cometadata/datacite-rtg-text-other-reclassification-records huggingface dataset:
Supplementary document for Ultra-low reflection of sub-THz waves in graphene-based composite with metasurface for stealth technology - 7135067.pdf
Creators: name: Sobczyk, Artur
name: Filak-Medon, Karolina
name: Kowalczyk, Adam
name: Suszek, Jaroslaw
name: Zdrojek, Mariusz
name: Sypek, Maciej
Publisher: name: Optica Publishing Group
Year: 2024
Subjects: Uncategorized

description: Supplemental Document 1
Biologic models of malignancies by patient age
Creators: name: J Moorhead
name: J Gonzalez
name: T Ioannidis
name: S Pomplun
name: H Li
name: N Bagla
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Background: There are controversial results on the influence of age on malignancy prognosis, being the patient age used as staging cri- teria (e.g., thyroid neoplasms), but no systematic analysis on the biological bases of tumor differences by age is available. Design: We selected carcinomas (90), sarcomas (25), malignant melanomas (15) and malignant lymphomas (25) from common locations that have appropriate archival material. Conventional morphological variables were evaluated, including nuclear features, growth pattern, stromal reaction, inflammatory response, mitotic figure counting. Representative samples were evaluated by standard immunohistochemistry for Ki67, telomerase, mlh1, msh2, In situ end labeling of DNA fragments for apoptosis, and FISH-PNA of telomere. Positive cells were expressed as percentage of tumor cells. Appropriate controls were run in each sample. Cases were stratified according to patient’s age in £50 years (group A, 31 cases), 50– 70 years (group B, 93 cases) and >70 years (group C, 31 cases). The results were statistically compared using chi-square, non-para- metric analysis of variance, and stepwise discriminant analysis/ logistic regression (significant if P < 0.05). Cross validation was done only for those cases in the analysis, classifying each case by the functions derived from all cases other than that case. Results: The average age in each group was 34 (group A), 59 (group B) and 78 years (group C). All neoplasms were revealed positive for mlh1 and msh2, regardless of the age group. Indepen- dent predicting variables of tumors in young patients were anisok- aryosis, desmoplastic stromal reaction, vascular invasion, and telomerase expression; while for old patients the independent variables were atypical mitoses, nuclear pleomorphism, presence of apoptosis, detectable telomeres, and irregular chromatin pattern. A logistic regression using these variables classified correctly 90% of cases analyzed. Conclusions: Neoplasms in young patients are defined by a combination of nuclear and growth-stromal features, while malignancies in old patients are essentially characterized by nuclear-proliferative variables.
Topographic expression of stem cell markers in differentiated thyroid follicular cell neoplasms
Creators: name: H Elhassan
name: N Bagla
name: I Roxanis
name: L Lam
name: R Lam
name: J Moorhead
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Background: Previous studies have looked at the expression of some stem cell markers in the thyroid, but no topographical analysis is available. We aim to assess topographically stem cell markers (CD44v6, OCT4, p63) in differentiated follicular cell thyroid proliferative lesions. Design: We selected 15 follicular thyroid hyperplastic nodules (FTHN), 11 follicular thyroid adenomas (FTA), seven minimally invasive follicular thyroid carcinomas (FTC-MI), 12 widely invasive follicular thyroid carcinomas (FTC-WI) and 13 papillary thyroid carcinomas (PTC) from the files of King’s College Hospital. All cases were formalin fixed paraffin embedded. Stem cell markers (CD44v6, OCT4, p63) were immunohistochemically detected in both periph- eral and internal compartments. Chi-squared, non-parametric ANOVA and stepwise discriminant analysis were performed by diagnostic group. Results were considered statistically significant if P < 0.05. Cross validation was done only for those cases in the analysis, classifying each case by the functions derived from all cases other than that case. Results: Statistically significant differences in CD44v6 topographic expression were observed in PTC, and FTA, being higher in peripheral compartments. They also showed a significant difference between FTC-WI and the other lesions (FTHN, FTA, FTC-MI and PTC) when comparing the CD44v6 expression in both peripheral and internal compartments. P63 expression showed a significant difference between FTA and the other lesions (FTHN, FTC-MI, FTC- WI and PTC) when comparing peripheral compartments. P63 expression of internal compartments only showed a significant dif- ference between FTA and FTC-WI, and between PTC and FTC (both MI and WI). Using these variables, 96.6% of follicular neoplasms were correctly classified into low or high grade, while only 54% PTC were correctly classified. Conclusions: Stem cell markers showed low expression in differentiated follicular cell proliferative thyroid lesions, being higher in peripheral compartments of malignancies. These markers can have practical diagnostic utility: CD44v6 differentiating FTC-WI from other lesions and p63 expression for the distinction of FTA from other lesions.
Back to the future : advances in methodology for modelling and evaluating past ecosystems as future policy goals
Creators: name: Pitcher, Tony J.
Publisher: name: Fisheries Centre. University of British Columbia
Year: 2014

