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Results for the asymmetric relationship between military expenditures and DOD energy consumption.
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Supplementary file 1_Bupropion decreases plasma levels of asymmetric dimethylarginine and ameliorates renal injury by modulation of Ddah1, Oatp4c1, Oct2, and Mate1 in rats with ade...
Published 2025“…In adenine-induced chronic renal injury rats, long-term administration of BUP significantly decreased the serum concentration of ADMA and creatinine by 12.78% and 38.85%, respectively, ameliorated interstitial lesions and fibrosis and upregulated Ddah1, Oatp4c1, Oct2, Mate1. …”
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Effect of Bcl-xL on proteins involved in the apoptotic pathway of MDCK cells.
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Changes in sleep patterns before versus during the COVID-19 pandemic by age.
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Regression analysis of sleep habits and sleep-related symptoms associated with pandemic status.
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Differences in growth, metabolism and migration of BY-02 cells compared with WT cells.
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Sociodemographic Characteristics of Sample 2.
Published 2025“…Both in the pre-pandemic and the post-pandemic sample (N<sub>S2</sub> = 348, 206 women, M<sub>age</sub> = 24.61) we found a sex/gender difference, with women scoring significantly higher in the IB-DE subscale than men. …”
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English and German versions of OUS.
Published 2025“…Both in the pre-pandemic and the post-pandemic sample (N<sub>S2</sub> = 348, 206 women, M<sub>age</sub> = 24.61) we found a sex/gender difference, with women scoring significantly higher in the IB-DE subscale than men. …”