Synthesis preparation of nano-formulated orientin by using solvent evaporation method. by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

UV-Spectrophotometer of Native Orientin and NF-Orientin. by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

Illustrates the schematic representation of <i>in ova</i> experimentation showing with timeline. by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

The results of self-organising map (SOM) clustering. by Jeong-Soo Gim (18058588)

Microscopic pictorial representation of wound healing assay (Control, native orientin (NF) and NF-O in 0 h and 24 h). by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

Flow of participants through the DHA WIN RCT. Abbreviations: Docosahexaenoic acid (DHA), Docosahexaenoic acid for Women with Breast Cancer in the Neoadjuvant Setting (DHA WIN), ran... by Claire M. Douglas (21238238)

Description of the study sites in the NRE. by Jeong-Soo Gim (18058588)

Quality of life scores at baseline (week 0) and the end of chemotherapy (week 18) in participants that met (≥ 150 minutes/week) or did not meet (< 150 minutes/week) WHO’s aerobic e... by Claire M. Douglas (21238238)

Quality of life scores at baseline (week 0) and the end of chemotherapy (week 18) in participants that met (≥ 2 times/week) or did not meet (< 2 times/week) WHO’s resistance traini... by Claire M. Douglas (21238238)

Weekly aerobic exercise volume over time for the DHA and placebo groups combined (n  by Claire M. Douglas (21238238)

Weekly resistance training frequency over time for the DHA and placebo groups combined (n  by Claire M. Douglas (21238238)

H& E staining investigation of CAM treated with native-orientin (5 μM), native-orientin (10 μM), NF-O (5 μM), and NF-O (10 μM). by Yashwanth Elumalai (21743452)

The effect of preservative treatments on average percentages of high molecular weight DNA (%HMW) and average yields of high molecular weight DNA normalized by tissue weight (nY) fo... by Ella Messner (14493059)

Data Sheet 1_Neuronal expression of S100B triggered by oligomeric Aβ peptide contributes to protection against cytoskeletal damage and synaptic loss.docx by Joana Saavedra (11327910)

“…We used the AD mouse model AβPPswe/PS1A246E to show that neuronal S100B levels are significantly higher in 10-month-old animals, and cellular assays to demonstrate that Aβ oligomers significantly increase S100B expression in SH-SY5Y cells, but not monomeric or fibrillar Aβ. …”

B–O Bond Reinforced Mechanical Stability of Alginate-Based Jammed Emulsion for Enhancing Pesticide Droplet Foliar Deposition by Yan Zhou (6523)

“…The transmission of the jammed emulsion decreased from 40.8% in an unjammed emulsion to 10.3%, and the mechanical stability was significantly improved. …”

B–O Bond Reinforced Mechanical Stability of Alginate-Based Jammed Emulsion for Enhancing Pesticide Droplet Foliar Deposition by Yan Zhou (6523)

“…The transmission of the jammed emulsion decreased from 40.8% in an unjammed emulsion to 10.3%, and the mechanical stability was significantly improved. …”

B–O Bond Reinforced Mechanical Stability of Alginate-Based Jammed Emulsion for Enhancing Pesticide Droplet Foliar Deposition by Yan Zhou (6523)

“…The transmission of the jammed emulsion decreased from 40.8% in an unjammed emulsion to 10.3%, and the mechanical stability was significantly improved. …”

B–O Bond Reinforced Mechanical Stability of Alginate-Based Jammed Emulsion for Enhancing Pesticide Droplet Foliar Deposition by Yan Zhou (6523)

“…The transmission of the jammed emulsion decreased from 40.8% in an unjammed emulsion to 10.3%, and the mechanical stability was significantly improved. …”

B–O Bond Reinforced Mechanical Stability of Alginate-Based Jammed Emulsion for Enhancing Pesticide Droplet Foliar Deposition by Yan Zhou (6523)

“…The transmission of the jammed emulsion decreased from 40.8% in an unjammed emulsion to 10.3%, and the mechanical stability was significantly improved. …”

Upper-crust thermal evolution of the Patagonian Precordillera basement (Argentina): insights from fission track, (U-Th)/He thermochronology and geodynamic significance by Paulo Marcos (7459064)

“…This first stage might have resulted from coupled tectonothermal processes consisting of extensional faulting and high-temperature gradient. Subsequently, a relatively fast temperature decrease (2.75–5°C/My) for the late Early Cretaceous to Paleocene is likely related to a compressive stage associated with the growth of the early Andean Orogen. …”