description: Director's Foreword -- Introduction to the methodological challenges in Back-to-the-Future research (Tony J. Pitcher) -- A. Inputs to Models and Modelling Synoptic methods for constructing models of the past (Johanna J. Heymans and Tony J. Pitcher) -- What was the structure of past ecosystems that had many top predators? (Tony J. Pitcher) -- The problem of extinctions (Tony J. Pitcher) -- Challenging ecosystem simulation models with climate change: the ‘Perfect Storm’ (Tony J. Pitcher and Robyn Forrest) -- Tuning ecosystem models to past data (Richard Stanford) -- Dealing with migratory species in ecosystem models (Steve Martell) -- Estimating the effects of prey-predator vulnerability settings on Ecosim's dynamic function (Cameron Ainsworth) -- Policy search methods for back to the future (Cameron Ainsworth, Johanna J. Heymans and Tony J. Pitcher) -- Environmental archaeology: principles and case studies (Trevor Orchard and Quentin Mackie) -- How traditional knowledge can contribute to environmental research and resource management (Bill Simeone) B. Evaluation and Policy Goals Why we have to open the lost valley: criteria and simulations for sustainable fisheries (Tony Pitcher) -- Evaluating the ecological effects on exploited ecosystems using information theory (Johanna J. Heymans) -- Modifying Kempton’s biodiversity index for use with dynamic ecosystem simulation models (Cameron Ainsworth and Tony J. Pitcher) -- An index expressing risk of local extinction for use with dynamic ecosystem simulation Models (Wai Lung Cheung and Tony J. Pitcher) -- Back to the Future Methodology -- How do we value the restoration of past ecosystems? (Ussif Sumaila) -- Economic valuation techniques for Back-To-The-Future optimal policy searches (Cameron Ainsworth and Ussif R. Sumaila) -- An employment diversity index used to evaluate ecosystem restoration strategies (Cameron Ainsworth and Ussif R. Sumaila) -- Evaluating future ecosystems: a great step backward? (Nigel Haggan) -- Incorporating First Nations values into fisheries management: a proposal for discussion (Rashid Sumaila) -- Aboriginal Values (Simon Lucas) -- C. Community and Workshop Inputs -- How we carried out ‘Back-to-the-Future’ community interviews (Cameron Ainsworth) -- The community workshop: how we did it and what we learned from the results (Melanie D. Power, Nigel Haggan and Tony J. Pitcher) -- Round-Table discussions from a Back-to-the-Future Symposium at UBC, February 2002: Issues in Policy, Visualisation and Presentation (Melanie D. Power and Tony J. Pitcher) -- Rapporteurs’ report on discussion at the Back-to-the-Future Symposium, UBC, February 2002(Amy Poon and Yvette Rizzo) -- ANNEX -- Back-to-the-Future Symposium Programme, February 2002
Fishing gear associated with global marine catches
Creators: name: Watson, Reg
name: Hoshino, Eriko
name: Beblow, Jordan
name: Revenga, Carmen
name: Kura, Yumiko
name: Kitchingman, Adrian
Publisher: name: Fisheries Centre. University of British Columbia
Year: 2014

