(A) Appearance image of psoriasis on the back skin of mouse. by Xiaoqiang Huang (1457860)

Importance of the predictor variables for estimating AGB using a random forest model. by Kasip Tiwari (22232186)

The influence of the smoothing parameter on prediction accuracy. by Sabine Haberland (22783613)

Change in drinking behaviour over time: number of visits. by M. Jordana Rivero (14610947)

SHAP interpretation of the optimal machine learning model. by Wentao Yang (205781)

Upwelling index series. by Antonio Bode (1473376)

Change in drinking behaviour over time: daily water intake. by M. Jordana Rivero (14610947)

δ¹⁵N in <i>Fucus spiralis</i> vs. <i>F. vesiculosus.</i> by Antonio Bode (1473376)

Change in drinking behaviour over time: water intake per visit. by M. Jordana Rivero (14610947)

NREM 1/f slopes calculated from Power Spectrum Densities (PSDs) have a robust nocturnal rhythm at low frequencies that are initially flattened during spontaneous oxycodone withdraw... by Michael Gulledge (20577135)

δ¹⁵N in <i>Fucus spp. vs. Bifurcaria bifurcata.</i> by Antonio Bode (1473376)

PLE inhibits IMQ-induced inflammatory in mice, and the contents of TNF-α (A) and IL-17A (B). by Xiaoqiang Huang (1457860)

Stable isotopes in algae and mussels. by Antonio Bode (1473376)

Seasonality of δ¹⁵N in <i>Mytilus galloprovincialis.</i> by Antonio Bode (1473376)

PLE inhibits IMQ-induced oxidative stress in mice, and the contents of SOD (A, C) and MDA (B, D) in mouse serum and back skin lesions were measured. by Xiaoqiang Huang (1457860)

Seasonality of δ¹⁵N in <i>Fucus spiralis.</i> by Antonio Bode (1473376)

PLE prevents the development of psoriasis by inhibiting the activation of TLR4/NF- κB and PI3K/AKT signaling pathway. by Xiaoqiang Huang (1457860)

Spontaneous oxycodone withdrawal transiently eliminates diurnal changes in NREM depth. by Michael Gulledge (20577135)

Definitions of the key terms used in this study. by Eriko Takahashi (22608061)

“…Participants (N = 577, mean age = 25.1 years, SD = 5.1) were recruited from an online community. …”

Spontaneous oxycodone withdrawal disrupts sleep/wake architecture. by Michael Gulledge (20577135)

“…For lights on, when rats show less % time asleep, the number of NREM (<b>B, left panel</b>) and Wake (<b>D, left panel</b>) bouts is increased, with corresponding decreases in NREM and REM bout duration. For lights off, there is a significant increase in the # of bouts of all sleep stages (<b>B, C, D, right panels</b>) with a corresponding decrease in Wake bout duration (<b>D, right panel</b>). …”