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Analyzing the Limitations and the Applicability Domain of Water–Sediment Transformation Tests like OECD 308

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Glass-to-cryogenic-liquid transitions in aqueous solutions suggested by crack healing

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A community-based study of dental fluorosis in rural children (6–12 years) from an aspirational district in Karnataka, India

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Expressional Changes of Water Transport-related Molecules in the Efferent Ductules and Initial Segment of Mouse Treated with Bisphenol A-Containing Drinking Water for Two Generations

Su-Yong Han, Ki-Ho Lee

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The Role of Interfacial Water in Protein-Ligand Binding: Insights from the Indirect Solvent Mediated PMF

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Fig. 2

Effect of BPA administration through drinking water for two generations on expression of aquaporin genes in the efferent ductules of mouse. Animals were treated with drinking water containing no BPA (control), 100 ng (low), 10 μg (medium), and 1 mg/mℓ water (high). Expressional changes of AQP1 (a) and AQP9 (b) genes are shown. Different letters indicate statistically significant differences at p<0.05 level.

Expressional Changes of Water Transport-related Molecules in the Efferent Ductules and Initial Segment of Mouse Treated with Bisphenol A-Containing Drinking Water for Two Generations

Dev Reprod. 2013 Sep;17(3):289-297.
Fig. 4

Effect of BPA administration through drinking water for two generations on expression of aquaporin genes in the initial segment of mouse. Animals were treated with drinking water containing no BPA (control), 100 ng (low), 10 μg (medium), and 1 mg/mℓ water (high). Expressional changes of AQP1 (a) and AQP9 (b) genes are shown. Different letters indicate statistically significant differences at p<0.05 level.

Expressional Changes of Water Transport-related Molecules in the Efferent Ductules and Initial Segment of Mouse Treated with Bisphenol A-Containing Drinking Water for Two Generations

Dev Reprod. 2013 Sep;17(3):289-297.
Fig. 1

Effect of BPA administration through drinking water for two generations on expression of ion producer and transporter genes in the efferent ductules of mouse. Animals were treated with drinking water containing no BPA (control), 100 ng (low), 10 μg (medium), and 1 mg/mℓ water (high). Expressional changes of CAII (a), NHE3 (b), CFTR (c), and ATPase (d) genes are shown. Different letters indicate statistically significant differences at p<0.05 level.

Expressional Changes of Water Transport-related Molecules in the Efferent Ductules and Initial Segment of Mouse Treated with Bisphenol A-Containing Drinking Water for Two Generations

Dev Reprod. 2013 Sep;17(3):289-297.
Fig. 3

Effect of BPA administration through drinking water for two generations on expression of ion producer and transporter genes in the initial segment of mouse. Animals were treated with drinking water containing no BPA (control), 100 ng (low), 10 μg (medium), and 1 mg/mℓ water (high). Expressional changes of CAII (a), NHE3 (b), CFTR (c), and ATPase (d) genes are shown. Different letters indicate statistically significant differences at p<0.05 level.

Expressional Changes of Water Transport-related Molecules in the Efferent Ductules and Initial Segment of Mouse Treated with Bisphenol A-Containing Drinking Water for Two Generations

Dev Reprod. 2013 Sep;17(3):289-297.