Sex and BMI Significantly Modify Metabolic Associations Influenced by PCOS_PRS. by Ky’Era V. Actkins (15999347)

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Primary exome-wide significant findings. by Matt J. Neville (181878)

Credible Sets for genome-wide significant chr19. by Amy D. Stockwell (14052956)

“…There is a genetic component to DR and DME risk, but few replicable loci. Because not all DR cases have DME, we focused on DME to increase power, and conducted a multi-ancestry GWAS to assess DME risk in a total of 1,502 DME patients and 5,603 non-DME controls in discovery and replication datasets. …”

Correlations between significantly different microbiota and metabolites. by Bhuripit Saraphol (20855573)

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Pre-exposure to mRNA-LNPs or LNPs significantly inhibits subsequent adaptive immune responses induced by the mRNA-LNP vaccine. by Zhen Qin (411748)

No significant changes in cytokines produced by Hofbauer cells and trophoblasts during ZIKV infection. by Thomas Langerak (6612854)

Data_Sheet_1_Long-Term Increase in Cholesterol Is Associated With Better Cognitive Function: Evidence From a Longitudinal Study.docx by Huamin Liu (6852678)

“…The increases in other cholesterol were also negatively associated with the risk of cognitive decline although not significantly.…”

Genes with significantly decreased expression in head tissue from pan-neuronal ND-75^KD using Tub-Gal80^ts; nSyb-Gal4. by Lucy Granat (5570813)

Significant variables of DR association from univariate analyses. by Radhika Krishnan (15213756)

Dose- and time-dependent effect of IFN-γ and TNF-α on benzamil-sensitive <i>I</i>_sc and TEER in HBECs. by Anusree Sasidharan (19226521)

Association of obesity in children and adolescents with ovarian cancer in studies providing relative risks (RRs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs). by Nan Ding (710349)

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KEGG pathway analysis for the three miRNAs, which significant changes in the exercise response after 4 months of increased exercise. by Barbara Mayr (7065950)

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Percentage of individuals performing better at F1, F2 and F3. by Gurpreet Kaur Suri (12106975)

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Risk of bias for each domain and overall judgement for risk of bias for each included RCT. by Oluwatosin Badejo (18771123)

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Temporal trends of risk of financial toxicity (FT) between insured and uninsured patients, 2016–2019; no significant trends noted. by Alberto Romo Valenzuela (17879523)

Risk of bias assessment of included studies. by Ting Luo (125475)

ROB2 risk-of-bias. by Yicheng Guo (6066023)

“…BoNT-A is associated with a higher rate of adverse events, but does not increase the risk of drippling or erectile dysfunction. …”

Risk of bias assessment. by Ansh Desai (14334059)

Characteristics associated with perceived increase in health emergencies due to extreme heat, drought, flooding, wildfires, or other extreme weather events by climate change. by Madeline E. Ross (17087297)

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Correlations of cytokines that significantly change between the pre-infusion and post-infusion blood draws pearson’s correlation between cytokine pairs is indicated by color and si... by Jordan K. Abbott (8934239)

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