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Complete original MRI data. Bruker format but human readable link names as exam folder, so instead of 2/ the folder is named E002_Anatomy_Light_T2_E2/ derived from the display name.

Complete original MRI data for POD1. Bruker format but human readable link names as exam folder, so instead of 2/ the folder is named E002_Anatomy_Light_T2_E2/ derived from the display name.

Complete original MRI data for POD2. Bruker format but human readable link names as exam folder, so instead of 2/ the folder is named E002_Anatomy_Light_T2_E2/ derived from the display name.

Complete original MRI data for POD3. Bruker format but human readable link names as exam folder, so instead of 2/ the folder is named E002_Anatomy_Light_T2_E2/ derived from the display name.

Complete original MRI data for POD5. Bruker format but human readable link names as exam folder, so instead of 2/ the folder is named E002_Anatomy_Light_T2_E2/ derived from the display name.

The animals undergoing 60% PVL surgery. Surgeries were all performed in room E040a, WKFZ in the S1 area "Kleintier MRT". Post surgery holding was in room E040c directly next door and the final MRI in room E040a and room E040b.

All surgeries were performed by the same surgeon, Wei Weiwei from Prof. Dahmens group (P2).

The Control group underwent no surgery whatsoever (no sham). For the 4 groups POD1, 2, 3 and 5 MRI was performed on the respective day after surgery.

Perfusion Analysis of Control group

The MRI Perfusion technique is FAIR, so three maps were calulated:

Selective Inversion T1 Map Global inversion T1 map Perfusion Map (ml/min/100g)

This was performed once using the Paravision 6.0.1 Macro for Perfusion Evaluation and by using an in house matlab script.

The** original Perfusion Map from the Bruker scanner** are allready part of the original MRI data. You can find these in each of the Perfusion Exams in the Bruker reconstrcution folder pdata/ 1/ ...

PRESS based fat quantification

Fat quantification of 5 liver lobes (RML, LML, LLL, RL, CL) During the MRI sesssion at least one PRESS voxel was placed in each of those liver lobes to acquire PRESS data for later fat analysis. Acquisitions were without water suppression, so the fat peaks are relatively small.

The quantification was performed using lcmodel. The original MRI data are part of the MRI session assays (data files uploaded). Here you can find the additional analysis and the output of ...

Perfusion Analysis of Control group

The MRI Perfusion technique is FAIR, so three maps were calulated:

Selective Inversion T1 Map Global inversion T1 map Perfusion Map (ml/min/100g)

This was performed once using the Paravision 6.0.1 Macro for Perfusion Evaluation and by using an in house matlab script.

The** original Perfusion Map from the Bruker scanner** are allready part of the original MRI data. You can find these in each of the Perfusion Exams in the Bruker reconstrcution folder pdata/ 1/ ...

Perfusion Analysis of Control group

The MRI Perfusion technique is FAIR, so three maps were calulated:

Selective Inversion T1 Map Global inversion T1 map Perfusion Map (ml/min/100g)

This was performed once using the Paravision 6.0.1 Macro for Perfusion Evaluation and by using an in house matlab script.

The** original Perfusion Map from the Bruker scanner** are allready part of the original MRI data. You can find these in each of the Perfusion Exams in the Bruker reconstrcution folder pdata/ 1/ ...

Perfusion Analysis of Control group

The MRI Perfusion technique is FAIR, so three maps were calulated:

Selective Inversion T1 Map Global inversion T1 map Perfusion Map (ml/min/100g)

This was performed once using the Paravision 6.0.1 Macro for Perfusion Evaluation and by using an in house matlab script.

The** original Perfusion Map from the Bruker scanner** are allready part of the original MRI data. You can find these in each of the Perfusion Exams in the Bruker reconstrcution folder pdata/ 1/ ...

Perfusion Analysis of Control group

The MRI Perfusion technique is FAIR, so three maps were calulated:

  • Selective Inversion T1 Map
  • Global inversion T1 map
  • Perfusion Map (ml/min/100g)

This was performed once using the Paravision 6.0.1 Macro for Perfusion Evaluation and by using an in house matlab script.

The original Perfusion Map from the Bruker scanner are allready part of the original MRI data. You can find these in each of the Perfusion Exams in the Bruker reconstrcution folder ...

Submitter: Karl-Heinz Herrmann

Biological problem addressed: Tissue Perfusion

Investigation: P6: MRI assessment of liver function, perfusion...

Study: Control Group

Cells were seeded in 6-well plates and incubated at 37 °C and 5 % CO2 overnight. The next day, cells were washed with 1X PBS, treated with BMVs and incubated at 37 °C and 5 % CO2 for 24 h. RNA isolation was performed by using the NucleoSpin® RNA kit (MACHEREY-NAGEL, 740955.50). cDNA synthesis was performed and libraries were constructed using NEBNext Ultra II Directional RNA Library Prep Kit for Illumina at the Genome Analytics at Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research. Libraries were sequenced ...

Submitter: Meina Neumann-Schaal

Assay type: Experimental Assay Type

Technology type: Technology Type

Investigation: 1 hidden item

Study: RNASeq comparing vesicle-treated to a non-treat...

Information about the BioProject submission of all whole-genome-sequenced samples used in this study

Sequencing of 150 bp paired-end reads on an Illumina NextSeq 500 or 2000

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Usage of fine-tuned BioBERT for identification of chemical entities

Using semantic search in MesH and PubChem databases for entity linking

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Submitter: Yi Chen

Biological problem addressed: Gene Expression

Investigation: FAIR Functional Enrichment: Assessing and Model...

Study: FAIR Functional Enrichment

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