Supplementary Tables S1 and S2 by Thomas Clanton (9323303)

“…In the second hour of exposure, though G-CSF, IL-6, KC(CXCL1) and MCP-1(CCL2) were elevated nearly 5-10-fold compared to the first hour, only MCP-1 decreased secretion in LyzMyd88^-/- muscles. …”

Table 4_Scalability of spheroid-derived small extracellular vesicles production in stirred systems.xlsx by Thibaud Dauphin (21196820)

“…However, transferring the spinner flask (SpF) process to the Ambr®250 STBr at constant P/V modified spheroid size, due to important geometric differences and impeller design. Compared to a monolayer reference process, sEV yield decreased two-fold in SpF, but increased two-fold in STBr. …”

Table 2_Scalability of spheroid-derived small extracellular vesicles production in stirred systems.xlsx by Thibaud Dauphin (21196820)

“…However, transferring the spinner flask (SpF) process to the Ambr®250 STBr at constant P/V modified spheroid size, due to important geometric differences and impeller design. Compared to a monolayer reference process, sEV yield decreased two-fold in SpF, but increased two-fold in STBr. …”

Table 1_Scalability of spheroid-derived small extracellular vesicles production in stirred systems.docx by Thibaud Dauphin (21196820)

“…However, transferring the spinner flask (SpF) process to the Ambr®250 STBr at constant P/V modified spheroid size, due to important geometric differences and impeller design. Compared to a monolayer reference process, sEV yield decreased two-fold in SpF, but increased two-fold in STBr. …”

Table 3_Scalability of spheroid-derived small extracellular vesicles production in stirred systems.xlsx by Thibaud Dauphin (21196820)

“…However, transferring the spinner flask (SpF) process to the Ambr®250 STBr at constant P/V modified spheroid size, due to important geometric differences and impeller design. Compared to a monolayer reference process, sEV yield decreased two-fold in SpF, but increased two-fold in STBr. …”

Rht1 functions in cell cycle progression and modulates fluconazole susceptibility. by Ci Fu (148006)

“…Line color ranging from dark black to light gray reflects the decreasing fold change in peptide count of Rht1 relative to Eno1. …”

Multivariate statistical analysis diagram. by Ying Zhang (40767)

“…<p><b>(a, b)</b> PLS-DA diagrams. The separation pattern was satisfactory, with significant differences in principal components among the groups, indicating that the metabolic profiles underwent significant alterations between different groups. …”

Image 3_Scalability of spheroid-derived small extracellular vesicles production in stirred systems.tif by Thibaud Dauphin (21196820)

“…However, transferring the spinner flask (SpF) process to the Ambr®250 STBr at constant P/V modified spheroid size, due to important geometric differences and impeller design. Compared to a monolayer reference process, sEV yield decreased two-fold in SpF, but increased two-fold in STBr. …”

Image 1_Scalability of spheroid-derived small extracellular vesicles production in stirred systems.tif by Thibaud Dauphin (21196820)

“…However, transferring the spinner flask (SpF) process to the Ambr®250 STBr at constant P/V modified spheroid size, due to important geometric differences and impeller design. Compared to a monolayer reference process, sEV yield decreased two-fold in SpF, but increased two-fold in STBr. …”

Image 2_Scalability of spheroid-derived small extracellular vesicles production in stirred systems.tif by Thibaud Dauphin (21196820)

“…However, transferring the spinner flask (SpF) process to the Ambr®250 STBr at constant P/V modified spheroid size, due to important geometric differences and impeller design. Compared to a monolayer reference process, sEV yield decreased two-fold in SpF, but increased two-fold in STBr. …”

<i>Tg</i>ATM1-depleted <i>Toxoplasma</i> are functionally complemented through expression of the <i>Plasmodium</i> or yeast homolog. by Deepti Shrivastava (17715780)

“…Unchanged proteins are displayed in black, while significantly altered proteins are displayed in grey (< 1.5-fold change (FC), local false discovery rate, LFDR < 0.05) or in blue (>1.5-fold increased; LFDR < 0.05) or red (> 1.5-fold decreased; LFDR < 0.05). …”

Downregulation of ATM1 affects iron-sulfur cluster proteins in <i>Toxoplasma</i> and iron levels in <i>Plasmodium</i>. by Deepti Shrivastava (17715780)

