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Line graph illustrating mean body weight (in grams) at weekly intervals during the induction phase.
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MMR (maternal deaths per 100,000 live births) and 95% confidence limits, PDHS 2007 and PMMS 2019.
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Line graph illustrating mean body weight (in grams) at weekly intervals during the treatment phase.
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Line graph illustrating mean food intake (g) at weekly intervals during the treatment phase.
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EF-24 treatment significantly reduces cell viability in leukemia cell lines.
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Training impact on electrical properties of P3 lumbar MNs. Rin: input resistance. Rheobase: lowest intensity of current injected in MNs to elicit an action potential (AP). AP threshold: voltage measured at the foot of the AP. AP amplitude: measured between the resting membrane potential and the AP peak. AP half width: time spent by the potential > 50% of the AP maximum amplitude. AP rise time: time spent by the potential between 10% and 90% of the AP maximum amplitude. AP half decay time: time spent by the potential between the AP maximum amplitude and the 50% decreasing amplitude. ADP: after-depolarization potential....
Published 2025“…AP half decay time: time spent by the potential between the AP maximum amplitude and the 50% decreasing amplitude. ADP: after-depolarization potential. …”
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IRE1 silencing downregulates cell cycle genes and engages TP53 and specific CDK inhibitors.
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