description: DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD. ABSTRACT. INTRODUCTION. Brief History of Fishing Gear. Impacts of Fishing Gear. METHODS. Data Sources and Documentation. Assignment Procedures. Mapping Results. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION. Global Catches by Gear. Gear Use by Major Fishing Countries. North America. Europe. Africa. Asia. Proportion of Catch Using Trawl or Dredge Gear. CONCLUSIONS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. REFERENCES. APPENDICES. Annual average catch by fishing gear categories.Fishing gear associated with capture of marine fish families. Catch associated with trawl or dredge gear (URL link only).
Peripheral expression of stem cell markers for the prediction of morphological progression in differentiated thyroid follicular cell neoplasms
Creators: name: H Elhassan
name: N Bagla
name: I Roxanis
name: L Lam
name: R Lam
name: J Moorhead
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Background: No studies have looked at the expression of stem cell markers in thyroid neoplasms by topographic compartments and growth patterns. Design: We analyzed combined primary and secondary growth pattern (one = tubulo-papillary, two = nested-trabecular, three = nodular-solid, four = diffuse), nuclear grade (high if more than two nuclear abnormalities, including chromatin, nucleolus, pleomor- phism and anisokaryosis) and confluent necrosis in 15 follicular thyroid hyperplastic nodules (FTHN), 11 follicular thyroid adeno- mas (FTA), seven minimally invasive follicular thyroid carcinomas (FTC-MI), 12 widely invasive follicular thyroid carcinomas (FTC- WI) and 13 papillary thyroid carcinomas (PTC) from the files of King’s College Hospital. All cases were formalin fixed paraffin embedded. Stem cell markers (CD44v6, OCT4, p63) were immuno- histochemically detected in both peripheral and internal compartments. Chi-square, non-parametric ANOVA (significant if P < 0.05) and stepwise discriminant analysis were performed by combined growth pattern and presence of necrosis. Cross validation was done only for those cases in the analysis, classifying each case by the functions derived from all cases other than that case. Results: The results showed statistically significant differences in CD44v6 topographic expression for pattern 3–4, being the expression higher in peripheral compartments. They also showed significant dif- ferences comparing growth pattern >5 and the other growth patterns (pattern 2 and pattern 3-4) for CD44v6 expression in both peripheral and internal compartments. P63 expression of internal compart- ments only showed a significant difference comparing growth pattern 2 and pattern 3–4. The presence of necrosis was predicted by the peripheral average expression of p63 and the predominant growth pattern (classifying correctly 88.1% of cases). Necrosis and growth patterns with architectural progression (combined pattern >5) were predicted by high nuclear grade (73.0% correctly classified). Conclusions: The growth pattern is a sensitive variable to highlight progression and heterogeneity in thyroid follicular cell neoplasm. Nodular-solid-diffuse patterns and increased peripheral expression of p63 reliably predict confluent necrosis and biologic progression.
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Catalan version prepared by the partner: Departament d’Acció Climàtica, Alimentació i Agenda Rural. Generalitat de Catalunya (DACC). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
description: This is the online version of the two-pager project leaflet. The print version is available on request from the PREMIERE project team (premiere@hnee.de).
Azide modification forming luminescent sp2 defects on single-walled carbon nanotubes for near-infrared defect photoluminescence
Creators: name: Hayashi, Keita
name: Niidome, Yoshiaki
name: Shiga, Tamehito
name: Yu, Boda
name: Nakagawa, Yasuto
name: Janas, Dawid
name: Fujigaya, Tsuyohiko
name: Shiraki, Tomohiro
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2024
Subjects: subject: Materials Science (cond-mat.mtrl-sci)
subject: Mesoscale and Nanoscale Physics (cond-mat.mes-hall)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: Azide functionalization produced luminescent sp2-type defects on single-walled carbon nanotubes, by which defect photoluminescence appeared in near infrared regions (1116 nm). Changes in exciton properties were induced by localization effects at the defect sites, creating exciton-engineered nanomaterials based on the defect structure design.
Deep VEGF up-regulation in atypical melanocytic lesions: Differential correlation with apoptosis in Spitz tumors and atypical melanocytic nevi
Creators: name: E Husain
name: L Pozo-Garcia
name: A Blanes
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Background: The bases of the cell kinetics and microvessel profiles in cutaneous atypical melanocytic lesions (atypical melanocytic nevi, AMN, and Spitz tumors, ST) are poorly understood. No study has correlated cell kinetics, microvessel profile, and VEGF expression by topographic compartments in AMN and ST to date. Design: We selected low-grade AMN (93), high-grade AMN (31), ST (42), malignant melanomas (42, 15 radial growth phase MM-RGP and 27 vertical growth phase MM- VGP), and conventional melanocytic nevi (15 junctional, 20 compound), the latter two groups used as controls. Immunostaining for Ki-67 and VEGF, and in situ end labeling (ISEL) of DNA fragments (using Klenow fragment of DNA polymerase I) were scored by topographic compartments: junctional, superficial dermal (above 0.76 mm) and deep dermal (below 0.76 mm), screening the whole compartment in each case. Appropriate controls were run in each sample. CD-31-stained slides were used to estimate microvessel density. The results were statistically compared using analysis of variance and Student t- test, and considered significant if P<0.05. Results: Superficial-to-deep gradient was maintained for Ki-67 in all lesions, but was significantly higher in MM. From junctional to deep dermal compartments, ST showed a progressive and statistically significant increase of ISEL indices (4.38%, 4.73%, 8.35%), which correlate directly with microvessel density (4.38, 4.39, 7.41 vessels/HPF). Dysplasia grading revealed an inverse correlation with apoptosis in AMN, but kept the superficial- deep gradient. VEGF expression by compartments appears in the Table. Junctional/ Superficial/ Deep Junctional Nevi/ 11.00/ --/ -- Compound Nevi/ 4.39/ 0.92/ 0.45 Spitz/ 29.04/ 34.85/ 42.82 LG-AMN/ 18.57/ 8.76/ 0.53 HG-AMN/ 16.74/ 7.20/ 5.56 MIS/ 5.52/ --/ -- MM-RGP/ 25.25/ 28.08/ 52.79
MM-VGP/ 39.65/ 55.21/ 43.83
Conclusion: Deep VEGF up-regulation characterizes the vascular reaction associated with high-grade AMN and inversely correlates with the apoptosis index. In contrast, VEGF expression in ST directly correlates with the microvessel density and apoptosis index and inversely with the proliferation index, suggesting that this distinctive blood vessel pattern is reactive to regressive cellular changes.
Cell kinetics in superficial squamous cell carcinoma of the skin: Role of mismatch repair proteins and telomerase
Creators: name: I Ruiz
name: JJ Sanchez-Carrillo
name: A Blanes
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Background: The cell kinetics of superficial squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) has revealed controversial results due to the heterogeneity of lesions considered, making it more difficult to assess key elements in squamous cell tumor progression. This study analyzes kinetics, cell survival and mismatch repair in a series of high-grade intraepithelial and microinvasive SCC. Design: We selected bowenoid actinic keratosis (HG-AK, 22 cases), SCC in-situ (37 cases) and microinvasive SCC (<3mm depth, 36 cases) that had appropriate archival material. Representative samples were evaluated by standard immunohistochemistry for MCM2 (minichromosome maintenance-2), telomerase, mlh1, msh2 and TP53. The immunoexpression was assessed in the whole lesion and the positive cells as percentage of tumor cells. Appropriate controls were run in each sample. The results were statistically compared using analysis of variance and Student t-test, and considered significant if P<0.05 Results: Both MCM2 and TP53 expression increased from HG-AK to microinvasive SCC, revealing no statistically significant differences (Table). Telomerase showed significantly upregulated expression in microinvasive SCC when compared with intraepidermal lesions (P=0.0037) and mlh1 expression was significantly down-regulated in HG-AK (P=0.0022). AK-HG/ SCC IN-SITU/ SCC MICRO
MCM2, %Cellularity/ 9.00/ 19.17/ 28.58 TELOMERASE, %Cell/ 55.75/ 48.08/ 72.39 MLH1/MSH2, %Cellularity/ 7.73/ 19.04/ 20.15 % NULL/ 58.00/ 12.70/ 10.86 TP53, %Cellularity/ 30.50/ 32.78/ 36.63
Conclusion: 1) The invasion capacity in superficial SCC is marked by up-regulation of telomerase in lesions preferentially expressing abnormal TP53. 2) The differential growth pattern of intraepidermal SCC is kinetically related with down-regulation of mismatch repair proteins.
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the German version prepared by the partner: Hochschule für nachhaltige Entwicklung Eberswalde –Fachgebiet Politik und Märkte (HNEE). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
description: This is the online version of the two-pager project leaflet. The print version is available on request from the PREMIERE project team (premiere@hnee.de).
Incorporating a 'ladder of trust' into dynamic Allocation of Function in Human-Autonomous Agent Collectives
Creators: name: Baber, Chris
name: Waterson, Patrick
name: Milivojevic, Sanja
name: Maynard, Sally
name: Hunt, Edmund R.
name: Yusuf, Sagir
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2024
Subjects: subject: Human-Computer Interaction (cs.HC)
subject: FOS: Computer and information sciences