“…Unchanged proteins are displayed in black, while significantly altered proteins are displayed in grey (< 1.5-fold change (FC), local false discovery rate, LFDR < 0.05) or in blue (>1.5-fold increased; LFDR < 0.05) or red (> 1.5-fold decreased; LFDR < 0.05). …”

Supplementary Figure S2 from Targeting AXL Inhibits the Growth and Metastasis of Prostate Cancer in Bone by Chun-Lung Chiu (20972235)

“…C-D, Quantification of the IHC Ku70-positive areas in mouse tibia specimens treated with vehicle, batiraxcept, docetaxel, and batiraxcept + docetaxel in A-B. Fold change: combination batiraxcept and docetaxel (B+D) group set as 1. …”

Data Sheet 1_Non-targeted metabolomics-mediated elucidation of metabolite changes in Polygonatum kingianum during traditional steaming with black beans.zip by Haiyan Zhu (110483)

“…Compared to the raw PK, the P3 stage exhibited significant increases in saponins, total sugars, organic acids, and flavonoids by 21.29, 35.02, 49.13, and 44.76%, respectively (p < 0.05), reducing sugars showed a remarkable increase of 160.94-fold (p < 0.01), while polysaccharides decreased significantly by 43.33% (p < 0.01).…”

Table 6_UV-C and hydration state drive pulsed light-induced proteome damage in Bacillus pumilus spores.xlsx by Imed Dorbani (21031028)

“…Proteomic changes were analyzed using mass spectrometry to identify proteins with decreased abundance after treatment.</p>Results<p>PL treatment induced a significantly greater proteomic alteration compared to UV-C, particularly in spores suspended in water, where the number of proteins with decreased abundance was ~6-fold higher than in spores sprayed on a polystyrene surface. …”

Table 5_UV-C and hydration state drive pulsed light-induced proteome damage in Bacillus pumilus spores.xlsx by Imed Dorbani (21031028)

“…Proteomic changes were analyzed using mass spectrometry to identify proteins with decreased abundance after treatment.</p>Results<p>PL treatment induced a significantly greater proteomic alteration compared to UV-C, particularly in spores suspended in water, where the number of proteins with decreased abundance was ~6-fold higher than in spores sprayed on a polystyrene surface. …”

Table 4_UV-C and hydration state drive pulsed light-induced proteome damage in Bacillus pumilus spores.xlsx by Imed Dorbani (21031028)

“…Proteomic changes were analyzed using mass spectrometry to identify proteins with decreased abundance after treatment.</p>Results<p>PL treatment induced a significantly greater proteomic alteration compared to UV-C, particularly in spores suspended in water, where the number of proteins with decreased abundance was ~6-fold higher than in spores sprayed on a polystyrene surface. …”

Table 3_UV-C and hydration state drive pulsed light-induced proteome damage in Bacillus pumilus spores.xlsx by Imed Dorbani (21031028)

“…Proteomic changes were analyzed using mass spectrometry to identify proteins with decreased abundance after treatment.</p>Results<p>PL treatment induced a significantly greater proteomic alteration compared to UV-C, particularly in spores suspended in water, where the number of proteins with decreased abundance was ~6-fold higher than in spores sprayed on a polystyrene surface. …”

Table 2_UV-C and hydration state drive pulsed light-induced proteome damage in Bacillus pumilus spores.docx by Imed Dorbani (21031028)

“…Proteomic changes were analyzed using mass spectrometry to identify proteins with decreased abundance after treatment.</p>Results<p>PL treatment induced a significantly greater proteomic alteration compared to UV-C, particularly in spores suspended in water, where the number of proteins with decreased abundance was ~6-fold higher than in spores sprayed on a polystyrene surface. …”

Table 1_UV-C and hydration state drive pulsed light-induced proteome damage in Bacillus pumilus spores.docx by Imed Dorbani (21031028)

“…Proteomic changes were analyzed using mass spectrometry to identify proteins with decreased abundance after treatment.</p>Results<p>PL treatment induced a significantly greater proteomic alteration compared to UV-C, particularly in spores suspended in water, where the number of proteins with decreased abundance was ~6-fold higher than in spores sprayed on a polystyrene surface. …”