Novel approach to study the perception of animacy in dogs by Judit Abdai (779548)

“…<div><p>Humans tend to perceive inanimate objects as animate based on simple motion cues. So far this perceptual bias has been studied mostly in humans by utilizing two-dimensional video and interactive displays. …”

Framing politics: The enduring appeal of the poster in British General Election campaigns by Chris Burgess (7189583)

“…Artists, designers and advertisers became increasingly involved in the electoral process through their production of innovative, stylistic imagery as part of concerted attempts to influence a burgeoning electorate. …”

Metabolomics of RT.zip by Pengji Zhuo (12651511)

“…Besides, the metabolites are mainly involved in the arginine and proline metabolism, protein digestion and absorption, beta-alanine metabolism, tyrosine metabolism, butanoate metabolism, and other metabolic pathways</p>…”

CONSTRUCTION OF INTELLIGENT CAMPUS TENNIS PLAYERS’ BODY DATA MONITORING AND INJURY WARNING SYSTEM BASED ON DATA FUSION by Yan Li (23143)

“…<div><p>ABSTRACT As far as competitive sports are concerned, scientifically organizing the training process and strictly following the training rules are the only way to success. …”

Post-Translational Modifications in the Nuclear Region of Young, Aged, and Cataract Human Lenses by Peter G. Hains (4270291)

“…These findings suggest Trp oxidation may be involved in nuclear cataract development. Keywords: post-translational modification • 2D LC−MS/MS • cataract • human lens • tryptophan • oxidation…”

Building a healthy, impact literate culture; reflections on the challenges, opportunities and (ongoing) fascination with unicorns by Faith Welch (4085089)

“…Julie is recognised as a world-leading expert in impact literacy and discussed some of the challenges, sector learning, and opportunities arising from being involved in the UK's assessment of impact in the Research Excellence Framework (REF), whilst trying to build an institutional impact culture alongside. …”

Local Network Patterns in Protein-Protein Interfaces by Qiang Luo (387063)

“…Interaction interfaces were far from random and contain information beyond pairs and triangles. …”

The effectiveness of national and EU-level civil protection systems: evidence from 17 member states by Charles F. Parker (5794616)

“…However, in the light of recent transboundary crises in the EU, manifested by the refugee crisis, terrorist attacks, and natural disasters, it is far from clear how effective such cooperative EU arrangements can be due to differences in the way national civil protection has been organized and due to the question of whether sufficient trust exists within and between the involved organizations. …”

QSAR Models for P‑Glycoprotein Transport Based on a Highly Consistent Data Set by Fabio Broccatelli (1323972)

“…P-Glycoprotein (Pgp) is involved in the elimination and in the disposition of a significant portion of marketed drugs. …”

Post-Translational Modifications in the Nuclear Region of Young, Aged, and Cataract Human Lenses by Peter G. Hains (4270291)

“…These findings suggest Trp oxidation may be involved in nuclear cataract development. Keywords: post-translational modification • 2D LC−MS/MS • cataract • human lens • tryptophan • oxidation…”

Examining evidence of how a culture values nature, particularly its spiritual value by Nigel Cooper (3472790)

“…Few such valuation studies have so far been published. This paper reports preliminary results from inspecting three ‘cultural productions’: English village signs, street names and brief ‘stories’ about trees. …”

Data_Sheet_1_Case analysis of early-onset Alzheimer's disease associated with TBK1 p.Tyr235Phe gene mutation.PDF by Pan Li (335711)

“…<p>TANK1-binding kinase 1 (TBK1) is mainly involved in the regulation of various cellular pathways through the autophagic lysosomal system, and the loss of function or hypofunction caused by TBK1 gene mutation mainly leads to frontotemporal lobar degeneration (FTLD), amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), and ALS-FTLD. …”

Asymmetrical Inheritance of Plasmids Depends on Dynamic Cellular Geometry and Volume Exclusion Effects by Jai A. Denton (185794)

“…<div><p>The asymmetrical inheritance of plasmid DNA, as well as other cellular components, has been shown to be involved in replicative aging. In <i>Saccharomyces cerevisiae</i>, there is an ongoing debate regarding the mechanisms underlying this important asymmetry. …”

Epigenetic Alterations at Genomic Loci Modified by Gene Targeting in <i>Arabidopsis thaliana</i> by Michal Lieberman-Lazarovich (502293)

“…As DNA methylation is known to be involved in several cellular processes, GT-related alterations may result in unexpected or even unnoticed perturbations. …”

Post-Translational Modifications in the Nuclear Region of Young, Aged, and Cataract Human Lenses by Peter G. Hains (4270291)

“…These findings suggest Trp oxidation may be involved in nuclear cataract development. Keywords: post-translational modification • 2D LC−MS/MS • cataract • human lens • tryptophan • oxidation…”

Table_1_Effects of non-invasive neurostimulation on autism spectrum disorder: A systematic review.docx by Jiawei Zhang (294744)

“…A total of 552 patients were involved, and the sample size ranged from 5 to 78 patients. …”

Post-Translational Modifications in the Nuclear Region of Young, Aged, and Cataract Human Lenses by Peter G. Hains (4270291)

“…These findings suggest Trp oxidation may be involved in nuclear cataract development. Keywords: post-translational modification • 2D LC−MS/MS • cataract • human lens • tryptophan • oxidation…”

Purple Crowned Fairy Wren Telomere dynamics and lifespan by elizabeth Sheldon (10056355)

“…These data enabled us to examine the relationship between telomere length, rates of telomere shortening at different life stages and individual lifespan. Our approach involved a within-subject centering analyses (using delta and average age) that allowed us to simultaneously test the association of lifespan with telomere length and telomere dynamics.…”

Phylogenetic tree of STM0347 and CsgD. by Peyman Zarrineh (610811)

“…STM0347 and CsgD (<i>Salmonella enterica</i>) are far apart on the tree suggesting they have evolved from each other long time ago and might be involved in different functions.…”

DataSheet1_A higher spectral range of beetle bioluminescence with infraluciferin.pdf by Amit P. Jathoul (13431627)

“…<p>Coleopteran bioluminescence is unique in that beetle luciferases emit colors ranging between green (ca.550 nm) and red (ca.600 nm), including intermediate colors such as yellow and orange, allowing up to 3 simultaneous parameters to be resolved in vitro with natural luciferin (D-LH₂). …”