description: A major, ongoing social transition is the inclusion of autonomous agents into human organizations. For example, in defence and security applications, robots may be used alongside human operatives to reduce risk or add capability. But a key barrier to the transition to successful human-autonomous agent collectives is the need for sufficient trust between team members. A critical enabling factor for this trust will be a suitably designed dynamic allocation of function (AoF). We consider AoF in terms of a 'ladder of trust' (from low to high) with individual team members adjusting trust in their teammates based on variation in 'score' over time. The score is derived by the ability of team member to perceive and understand its situation based on the gathered information and act to acheive team or self goals. Combining these trust scores gives a system-level perspective on how AoF might be adjusted during a mission. That is, the most suitable teammate for a function might have a low trust rating from its fellow teammates, so it might be preferable to choose the next most suitable teammate for the function at that point in time. Of course, this is only in the situation where the next most suitable teammate is also likely to perform within the set framework of moral, ethical, and legal constraints. The trade-offs between trust in the individual agent's capability and predictability need to be considered within the broader context of the agent's integrity and accountability. From this perspective, the Allocation Space is defined by more than ability of each agent to perform a function.
premiere_folder_EST_print_240124
Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Estonian version prepared by the partner: Maaelu Teadmuskeskus (METK). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
Deep dermal up-regulation of HIF-1A is directly correlated with apoptosis in Spitz tumors
Creators: name: E Husain
name: L Pozo-Garcia
name: A Blanes
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Background: The microvessel profile bases in cutaneous atypical melanocytic lesions (atypical melanocytic nevi, AMN, and Spitz tumors, ST) are poorly understood. No study has correlated microvessel profile and HIF-1 expression with cell kinetics by topographic compartments in AMN and ST to date. Design: We selected low-grade AMN (93), high-grade AMN (31), ST (42), malignant melanomas (42, 15 radial growth phase MM-RGP and 27 vertical growth phase MM- VGP), and conventional melanocytic nevi (15 junctional, 20 compound), the latter two groups used as controls. Immunostaining for Ki-67 and HIF-1, and in situ end labeling (ISEL) of DNA fragments (using Klenow fragment of DNA polymerase I) were scored by topographic compartments: junctional, superficial dermal (above 0.76 mm) and deep dermal (below 0.76 mm), screening the whole compartment in each case. Appropriate controls were run in each sample. CD-31-stained slides were used to estimate microvessel density. The results were statistically compared using analysis of variance and Student t- test, and considered significant if P<0.05. Results: Superficial-to-deep gradient was maintained for Ki-67 in all lesions, but was significantly higher in MM. From junctional to deep dermal compartments, ST showed a progressive and statistically significant increase of ISEL indices (4.38%, 4.73%, 8.35%), and no correlation with microvessel density. Dysplasia grading revealed an inverse correlation with Ki67/ISEL index in AMN, but kept the superficial-deep gradient. HIF-1 expression by compartments appears in the Table. Junctional Superficial Deep Junctional Nevi/ 2.48/ --/ -- Compound Nevi/ 2.59/ 2.41/ 0 Spitz/ 16.32/ 15.09/ 14.12 LG-AMN/ 2.59/ 0.86/ 0 HG-AMN/ 3.42/ 0.55/ 0 MIS/ 0.76/ --/ --
MM-RGP/ 5.81/ 11.63/ --
MM-VGP/ 10.58/ 18.78/ 18.08
Conclusion: Deep dermal upregulation of HIF-1 characterizes Spitz tumor and vertical growth phase MM, with preservation of the superficial-deep gradient and direct correlation with apoptosis in Spitz tumors only. This over-expression represents an additional mechanism of neovascularization, which does not correlate directly with the vascular density level.
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Spanish version prepared by the partner: Centro Internacional de Altos Estudios Agronómicos Mediterráneos - Instituto Agronómico Mediterráneo de Zaragoza. This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
description: This is the online version of the two-pager project leaflet. The print version is available on request from the PREMIERE project team (premiere@hnee.de).
CULTURAL AND SOCIAL FACTORS IN LANGUAGE TEACHING: IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTITIONERS
Creators: name: Tursunkulova, Ugiloy
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: Language teaching is a complex process involving various cultural and social factors that affect learners and teachers. Language teachers should consider these factors in order to develop effective teaching strategies and improve student learning outcomes. This article discusses the cultural and social factors that influence language teaching and provides some implications for language teaching practitioners.
CARBONATE CONTENT OF MEADOW-ALLUVIAL AND TAKYR-LIKE MEADOW SOILS UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF DESERTIFICATION
Creators: name: Aytmuratova, Gulaykhan
name: Berdiyev, Tolib
name: Uralova, Saodat
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: The article presents information on the carbonate content and calcium and magnesium carbonates in the carbonate content of the soils distributed on the right and left banks of the Lower Amudarya.
Seamounts : biodiversity and fisheries
Creators: name: Morato Gomes, Telmo Alexandre Fernandes
name: Pauly, D. (Daniel)
Publisher: name: Fisheries Centre. University of British Columbia
Year: 2014

