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Affected cats have significantly increased astrocyte density within the grey matter.
Published 2020“…<p>(<b>A-B</b>) GFAP immunohistochemistry (IHC) of grey matter indicates increased density of astrocytes. (<b>C-E</b>) Digital image-analysis algorithms measured a significant increase in GFAP stain density primarily in grey matter stain. …”
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AZ10606120 treatment does not significantly increase apoptosis mediated cell death.
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The combination of 3-MA and CDDP significantly increased CDDP-induced cell death.
Published 2025“…CDDP (20 μM), *<i><i>P</i></i> < 0.05, **<i><i>P</i></i> < 0.01, <i><i>ns</i></i> means not significant. <b>(C, D)</b> After 24 hours of treatment with 3-MA and CDDP, nasopharyngeal cancer cells showed a significant increase in JC-1 monomer fluorescence compared to both the CDDP-only treatment group and the control group (C, D, top rows). …”
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In LPS-treated mice, IL-6 significantly increased in serum but not in the cerebral cortex.
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Significant increase in NS3 nonsynonymous SNPs/site associated with strain turnover.
Published 2019“…A significant increase in nonsynonymous SNPs/site is observed across NS3.…”
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Significantly variable serum amino acid and gamma-glutamyl amino acid metabolites.
Published 2024“…Linear mixed-effects models were used to identify serum metabolites that varied significantly among the storage conditions. …”
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S<sub>crit</sub> increases with increasing temperature.
Published 2019“…A linear-regression was fitted for these data points (R<sub>2</sub> = 0.793, <i>P</i><0.001) showing an increase in S<sub>crit</sub> (e.g. a decrease in hypoxia tolerance) with increasing temperature.…”
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