O-ag length and composition impacts complement activation by <i>Salmonella</i> nontyphoidal and enteric fever serovars. by Fermin E. Guerra (6084545)

Decomposition of changes in the number of CRC burden in East Asian countries, the United States, and globally, 1990–2021. by Yuanyi Cao (22394797)

Effect of O-ag modifying glycosyltransferases on complement activation and <i>Salmonella</i> interactions with human serum. by Fermin E. Guerra (6084545)

“…</i> Paratyphi A decrease complement activation as measured by C5a release and (B) IgM binding. …”

Reduction of L O-ag production and antigenic shift to O2-antigen in by Fermin E. Guerra (6084545)

“…<p><b><i>S.</i> Paratyphi A decreases IgM binding. (</b>A) and (B) Restored <i>S.…”

The contribution of O-ag length and the Vi capsule to serum resistance is serovar dependent. by Fermin E. Guerra (6084545)

Variation law of AE <i>b</i>-value of sandstone under different freeze-thaw cycles at a loading rate of 0.20mm/min. by Wenyu Lv (20139458)

Variation law of AE <i>b</i>-value of sandstone under different freeze-thaw cycles at a loading rate of 0.05 mm/min. by Wenyu Lv (20139458)

Period-specific relative risks (RRs) for CRC burden by sex in East Asian countries, the United States, and globally, based on the age-period-cohort model. by Yuanyi Cao (22394797)

Age-specific relative risks (RRs) for CRC burden by sex in East Asian countries, the United States, and globally, based on the age-period-cohort model. by Yuanyi Cao (22394797)

Cohort-specific relative risks (RRs) for CRC burden by sex in East Asian countries, the United States, and globally, based on the age-period-cohort model. by Yuanyi Cao (22394797)

Joinpoint regression analysis of the trends in age-standardised rates of CRC burden in five East Asian countries, the United States, and globally, 1990–2021. by Yuanyi Cao (22394797)

Renal GRK4 knockdown impacted Mas receptor phosphorylation and Its-induced renal function in SHRs. by Lin Chen (54305)

Fig 1 - by Sara Hintze (3216885)

Ethogram describing all outcome measures. by Sara Hintze (3216885)

“…Apathetic animals are hypothesised to show a decreased interest in stimuli of all valences, whereas depressed animals are thought to be less interested in positive stimuli only, due to anhedonia, a key symptom of depression. …”

Test apparatus. by Sara Hintze (3216885)

Graphical representation of wound healing assay. by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

“…Dynamic light scattering showed a significant reduction in the improved particle size (PDI decreased from 0.863 to 0.173) by nano-formulation from 559 nm to 220 nm. …”

MTT assay and Wound healing assay raw data. by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

“…Dynamic light scattering showed a significant reduction in the improved particle size (PDI decreased from 0.863 to 0.173) by nano-formulation from 559 nm to 220 nm. …”

Dynamic light scattering (DLS) data of NF-O. by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

“…Dynamic light scattering showed a significant reduction in the improved particle size (PDI decreased from 0.863 to 0.173) by nano-formulation from 559 nm to 220 nm. …”

Characteristics of the study population. by Johannes Nairz (18010746)

“…MASLD was detected in 62 (4.8%) adolescents. CAP value showed a significant association with cfPWV in the unadjusted model (p < 0.001) but lost its significant influence in the multivariable model after adjusting for sex, age and cardiovascular risk criteria (increased BMI or waist circumference, impaired glucose metabolism, elevated blood pressure, elevated plasma triglycerides, and decreased HDL cholesterol; p = 0.540). …”

Study flow chart. by Johannes Nairz (18010746)

“…MASLD was detected in 62 (4.8%) adolescents. CAP value showed a significant association with cfPWV in the unadjusted model (p < 0.001) but lost its significant influence in the multivariable model after adjusting for sex, age and cardiovascular risk criteria (increased BMI or waist circumference, impaired glucose metabolism, elevated blood pressure, elevated plasma triglycerides, and decreased HDL cholesterol; p = 0.540). …”