description: DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD (Daniel Pauly). FOREWORD (Sarah Chasis and Karen Garrison). EXECUTIVE SUMMARY (Daniel Pauly). INFERENCES OF POTENTIAL SEAMOUNT LOCATIONS FROM MID-RESOLUTION BATHYMETRIC DATA (Adrian Kitchingman and Sherman Lai). Appendix 1. 1. Location of > 14,000 likely seamounts. SEAMOUNTSONLINE: AN ONLINE RESOURCE FOR DATA ON THE BIODIVERSITY OF SEAMOUNTS (Karen Stocks). SEAMOUNT INVERTEBRATES: COMPOSITION AND VULNERABILITY TO FISHING (Karen Stocks). Appendices 1a-1d: Data in invertebrates collected from seamounts globally. 1a. List of species from seamounts - ordered by species. 1b. List of species from seamounts - ordered by seamount. 1c. Bibliography of data sources cited in appendices 1a and 1b. 1d. Distribution maps for seamount invertebrates given in appendices 1a and 1b. TAXONOMY AND BIOLOGY OF SEAMOUNT FISHES (Rainer Froese and Arlene Sampang). Appendices 1-6. 1. Preliminary annotated checklist of seamount fishes. 2. Preliminary list of seamount fishes with reported seamounts. 3. Preliminary checklist of fishes by seamount. 4. Preliminary list of commercially important seamount fishes. 5. Reference numbers with citations. 6. Preliminary bibliography of seamount fishes. A FUZZY LOGIC EXPERT SYSTEM FOR ESTIMATING THE INTRINSIC EXTINCTION VULNERABILITIES OF SEAMOUNT FISHES TO FISHING (William W. L. Cheung, Tony J. Pitcher and Daniel Pauly). Appendix 1. 1. Assignment of strength of spatial behaviour of fish onto a 1 to 100 arbitrary scale. VULNERABILITY OF SEAMOUNT FISH TO FISHING: FUZZY ANALYSIS OF LIFE HISTORY ATTRIBUTES (Telmo Morato, William W. L. Cheung and Tony J. Pitcher). Appendix 1. 1. Additions to Froese and Sampang’s checklist of seamount fishes. EXPLOITATION PATTERNS IN SEAMOUNT FISHERIES: A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS (Reg Watson and Telmo Morato). Appendix 1. 1. Commercial fish taxa associated with seamounts. MANAGING AND PROTECTING SEAMOUNT ECOSYSTEMS (Jackie Alder and Louisa Wood). GLOSSARY.
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the French version prepared by the partner: ARVALIS - Institut du Végétal (ARVALIS). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
Heribert Dieter: Australien und die APEC. Die Integration des fünften Kontinents in den asiatisch-pazifischen Wirtschaftsraum
Creators: name: Seib, Roland
Publisher: name: ASIEN: The German Journal on Contemporary Asia
Year: 2021

description: ASIEN: The German Journal on Contemporary Asia, Nr. 59 (1996): ASIEN (April)
Average zero-expansion regions of the universe
Creators: name: Ostrowski, Jan J.
name: Gaspar, Ismael Delgado
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2024
Subjects: subject: Cosmology and Nongalactic Astrophysics (astro-ph.CO)
subject: General Relativity and Quantum Cosmology (gr-qc)
subject: FOS: Physical sciences

description: Persistent tensions in the $Λ$CDM cosmological model underline the importance of tests of its basic assumptions. One such potential test arises from the fact that the surface of zero expansion around the collapsing object with spherical symmetry is strictly related to the object's mass and the value of the cosmological constant. We propose a complementary probe relating the averaged zero-expansion volume to the mass and the background cosmological Hubble parameter. Using the relativistic Zel'dovich approximation we are able to relax the spherical symmetry assumption and hence obtain a more general test of cosmological dynamics. Alternatively, our method can serve as a test of compatibility of relativistic N-body simulations and the scalar, averaged Einstein's equations with the relativistic Zel'dovich approximation serving as a closure condition.
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Italian version prepared by the partner: Consiglio per la Ricerca in Agricoltura e l’Analisi dell’Economia Agraria (CREA). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Latvian version prepared by the partner: Nodibinājums Baltic Studies Centre (BSC). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
description: This is the online version of the two-pager project leaflet. The print version is available on request from the PREMIERE project team (premiere@hnee.de).
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Dutch version, prepared by the partner: Het Eigen Vermogen van het Instituut voor Landbouw-, Visserij- en Voedingsonderzoek (EV-ILVO). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
description: This is the online version of the two-pager project leaflet. The print version is available on request from the PREMIERE project team (premiere@hnee.de).
Statistical Analysis Plan - MATISSE RCT subgroup analysis
Creators: name: Leurent, Baptiste
name: Killaspy, Helen
name: Osborn, David
name: King, Michael
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: subject: Statistics
subject: FOS: Mathematics
subject: Medicine
subject: 111714 Mental Health
subject: FOS: Health sciences

