stress. by Meher Hassan (11502144)

Statistical data supporting the data in Fig 1, S1 and S2 Figs, on transcriptional activation of GREB1 and NRIP1 induced by E2. by Luciana I. Gómez Acuña (18605719)

<i>In vitro</i> characterization of key marker proteins AQP5, ANO1, α-SMA, and CEACAM5 in cultures of the SG by immunofluorescence staining. by Patricia Klaka (4347595)

“…Polarization and differentiation of spheroids could be shown with luminal ANO1 (f) and basolateral α-SMA staining (i). Outgrown SG cells showed decreased marker expressions in the 2D cultures. …”

DN-Rab10 inhibits caffeine induced increased activity but not mortality. by Scott M. Vanderwerf (785324)

HE images of the adherent cells in the 2D and 3D scaffold systems. by Lucrezia Ferretti (18806152)

“…Cells within SHE (5x magnification) reach 60% confluence at 24h (p) and a 100% confluence at 72h (q). Instead, in SHR1 (5x magnification), SHR2 and SHR3 (10x magnification) the cells barely reached 50% confluence at 72h, then the cellularity decreased between 72h and 7 days (j-o). 2D culture (5x magnification) show a higher cellularity in each time point compared to scaffolds (a-c). …”

DataSheet1_Artemis inhibition as a therapeutic strategy for acute lymphoblastic leukemia.pdf by Heather A. Ogana (11774297)

“…Therefore, we evaluated four compounds (827171, 827032, 826941, and 825226), previously generated from a large Artemis targeted drug screen. A biochemical assay using a purified Artemis:DNA-PKcs complex shows that the Artemis inhibitors 827171, 827032, 826941, 825226 have nanomolar IC50 values for Artemis inhibition. …”