Results of the parallel trend test. by Le Zhu (1771669)

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Results of the exclusion of other policies. by Le Zhu (1771669)

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Results of robustness tests. by Le Zhu (1771669)

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Descriptive statistical of variables. by Le Zhu (1771669)

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The results of Bootstrap Method and Sobel Test. by Le Zhu (1771669)

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Impact of the NAMR on CSR dimensions (E, S, G). by Le Zhu (1771669)

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Placebo test. by Le Zhu (1771669)

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Baseline regression results. by Le Zhu (1771669)

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Evolution of the four pre-stimuli psychological parameters (A: Valence, B: Arousal, C: Tension, D: Energy). by Felix Alexandre Schoeller (20988295)

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Bivariate analysis results. by Oejin Shin (20855617)

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Multivariable mixed effect logistic regression for chills, with individual ID and stimulus as a random effect. Individual intercept variance = 1.02 and stimuli intercept variance =... by Felix Alexandre Schoeller (20988295)

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Regression analysis results with depressive symptoms. by Oejin Shin (20855617)

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Regression analysis results with self-rated health. by Oejin Shin (20855617)

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The table provides details about the six different videos used in the study. For each video, a brief description, its length, and its chills ratio (CR) from past ChillsDB studies a... by Felix Alexandre Schoeller (20988295)

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Sequence analysis results. by Oejin Shin (20855617)

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A. Bar chart showing the percentage of participants experiencing chills in response to various stimuli, ordered by descending frequency. by Felix Alexandre Schoeller (20988295)

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Descriptive analysis. by Oejin Shin (20855617)

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<i>N. parisii</i> induces global changes to <i>C. elegans</i> lipidome. by Hala Tamim El Jarkass (16625309)

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Advantages of Novel Anti-cancer Selenosemicarbazones: Preferential Reactivity of Their Fe(III), Cu(II), and Zn(II) Complexes with Key Physiological Reductants/Ligands Versus Isoste... by Mahendiran Dharmasivam (14165426)

“…Considering this: (1) [Fe(PPP4pSe)₂]⁺ demonstrated increased reduction relative to [Fe(PPP4pT)₂]⁺ with glutathione and l-cysteine, while l-ascorbate led to comparable reduction; (2) glutathione led to complete dissociation of [Zn(PPP4pSe)₂], while incomplete dissociation of [Zn(PPP4pT)₂] occurred; and (3) [Cu(PPP4pSe)Cl] demonstrated complete coordinate sphere substitution with glutathione, l-cysteine, and l-ascorbate, whereas [Cu(PPP4pT)Cl] demonstrated partial substitution. The role of glutathione in all three latter reactions is significant, given the greater reactivity of the selenosemicarbazone, and glutathione’s key role in selenosemicarbazone and thiosemicarbazone anticancer activity.…”

Advantages of Novel Anti-cancer Selenosemicarbazones: Preferential Reactivity of Their Fe(III), Cu(II), and Zn(II) Complexes with Key Physiological Reductants/Ligands Versus Isoste... by Mahendiran Dharmasivam (14165426)

“…Considering this: (1) [Fe(PPP4pSe)₂]⁺ demonstrated increased reduction relative to [Fe(PPP4pT)₂]⁺ with glutathione and l-cysteine, while l-ascorbate led to comparable reduction; (2) glutathione led to complete dissociation of [Zn(PPP4pSe)₂], while incomplete dissociation of [Zn(PPP4pT)₂] occurred; and (3) [Cu(PPP4pSe)Cl] demonstrated complete coordinate sphere substitution with glutathione, l-cysteine, and l-ascorbate, whereas [Cu(PPP4pT)Cl] demonstrated partial substitution. The role of glutathione in all three latter reactions is significant, given the greater reactivity of the selenosemicarbazone, and glutathione’s key role in selenosemicarbazone and thiosemicarbazone anticancer activity.…”