NLR family CARD domain containing 5 promotes hypoxia-induced cancer progress and carboplatin resistance by activating PI3K/AKT via carcinoembryonic antigen related cell adhesion mo... by Yu Dong (398252)

“…<p>It is well known that non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) is a malignant tumor with high incidence in the world. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

The Effect of Surface Interactions on the Coalescence of Water Droplets in Fuel by Rana Bachnak (17054018)

“…It is found that for both cases the dimensionless drainage time is decreasing as a function of <i>Ca</i>. In addition, the coalescence events for droplets with multiple contacts, either with other droplets or with the PDMS droplet traps, had a lower dimensionless drainage time than that between two free droplets brought together in the Stokes trap. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Pharmacological Disruption of Phosphorylated Eukaryotic Initiation Factor-2α/Activating Transcription Factor 4/Indian Hedgehog Protects Intervertebral Disc Degeneratio... by Junping Bao (10931142)

“…In an instability-induced IDD model in mice, ISRIB suppressed p-eIF2α/ATF4/Ihh and prevented IDD via protecting the anti-oxidative enzymes and decreased the NP cell apoptosis. …”

Profiles of steering curvature reproduce thermotactic behavior. by Muneki Ikeda (5166362)

Embryonic development of the bay pipefish. by Bianca R. Maters (12536443)

“…The white arrow indicates a larger disc of more dispersed material that the cellular disc sites upon. …”

The opportunity for sexual selection in <i>L. undecimlineata</i>. by Martha Lucía Baena (155828)

“…The opportunity for sexual selection for both estimates that factor in sex ratio (<i>I</i>_mates(adj) and <i>I</i>_mates(phen)) resulted in significantly higher randomly expected values for periods 1, 2 and 3. …”

Liquid Imbibition in Ceramic-Coated Carbon Nanotube Films by Hangbo Zhao (2565541)

“…We show that the imbibition rate decreases as the ceramic coating thickness increases, which effectively changes the CNT-CNT spacing and therefore decreases the permeability. …”

Liquid Imbibition in Ceramic-Coated Carbon Nanotube Films by Hangbo Zhao (2565541)

“…We show that the imbibition rate decreases as the ceramic coating thickness increases, which effectively changes the CNT-CNT spacing and therefore decreases the permeability. …”

Liquid Imbibition in Ceramic-Coated Carbon Nanotube Films by Hangbo Zhao (2565541)

“…We show that the imbibition rate decreases as the ceramic coating thickness increases, which effectively changes the CNT-CNT spacing and therefore decreases the permeability. …”

Bioremediation of Chlorinated Ethenes in Fractured Bedrock and Associated Changes in Dechlorinating and Nondechlorinating Microbial Populations by Alfredo Pérez-de-Mora (1803556)

“…Changes in dechlorinating and nondechlorinating populations (fermenters, acetogens, methanogens, and sulfate reducers) were assessed via quantitative PCR (qPCR). During biostimulation with ethanol, concentrations of TCE daughter products <i>cis</i>-dichloroethene (cDCE) and vinyl chloride (VC) decreased in association with an enrichment of <i>vcrA</i> (VC reductive dehalogenase)-carrying <i>Dehalococcoides</i>, whereas ethene production was only moderate. …”

Data_Sheet_2_Loss of ULK1 Attenuates Cholesterogenic Gene Expression in Mammalian Hepatic Cells.docx by Sangam Rajak (9441020)

“…Genetic silencing of ULK1 in non-starved mouse (AML-12) and human (HepG2) hepatic cells as well as in mouse liver followed by transcriptome and pathway analysis revealed that the loss of ULK1 expression led to significant down-regulation of genes involved in the MVA/cholesterol biosynthesis pathway. At a mechanistic level, loss of ULK1 led to decreased expression of SREBF2/SREBP2 (sterol regulatory element binding factor 2) via its effects on AKT-FOXO3a signaling and repression of SREBF2 target genes in the MVA pathway. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Loss of ULK1 Attenuates Cholesterogenic Gene Expression in Mammalian Hepatic Cells.docx by Sangam Rajak (9441020)

“…Genetic silencing of ULK1 in non-starved mouse (AML-12) and human (HepG2) hepatic cells as well as in mouse liver followed by transcriptome and pathway analysis revealed that the loss of ULK1 expression led to significant down-regulation of genes involved in the MVA/cholesterol biosynthesis pathway. At a mechanistic level, loss of ULK1 led to decreased expression of SREBF2/SREBP2 (sterol regulatory element binding factor 2) via its effects on AKT-FOXO3a signaling and repression of SREBF2 target genes in the MVA pathway. …”