Magnetic Fields Generated by Directed Ionic Flow by Lin Wang (11986)

“…Our experimental results reveal that the magnetic flux density is directly proportional to the current intensity and decreases with larger distances. Furthermore, it increases with the number of effective coils and decreases with larger conduit sizes, demonstrating the significant impact of conduit shape on the generated magnetic field. …”

Magnetic Fields Generated by Directed Ionic Flow by Lin Wang (11986)

“…Our experimental results reveal that the magnetic flux density is directly proportional to the current intensity and decreases with larger distances. Furthermore, it increases with the number of effective coils and decreases with larger conduit sizes, demonstrating the significant impact of conduit shape on the generated magnetic field. …”

Position of each slice of anthracite. by Danan Zhao (20861666)

“…The CO₂/CH₄/N₂ gas molecule adsorption capacity of the anthracite macromolecular structure model decreases with increasing temperature. The increase in temperature has the greatest influence on the CO₂ absorption capacity, followed by the CH₄ and N₂ adsorption capacities. …”

Minimal data set. by Danan Zhao (20861666)

“…The CO₂/CH₄/N₂ gas molecule adsorption capacity of the anthracite macromolecular structure model decreases with increasing temperature. The increase in temperature has the greatest influence on the CO₂ absorption capacity, followed by the CH₄ and N₂ adsorption capacities. …”

Schematic of the experiment apparatus. by Danan Zhao (20861666)

“…The CO₂/CH₄/N₂ gas molecule adsorption capacity of the anthracite macromolecular structure model decreases with increasing temperature. The increase in temperature has the greatest influence on the CO₂ absorption capacity, followed by the CH₄ and N₂ adsorption capacities. …”

Physicochemical properties of CO₂, CH₄ and N₂. by Danan Zhao (20861666)

“…The CO₂/CH₄/N₂ gas molecule adsorption capacity of the anthracite macromolecular structure model decreases with increasing temperature. The increase in temperature has the greatest influence on the CO₂ absorption capacity, followed by the CH₄ and N₂ adsorption capacities. …”

<b> </b> Rate of brain weight to body weight in different experimental groups. AlCl3 treatment caused a significant decrease in brain-to-body weight with respect to the control group (P < 0.01). 2 or 5 injections of BM-MSC extracted exosomes significantly protected against the deficit effect of Alcl3 on brain-to-body weight rate.... by Atefeh Sadeghi (21253051)

“…AlCl3 treatment caused a significant decrease in brain-to-body weight with respect to the control group (P < 0.01). 2 or 5 injections of BM-MSC extracted exosomes significantly protected against the deficit effect of Alcl3 on brain-to-body weight rate. …”

Protein differential analysis list. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Effects of NMRAL1 siRNA transfection on the expression of inflammatory cytokines in RAW264.7 macrophages. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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KEGG pathway enrichment bubble plot of differentially expressed proteins between groups. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Venn diagram illustrating common and unique DEPs across group comparisons. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Effect of NMRAL1 siRNA transfection on NMRAL1 mRNA expression in RAW264.7 macrophages. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Quantitative analysis. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Protein identification results. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Basic characteristics of the participants with intestinal mucosal specimens collected. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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GO annotations of differentially expressed proteins between groups. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Volcano plots of differentially expressed proteins between groups. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Peptides identification results. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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Heat map of differentially expressed proteins between groups. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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The experimental workflow of the colonic mucosal proteomics study on AS with intestinal inflammation. by Miao Cheng (4348510)

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