Functional characterization of skinned myocardium prepared from Epac1TG. by Yoshiki Ohnuki (576298)

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Phosphorylation status of myofilament proteins prepared from Epac1TG. by Yoshiki Ohnuki (576298)

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Effects of chronic ISO infusion on cardiac function in Epac1TG. by Yoshiki Ohnuki (576298)

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Epac1 expression in the hearts of NTG and Epac1TG. by Yoshiki Ohnuki (576298)

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Significantly decreased necrosis observed on wheat leaves inoculated with <i>ΔZtknr4</i>. by Erika Kroll (20537020)

Lipidomic analysis of epidermis using LC-IMS-CID-MS reveals major changes in CKO// epidermis. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Metabolism of lipids and lipid proteins CKO vs K5Cre Reactome by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Ceramide biosynthetic process CKO vs K5Cre GO: Biological Processes. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Conditional deletion of C/EBP in epidermis results in downregulation of transcripts and pathways associated with lipid biosynthesis in epidermis. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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UHPLC-MS CKO vs K5Cre results. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Uncropped raw western blot images. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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LC-IMS-CID-MS CKO vs K5Cre results. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Fatty acids, triacylglycerol and ketone body metabolism CKO vs K5Cre Reactome. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Phospholipid metabolism CKO vs K5Cre Reactome. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Cholesterol biosynthetic process CKO vs K5Cre GO: Biological Processes. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Targeted analysis of cholesterol and cholesterol esters in epidermis reveals changes in specific cholesterol esters in CKO epidermis. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Localization and conditional deletion of C/EBP in SKH1 mouse epidermis. by Kevin J. Mills (9270966)

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Diagrammatic illustration showing the time-course of the experimental set-up as well as the experimental endpoints. by Bryan S. Margulies (21492667)

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<b>Addition root exudates increase microbial biomass but decreases diversity and richness.</b> by Xiaochong Zhang (21179348)

Effects of increasing gravel on initial escape latency in non-injured <i>vs.</i> by Ella R. Dockendorf (21533334)

“…</b> However latency was significantly decrease for the 40 g condition in the injured day 0 animals. **** indicates significant differences across increasing amounts of gravel (p < 0.0001). * indicates a post-hoc test confirming a significant difference between injured and non-injured animals 40 g (p < 0.05).…”