description: Statistical Analysis Plan for a secondary analysis of the MATISSE randomised controlled trial (ISRCTN46150447), investigating baseline characteristics of participants as moderators of effectiveness.
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Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Polish version prepared by the partner: Instytut Podstawowych Problemów Techniki Polskiej Akademii Nauk (IPPT-PAN). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
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title: premiere_folder_RO_print_240124
titleType: AlternativeTitle
Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Romanian version prepared by the partner: HCC, Highclere Consulting SRL (HCC). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs, and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.
description: This is the online version of the two-pager project leaflet. The print version is available on request from the PREMIERE project team (premiere@hnee.de).
title: premiere_folder_SLO_print_240124
title: premiere_folder_SLO_print_240124
titleType: AlternativeTitle
Creators: name: von Münchhausen, Susanne
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024

description: This is the Slovenian version prepared by the partner: CCIS-CAFE, Gospodarska zbornica Slovenije - Zbornica kmetijskih in živilskih podjetij (GZS-ZKŽP). This flyer presents the background, objectives, expected outputs and partners of the Horizon Europe project PREMIERE - Preparing Multi-Actor Projects in a Co-creative Way.

 
description: This is the online version of the two-pager project leaflet. The print version is available on request from the PREMIERE project team (premiere@hnee.de).
Urbanization, ecosystems, and biodiversity: Assessments of India and Bangalore
Creators: name: Harini Nagendra
name: H. S. Sudhira
name: Katti, Madhusudan
name: Tengö, Maria
name: Schewenius, Maria
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: subject: Ecology
subject: FOS: Biological sciences

description: This publication is an outcome and part of the global Cities and Biodiversity Outlook (CBO). The CBO project provides a global assessment in two publications, of the links between urbanization, biodiversity, and ecosystem services. The first part, Action and Policy, is released in Hyderabad at the Cities for Life Summit, parallel to the eleventh meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in October 2012. Core chapters of the second part, the more detailed Global Urbanization, Biodiversity, and Ecosystems - Challenges and Opportunities will be available online at www.cbd.int/authorities/cbo1.shtml This publication provides an overview of urbanization and its implications for biodiversity and ecosystem services in India, with a focus on Bangalore as a case study.
Vector Symbolic Open Source Information Discovery
Creators: name: Davies, Cai
name: Meek, Sam
name: Hawkins, Philip
name: Tutcher, Benomy
name: Bent, Graham
name: Preece, Alun
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2024
Subjects: subject: Information Retrieval (cs.IR)
subject: FOS: Computer and information sciences

description: Combined, joint, intra-governmental, inter-agency and multinational (CJIIM) operations require rapid data sharing without the bottlenecks of metadata curation and alignment. Curation and alignment is particularly infeasible for external open source information (OSINF), e.g., social media, which has become increasingly valuable in understanding unfolding situations. Large language models (transformers) facilitate semantic data and metadata alignment but are inefficient in CJIIM settings characterised as denied, degraded, intermittent and low bandwidth (DDIL). Vector symbolic architectures (VSA) support semantic information processing using highly compact binary vectors, typically 1-10k bits, suitable in a DDIL setting. We demonstrate a novel integration of transformer models with VSA, combining the power of the former for semantic matching with the compactness and representational structure of the latter. The approach is illustrated via a proof-of-concept OSINF data discovery portal that allows partners in a CJIIM operation to share data sources with minimal metadata curation and low communications bandwidth. This work was carried out as a bridge between previous low technology readiness level (TRL) research and future higher-TRL technology demonstration and deployment.
Upregulation of telomerase-independent apoptosis characterizes cutaneous malignancies in older patients
Creators: name: J Moorhead
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Background: There are controversial results on the influence of age on malignancy prognosis, being the patient age used as staging criteria (e.g., thyroid neoplasms). To test biologic features that can explain differences in tumors by age, the skin model was selected for two main reasons: tumors tend to be detected relatively early due to their easy access and a whole variety of common neoplasms (carcinomas, melanomas, sarcomas and lymphomas) can be analyzed. Design: We selected 50 cases of nodular basal cell carcinomas, well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma, superficial spreading malignant melanoma, dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans, and patch stage mycosis fungoides that have appropriate archival material. Representative samples were evaluated by standard immunohistochemistry for Ki67, telomerase, mlh1, msh2, In situ end labeling of DNA fragments (TUNNEL for apoptosis detection), and FISH-PNA of telomere. The tests were assessed in the whole lesion and the positive cells expressed as percentage of tumor cells. Appropriate controls were run in each sample. Cases were stratified according to patient’s age in <50 years (group A, 10 cases), 50-70 years (group B, 30 cases) and >70 years (group C, 10 cases). The results were statistically compared using analysis of variance and Student t-test, and considered significant if P<0.05. Results: The average age in each group was 34 (group A), 59 (group B) and 78 years (group C). All neoplasms were revealed positive for mlh1 and msh2, regardless of the age group. Proliferation and the percentage of FISH-detectable telomere revealed and inverse correlation, being proliferation significantly higher in group A than in group C; telomere revealed the opposite pattern. Apoptosis and the global kinetic index Ki67×Telomere/ TUNNEL (%) were significantly higher in group C as compared with A and B (P=0.0003 and P=0.0006). Group B was heterogeneous, cases being able to stratified by group A and C patterns. Group A/ Group B/ Group C
<50/ 50-70/ >70
Ki67/ 19.74/ 16.75/ 15.40
Telomere FISH/ 41.66/ 53.97/ 53.25
Ki67×Telomere (%)/ 3.42/ 7.35/ 7.56
TUNNEL / 0.50/ 2.82/ 10.17
Ki67×Telomere/TUNNEL (%) / 31.64/ 26.49/ 43.94
Conclusion: In the absence of mismatch repair abnormalities, malignancies in older patients are defined by significantly increased apoptosis, related with a telomere-independent accumulation of genetic alteration that is facilitated by lower cellular turnover.
Ecosystem simulations of the English Channel : climate and trade-offs
Creators: name: Stanford, Richard
name: Pitcher, Tony
Publisher: name: Fisheries Centre. University of British Columbia
Year: 2014

