Analysis of PeCoWaCo during cleavage stages. by Özge Özgüç (12290245)

Initiation of PeCoWaCo is independent of cell size. by Özge Özgüç (12290245)

MNS1 compounds induce apoptosis and inhibit migration in adult GBM cells. by Liang Zhang (41392)

“…<p>(a) Flow cytometry analysis of annexin V/PI staining in dBT114 cells showed dose dependent decrease of cell viability, via apoptosis with treatment of MNS1-Leu for 24h. …”

Rab10 operates downstream of Rtca to inhibit regeneration. by Qin Wang (109812)

Manifestations of Post-COVID-19 Conditions (PCC) three months post-acute illness, among those with PCC, by age group^a. by Chelsea S. Lutz (16001569)

The two mechanisms of increase. by Jakub Köry (17980273)

“…<p>When a forking network (<i>α</i> = 1.1, μm) is pruned, perfusion () can increase, shown in (A), via Mechanism I when blood flow is rerouted from pruned vessels to other vessels, as seen in (B) where the number of perfused vessels increases and the number of hypoperfused vessels decreases. …”

Rational N,P-Codoped pH-Activatable Red Carbon Dot for In Vitro and In Vivo Tumor Imaging by Qiuyu Huang (10227623)

“…Here, a low-pH-responsive red carbon dot (CD) was prepared via a hydrothermal reaction for specific tumor imaging in vitro and in vivo. …”

The variables. by Fei Tian (41830)

“…For the exports model, the exports non-efficiency factor increasing at a rate of 0.004 with time increasing, exports trade decreasing at a rate of 0.057 with time increasing. …”

The model testing results. by Fei Tian (41830)

“…For the exports model, the exports non-efficiency factor increasing at a rate of 0.004 with time increasing, exports trade decreasing at a rate of 0.057 with time increasing. …”

RtcB cooperates with its cofactor Archease to promote axon regeneration. by Qin Wang (109812)

“…<p>(A) Generation of <i>RtcB</i>^<i>1-4B</i> mutant flies. …”

Concrete mix design (kg/m³). by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Stress-strain fitting results. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Physical properties of ordinary Portland cement. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Physical properties of lithium slag. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Water quality analysis results of mixing water. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Physical properties of coarse aggregate. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Comparison of three stress-strain curves. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Grading curve of crushed stone. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

SEM micromorphology of fine aggregates. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”

Physical properties of fine aggregate. by Xue-Bin Chen (18404847)

“…<div><p>As one of the key materials used in the civil engineering industry, concrete has a global annual consumption of approximately 10 billion tons. …”