Computational Study Illustrating NCN-Palladium(IV) Involvement in Generating Pd⁰ Species to Facilitate Pd⁰/Pd^II Heck-Type Catalysis with Diphenylio... by Allan J. Canty (1338687)

Example event log: Data were collected in the form of an event log as illustrated by this table. by Michael H. McCullough (17781362)

“…For each subsequent interaction, we recorded the date and time of the interaction, the agents involved (i.e., Patient, Triage Nurse, Consultant), and any information systems accessed during the interaction (i.e., reading from or writing to the Patient File, accessing digital patient record databases, completing risk assessment forms). …”

Fast-settling mutants cannot form clumps by aggregation and show discreet differences in life stages duration. by Omaya Dudin (3926825)

Validation of RNA-seq results using RT-qPCR. by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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Differentially expressed genes between different fertilization stages of blastozooids over time from campaign (2). by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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Gene ontology term distribution of annotated genes in the transcriptome of <i>S. fusiformis.</i> by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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List of enriched Gene ontology terms (p < 0.05) in common (fertilized and unfertilized) differentially expressed genes between TP1 and TP2. by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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Differentially expressed genes between blastozooids (Bz) and oozoids (Oz) from campaign (1). by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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S1 File - Time matters: Transcriptomic insights into temporally regulated reproductive and physiological processes in the life cycle of salps by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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Schematic representation of experimental design of salps obtained during sampling campaign (2). by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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Schematic representation of the life cycle of salps. by Svenja J. Müller (12880109)

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Data from the studies involved with the research on "Understanding the Barriers to AI Adoption Within Primary Care: A Novel Model for Acceptance and Resistance." by Teresa Sides (21489026)

“…The cleaned transcripts and the consent form (HREC-2024-0449-2) for those interviews have been included.…”

Residues involved in DppB-DppD interactions and DppC-DppF interactions are highly conserved in different bacterial strains. by Panpan Li (484033)

Model depicting a mechanism regulating GCAP2 distribution in rods involving GCAP2 phosphorylation and 14-3-3 binding. by Natalia López-del Hoyo (142875)

Figure S1 - Collagenolytic Activities of the Major Secreted Cathepsin L Peptidases Involved in the Virulence of the Helminth Pathogen, <em>Fasciola hepatica</em> by Mark W. Robinson (191058)

Data_Sheet_1_Rv1717 Is a Cell Wall - Associated β-Galactosidase of Mycobacterium tuberculosis That Is Involved in Biofilm Dispersion.pdf by Suman Bharti (9990011)

Data_Sheet_1_Integrated Metabolomic and Transcriptomic Analysis and Identification of Dammarenediol-II Synthase Involved in Saponin Biosynthesis in Gynostemma longipes.docx by Shuang Ye (247348)

Second-order implementation of cell plasticity enhances evolvability. by Miguel Brun-Usan (8703918)

“…Thus, GRNs capable of second-order dynamics exhibit higher evolvability than classic GRNs (being the difference more patent for complex forms of plasticity). …”

Data_Sheet_1_Adherence of Lactobacillus salivarius to HeLa Cells Promotes Changes in the Expression of the Genes Involved in Biosynthesis of Their Ligands.PDF by Carla Martín (8270910)

“…<p>The attachment of a variety of Lactobacilli to the mucosal surfaces is accomplished through the interaction of OppA, a superficial bacterial protein also involved in oligopeptide internalization, and the glycosaminoglycan moiety of the proteoglycans that form the epithelial cell glycocalyx. …”

Table1_Chronic systemic capillary leak syndrome with lymphatic capillaries involvement and MYOF mutation: case report and literature review.DOCX by Dehua Gao (12108722)

“…The proposed mechanism involves its impact on VEGF signaling, leading to increased capillary permeability.…”