description: DIRECTOR’S FOREWORD. ABSTRACT. INTRODUCTION. Objectives. The English Channel. Physical and biological characteristics. Fisheries. Previous Research. AN ECOPATH MODEL FOR THE ENGLISH CHANNEL IN 1995. The basic parameters. Functional group descriptions. Pre-balancing diet matrix. Catch Data. Discards. Balancing the Model. Further adjustments. Economic data. Final 1995 model parameters. AN ECOSYSTEM MODEL OF THE ENGLISH CHANNEL IN 1973. Reconstructing the past. Modifying P/B and Q/B. Catch data. 1973 Model Functional Group Descriptions. Balancing the 1973 Ecopath Model. TUNING AND SIMULATING THE ENGLISH CHANNEL ECOSYSTEM USING ECOSIM. Tuning the English Channel Ecosystem Model. Simulations: Single Objective Results. Trade–offs in Multiple Objectives: Eat it or leave it? Rapfish evaluations. MAKING TOUGH DECISIONS. Towards a Solution. Discussion. REFERENCES. APPENDIX.
Antiviral Rotenoids and Isoflavones Isolated from Millettia oblata ssp. teitensis
Creators: name: Kiganda, Ivan
name: Bogaerts, Jonathan
name: Wieske, Lianne
name: Deyou, Tsegaye
name: Atilaw, Yoseph
name: Uwamariya, Colores
name: Miah, Masum
name: Said, Joanna
name: Ndakala, Albert
name: Akala, Hoiseah M.
name: Herrebout, Wouter
name: Bergström, Tomas
name: Yenesew, Abiy
name: Erdelyi, Mate
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2024
Subjects: natural product
NMR
rotenoid
isoflavone
Millettia oblata
antiviral

description: Original NMR data (FIDs), MestreNova files, NMReDATA files, DFT computed conformers for cis and trans isomers of compounds 1 and 2, UV and IR spectra, output of CSearch for the new compounds 1-4,
Security Assessment of Hierarchical Federated Deep Learning
Creators: name: Alqattan, D
name: Sun, R
name: Liang, H
name: Nicosia, G
name: Snasel, V
name: Ranjan, R
name: Ojha, V
Publisher: name: arXiv
Year: 2024
Subjects: subject: Machine Learning (cs.LG)
subject: Artificial Intelligence (cs.AI)
subject: Cryptography and Security (cs.CR)
subject: FOS: Computer and information sciences

description: Hierarchical federated learning (HFL) is a promising distributed deep learning model training paradigm, but it has crucial security concerns arising from adversarial attacks. This research investigates and assesses the security of HFL using a novel methodology by focusing on its resilience against adversarial attacks inference-time and training-time. Through a series of extensive experiments across diverse datasets and attack scenarios, we uncover that HFL demonstrates robustness against untargeted training-time attacks due to its hierarchical structure. However, targeted attacks, particularly backdoor attacks, exploit this architecture, especially when malicious clients are positioned in the overlapping coverage areas of edge servers. Consequently, HFL shows a dual nature in its resilience, showcasing its capability to recover from attacks thanks to its hierarchical aggregation that strengthens its suitability for adversarial training, thereby reinforcing its resistance against inference-time attacks. These insights underscore the necessity for balanced security strategies in HFL systems, leveraging their inherent strengths while effectively mitigating vulnerabilities.
Antiviral Rotenoids and Isoflavones Isolated from Millettia oblata ssp. teitensis
Creators: name: Kiganda, Ivan
name: Bogaerts, Jonathan
name: Wieske, Lianne
name: Deyou, Tsegaye
name: Atilaw, Yoseph
name: Uwamariya, Colores
name: Miah, Masum
name: Said, Joanna
name: Ndakala, Albert
name: Akala, Hoiseah M.
name: Herrebout, Wouter
name: Bergström, Tomas
name: Yenesew, Abiy
name: Erdelyi, Mate
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023
Subjects: natural product
NMR

description: Original NMR data (FIDs), MestreNova files, NMReDATA files, DFT computed conformers for cis and trans isomers of compounds 1 and 2, UV and ECD spectra, output of CSearch for the new compound 1-4,
Cities and Biodiversity Outlook: Action and Policy
Creators: name: Campbell, Kathryn
name: Chan, Lena
name: Custot, Julien
name: Elmqvist, Thomas
name: Galt, Russell
name: Katti, Madhusudan
name: Mader, Andre
name: Persic, Ana
name: Oliveira, Jose Puppim De
name: Rudd, Andrew
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: subject: Ecology
subject: FOS: Biological sciences

