Hydrogen bond interactions between Capivasertib (red) and the AKT2 protein (blue) as predicted by molecular docking analyses. by Sadia Afrin Runa (22504971)

Hydrogen bond interactions between Ipatasertib (red) and the AKT2 protein (blue) as predicted by molecular docking analyses. by Sadia Afrin Runa (22504971)

Hydrogen bond interactions between Akt1/Akt2-IN-1 (red) and the AKT2 protein (blue) as predicted by molecular docking analyses. by Sadia Afrin Runa (22504971)

UHPLC-ESI-qTOF-MS/MS base peak chromatograms of <i>T. oliverianum</i> above ground parts in negative ionization mode. by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

Effect of <i>T. oliverianum</i> extracts on liver enzymes and total bilirubin. by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

Effects of <i>T. oliverianum</i> extracts on hepatic content of GSH and MDA. by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

Representative structure of some metabolites identified in <i>T. oliverianum</i> above-ground parts <i>using</i> UPLC-MS. by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

Effect of <i>T. olivarium</i> extracts on hepatic content of TNF-<i>α.</i> by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

S1 Data - by Perumal Vivekanandhan (4863484)

“…<div><p><i>Aedes albopictus</i>, known as the Asian tiger mosquito, is a significant vector for dengue fever, chikungunya, zika virus, yellow fever. …”

Characteristics of Study Participants. by Hyelim Lee (11286822)

“…Sensitivity analyses confirmed a significantly lower HWP risk in the non-deficiency group under the lowered TG criterion and also showed that, in the three-category classification of vitamin D status, the non-deficiency group had a significantly lower HWP risk than the severe deficiency group, with a decreasing trend as vitamin D levels increased. …”

Photomicrographs of hepatic sections stained with picrosirius red (bright field and polarized light) and hepatic immunohistochemical expression of α-SMA in different experimental g... by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

Fig 3 - by Xinyi Xia (7516694)

UPLC-ESI/MS-MS based characterization of phytoconstituents of the ethanol (EtOH) and ethyl acetate (EtOAc) extracts of <i><i>T. oliverianum</i></i> above-ground parts in negative i... by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

Total match head impacts by header scenario. by Rachel S. Watson (21864061)

“…Repetitive head impact exposure by position was associated with significant decreases in absolute error (<i><i>p < </i></i>0.001), increases in peak velocity <i><i>(p < </i></i>0.001), and increases in reaction time (<i><i>p < </i></i>0.001). …”

Photographs showing histopathological alterations in hepatic H&E-stained sections among experimental groups. by Rania F. Ahmed (10032039)

The Fig illustrates the effects of mutations on the stability, flexibility, compactness, and interactions of the AKT2-Akt1/Akt2-IN-1 through molecular dynamics simulations. by Sadia Afrin Runa (22504971)

Non-covalent interactions between Capivasertib (ball stick) and the AKT2 protein as predicted by molecular docking analyses. by Sadia Afrin Runa (22504971)

Reinforcement of calcareous sand columns. by Jin Zhu (164147)

“…<div><p>In recent years, the reinforcement of calcareous sands using the microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) method has emerged as a prominent research area. Nevertheless, a significant drawback of the MICP method is that multiple treatments with the cementing solution are required to achieve the desired improvement effect. …”

Grouping of sand column test. by Jin Zhu (164147)

“…<div><p>In recent years, the reinforcement of calcareous sands using the microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) method has emerged as a prominent research area. Nevertheless, a significant drawback of the MICP method is that multiple treatments with the cementing solution are required to achieve the desired improvement effect. …”

SEM images of sand column test. by Jin Zhu (164147)

“…<div><p>In recent years, the reinforcement of calcareous sands using the microbially induced calcium carbonate precipitation (MICP) method has emerged as a prominent research area. Nevertheless, a significant drawback of the MICP method is that multiple treatments with the cementing solution are required to achieve the desired improvement effect. …”