Targeted screen of 20 conserved neuronal RBPs reveals eight novel associative memory regulators. by Ashley N. Hayden (19871128)

“…Blue arrows indicate enhanced memory while pink arrows indicate decreased memory; lines indicate memory did not change. …”

Isolation and characterization of the <i>clr4–1</i> mutant strain. by Ziyue Liu (381532)

“…The X-axis represents the significance of the enriched annotations (-log₁₀<i>p</i>). …”

Characterization of <i>S. japonicus pab</i>2Δ. by Ziyue Liu (381532)

“…Ten-fold serial dilutions were spotted onto complete medium plates and incubated at the indicated temperatures. …”

Ablation results. by Gang Xu (219455)

“…Current methods commonly back-project voxels onto images to align voxel-pixel features, yet during this process, pixel features are insufficiently involved in learning, leading to a decrease in geometric perception accuracy and, consequently, impacting detection performance. …”

Complexity comparison results. by Gang Xu (219455)

“…Current methods commonly back-project voxels onto images to align voxel-pixel features, yet during this process, pixel features are insufficiently involved in learning, leading to a decrease in geometric perception accuracy and, consequently, impacting detection performance. …”

Ablation results on Nerf-Det [28]. by Gang Xu (219455)

“…Current methods commonly back-project voxels onto images to align voxel-pixel features, yet during this process, pixel features are insufficiently involved in learning, leading to a decrease in geometric perception accuracy and, consequently, impacting detection performance. …”

Ablation results on noise. by Gang Xu (219455)

“…Current methods commonly back-project voxels onto images to align voxel-pixel features, yet during this process, pixel features are insufficiently involved in learning, leading to a decrease in geometric perception accuracy and, consequently, impacting detection performance. …”

Footprints of Pr77^Gag on the WT structure model. by Suresha G. Prabhu (19797666)

“…All nucleotides that show a reactivity decrease >40% upon Gag addition, also show statistically significant difference according to the Mann–Whitney non parametrical U test (<i>p</i> < 0.05). …”

Geometric interpretation and data visualisation equivalent describing the DI algorithmic pipeline. by Borjan Milinkovic (21349908)

Mapping changes in patterning after inhibition of Notch activity. by Matthew French (13007466)

“…Note the statistically significant decrease in the CLE and NSB like regions TBX6. …”

Impact of the <i>fas2</i>Δ/Δ mutant on fungal cell wall structure. by Yajing Zhao (1571059)

“…The MFI from three independent experiments is displayed with standard deviation (D). Statistical significance is denoted as **<i>P</i> < 0.01 and ***<i>P</i> < 0.001, with ‘ns’ indicating no significance.…”

Proteomic and phosphoproteomic time course over sexual differentiation. by Melvin Bérard (7907558)

“…(<b>C</b>) Table displaying the number of phosphosites with significant changes during starvation (top 2 lines) and with significant difference between mating and starvation conditions (bottom 2 lines); 272 (156 + 116) sites changed specifically during mating, after correction by the starvation values. …”

Mapping the properties of cells in relation to their local neighborhood. by Matthew French (13007466)

“…The difference in TBX6 NR values is statistically significant in the NMP ROI with a high difference in distributions compared to TBXT or SOX2. …”

Data Sheet 2_Red mite (Panonychus citri) attack amplifies citrus rootstock-driven responses in physiological and biochemical traits, VOC emission, and expression of defence-related... by Tommy Rioja (22179742)

“…<p>Citriculture faces significant constraints in expanding into new environments and agroecological zones. …”

Data Sheet 1_Red mite (Panonychus citri) attack amplifies citrus rootstock-driven responses in physiological and biochemical traits, VOC emission, and expression of defence-related... by Tommy Rioja (22179742)

“…<p>Citriculture faces significant constraints in expanding into new environments and agroecological zones. …”

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. …”