description: Published by the Seceretariat of the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity, this is the first part of a Global Assessment of the Links between Urbanization, Biodiversity, and Ecosystem Services. The authors listed here are the Lead Authors of this report which draws upon contributions from a number of other contributing authors. The citation format for this publication is as follows: Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity (2012) Cities and Biodiversity Outlook. Montreal, 64 pages. © Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity. Cities and Biodiversity Outlook (ISBN 92-9225-432-2 is an open access publication, subject to the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/). Copyright is retained by the Secretariat.
Cities and Biodiversity Outlook is freely available online: www.cbd.int/authorities/cbo1.shtml. An annotated version of the publication with complete references is also available from the website. Users may download, reuse, reprint, modify, distribute, and/or copy text, figures, graphs and photos from Cities and Biodiversity Outlook, so long as the original source is credited. The designations employed and the presentation of material in Cities and Biodiversity Outlook do not imply the expression of any opinion whatsoever on the part of the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity concerning the legal status of any country, territory, city or area or of its authorities, or concerning the delimitation of its frontiers or boundaries.
Antiviral Rotenoids and Isoflavones Isolated from Millettia oblata ssp. teitensis
Creators: name: Kiganda, Ivan
name: Bogaerts, Jonathan
name: Wieske, Lianne
name: Deyou, Tsegaye
name: Atilaw, Yoseph
name: Uwamariya, Colores
name: Miah, Masum
name: Said, Joanna
name: Ndakala, Albert
name: Akala, Hoiseah M.
name: Herrebout, Wouter
name: Bergström, Tomas
name: Yenesew, Abiy
name: Erdelyi, Mate
Publisher: name: Zenodo
Year: 2023
Subjects: natural product
NMR
rotenoid
isoflavone
Millettia oblata
antiviral

description: Original NMR data (FIDs), MestreNova files, NMReDATA files, DFT computed conformers for cis and trans isomers of compounds 1 and 2, UV and IR spectra, output of CSearch for the new compounds 1-4,
Regressive Features Define Spitz Tumors as Characterised by Cell Kinetics, Cell Cycle Regulators, and Microvessel Density
Creators: name: E Husain
name: M De Miguel
name: A Blanes
name: R Cerio
name: L Pozo-Garcia
name: Diaz-Cano, Salvador J.
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: Medicine
Molecular Biology
Cancer
Cell Biology

description: Introduction: Spitz tumors (ST) are poorly understood, their behavior can be unpredictable and their cell kineticis unknown. Methods: We selected ST (42), malignant melanomas (42, 15 radial growth phase MM-RGP and 27 vertical growth phase MM- VGP), and conventional melanocytic nevi (15 junctional, 20 compound), the latter two grou s used as controls. lmmunostainingfor Ki-67, p53, p21WAF1 and p27KIP1 was scored by topographic compartments (junctional, and dermal superficial and deep to 0.76 mm), screening the whole compartment in each case. CD-31-stained slides were used to estimate microvessel density. The results were statistically compared using analysis of variance and Student t-test, and consideredsignificantif P<0.05. Results: Superficial-to-deep gradient was maintained for Ki-67 in all lesions, but significantly higher in MM. No differences in p53 immunoexpression were detected. ST revealed reverse pattern with significantly overexpressed p21WAF1 and p27KIP1 and increased microvessel density at the deep dermal compartment. Conclusions: The kinetic profile suggests an overall regression for ST and a dissociated and ineffective deep vascular proliferation to maintain the cell growth.
CoE 46: Tree (Structures) of Life
Creators: name: Alicea, Bradly
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: subject: Archaeology
subject: 60102 Bioinformatics
subject: FOS: Computer and information sciences
subject: Geometry
subject: Developmental Biology
subject: Evolutionary Biology
subject: FOS: Biological sciences

description: Carnival of Evolution (blog carnival) #46: Tree (Structures) of Life. A review of evolution-related blog posts, papers, and other relevant blog content for the month of April, 2012. Originally presented on April, 1, 2012 at the Synthetic Daisies blog: http://syntheticdaisies.blogspot.com/2012/04/carnival-of-evolution-number-46-tree.html
Chung, Tzöl Zae / Siebert, Hans Wolf (Hrsg.): Joint-Ventures im chinesischen Kulturkreis: Eintrittsbarrieren überwinden, Marktchancen nutzen
Creators: name: Hellwege, Christiane
Publisher: name: ASIEN: The German Journal on Contemporary Asia
Year: 2021

description: ASIEN: The German Journal on Contemporary Asia, Nr. 59 (1996): ASIEN (April)
Interactions: The Magic Word is "Neuroscience"
Creators: name: Liu, Jean
Publisher: name: figshare
Year: 2012
Subjects: subject: Statistics
subject: FOS: Mathematics

description: What happens when certain words are imbued with so much mystery that their very presence makes bad science look good? In this Interactions article, we examine the "seductive allure" of neuroscience terminology in the context of cognitive psychology. This article originally appeared as a blog post on the Altmetric blog.
Orville Schell: Das Mandat des Himmels. China: Die Zukunft einer Weltmacht; Nicolas D. Kristof und Sheryl WuDunn: China erwacht. Die zwei Gesichter einer Weltmacht; Edgar Bauer: Die unberechenbare Weltmacht. China nach Deng Xiaoping
Creators: name: Kaltenbrunner, Robert
Publisher: name: ASIEN: The German Journal on Contemporary Asia
Year: 2021

description: ASIEN: The German Journal on Contemporary Asia, Nr. 59 (1996): ASIEN (April)