table_1_Dynamic Interplay of Innate and Adaptive Immunity During Sterile Retinal Inflammation: Insights From the Transcriptome.xlsx od Riccardo Natoli (443560)

“...This revealed a previously uncharted interplay of adaptive immunity during subretinal inflammation, including prolonged enrichment of myeloid and lymphocyte migration, antigen presentation, and the alternative arm of the complement cascade involving Factor B. ...”

data_sheet_6_Dynamic Interplay of Innate and Adaptive Immunity During Sterile Retinal Inflammation: Insights From the Transcriptome.PDF od Riccardo Natoli (443560)

“...This revealed a previously uncharted interplay of adaptive immunity during subretinal inflammation, including prolonged enrichment of myeloid and lymphocyte migration, antigen presentation, and the alternative arm of the complement cascade involving Factor B. ...”

data_sheet_4_Dynamic Interplay of Innate and Adaptive Immunity During Sterile Retinal Inflammation: Insights From the Transcriptome.PDF od Riccardo Natoli (443560)

“...This revealed a previously uncharted interplay of adaptive immunity during subretinal inflammation, including prolonged enrichment of myeloid and lymphocyte migration, antigen presentation, and the alternative arm of the complement cascade involving Factor B. ...”

data_sheet_7_Dynamic Interplay of Innate and Adaptive Immunity During Sterile Retinal Inflammation: Insights From the Transcriptome.PDF od Riccardo Natoli (443560)

“...This revealed a previously uncharted interplay of adaptive immunity during subretinal inflammation, including prolonged enrichment of myeloid and lymphocyte migration, antigen presentation, and the alternative arm of the complement cascade involving Factor B. ...”

data_sheet_3_Dynamic Interplay of Innate and Adaptive Immunity During Sterile Retinal Inflammation: Insights From the Transcriptome.PDF od Riccardo Natoli (443560)

“...This revealed a previously uncharted interplay of adaptive immunity during subretinal inflammation, including prolonged enrichment of myeloid and lymphocyte migration, antigen presentation, and the alternative arm of the complement cascade involving Factor B. ...”

Mid-Holocene burials and skull. od Paul C. Sereno (36583)

“...(D)-Mid-Holocene juvenile (G1B2; ∼2835 B.C.E.) with upper arm bracelet of hippo ivory. (E)-Mid-Holocene triple burial involving an adult female (G1B8; ∼3315 B.C.E.) and two juveniles (G1B9, G1B10) with intertwined arms, hands and legs. ...”

Effects of hyperoxia on dynamic muscular endurance are associated with individual whole-body endurance capacity od Yuta Kojima (8664709)

“...Low-intensity training involving high repetitions is recommended to enhance muscular endurance. ...”

Development of gene-based markers for the identification of wheat-rye translocations possessing 1RS od YJ Lee (807190)

“...To develop gene-based 1RS specific markers, expressed sequence tags (ESTs) mapped to the short arm of wheat homoeologous group 1 were downloaded from a public database. ...”

Deletion of the MBII-85 snoRNA Gene Cluster in Mice Results in Postnatal Growth Retardation od Boris V Skryabin (272665)

“...It is caused by the loss of function of one or more imprinted, paternally expressed genes on the proximal long arm of chromosome 15. Several potential PWS mouse models involving the orthologous region on chromosome 7C exist. ...”

Precursors of Dancing and Singing to Music in Three- to Four-Months-Old Infants od Shinya Fujii (565601)

“...<div><p>Dancing and singing to music involve auditory-motor coordination and have been essential to our human culture since ancient times. ...”

A Quantitative RNAi Screen for JNK Modifiers Identifies Pvr as a Novel Regulator of <em>Drosophila</em> Immune Signaling od David Bond (89182)

“...Furthermore, given the pleiotropic involvement of JNK in eukaryotic cell biology, we believe that many of the novel regulators identified in this screen are of interest beyond immune signaling....”

Selection strategies for identifying RNA-cleaving deoxyribozymes od Scott K. Silverman (9710)

“...In strategy 2, the single ribonucleotide cleavage site was placed between two Watson–Crick binding arms, as first reported by Breaker and Joyce () and used in several subsequent experiments (,,,,). ...”

An Unprecedented Role Reversal: Ground Beetle Larvae (Coleoptera: Carabidae) Lure Amphibians and Prey upon Them od Gil Wizen (204764)

“...Moreover, this interaction involves a small insect larva that successfully lures and preys on a larger vertebrate. ...”

Extracellular multi-unit recording in the anterior optic tract (AOT) of the honeybee brain. od Theo Mota (528036)

“...<p><b>A</b>) Scheme of the bee brain showing the location and the main input and output tracts involving the anterior optic tubercle (AOTU). The AOTU is divided into a major unit and a small lateral ensemble of units. ...”

The effects of implementing a point-of-care electronic template to prompt routine anxiety and depression screening in patients consulting for osteoarthritis (the Primary Care Osteo... od Christian D. Mallen (633500)

“...Templates were completed for 2,042 patients (1,339 [31.6%] in the control arm and 703 [23.1%] in the intervention arm). Of these 2,042 patients, 1,412 returned questionnaires (501 [71.3%] from 20 intervention practices, 911 [68.0%] from 24 control practices). ...”

Light microscopic histopathology of scrapie-infected C57BL/10 and tg44+/+ transgenic mice. od Bruce Chesebro (343176)

“...(I) High power view of lower arm of dentate gyrus outlined in panel H, shows multiple areas of neuronal loss (arrows). ...”

Dancing for Food in the Deep Sea: Bacterial Farming by a New Species of Yeti Crab od Andrew R. Thurber (137872)

“...We hypothesize that this species waves its arm in reducing fluid to increase the productivity of its epibionts by removing boundary layers which may otherwise limit carbon fixation. ...”

hNGFR100E bioactivity on survival of TF1 and hippocampal neurons. od Simona Capsoni (161132)

“...(C) Exposure of rat hippocampal cells to hNGF mutants (HNGFX), for 2 days in culture (priming) induces an NGF dependency (cell death after hNGF removal, green arm), which is rescued by re-exposing the cells to hNGF mutants (blue and red arms). ...”

Experimental arrangement. od Oliver E. Flouty (283082)

“...C and D) Photographs of the sheep’s brain before and after removal of the 96 contact subdural grid (Sheep 3). ...”

Robotic Left Upper Lobectomy with Aberrant Lingular Bronchus and Mediastinal Lingular Artery od Benjamin A. Palleiko (10536472)

“...The stapler is brought through arm 1, a 12mm port, which is placed at the beginning of the case in line with the fissure. ...”