cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/8wxn39c7wc.1
title: Dataset on Behaviour in Relation with Plastic Bag Use in Thailand

description: The dataset is part of the study "Policy Evaluation on Voluntary Free Plastic Bag Ban by Retailers on 1 January 2020: A Step Towards 13 years Roadmap on Plastic Waste Management (2018 - 2030)". Also, their dataset provides basic information about the behavior of using plastic bags for Thai people and foreigners who visit Thailand. It is big data, which consists of 2,962 samplings for the survey. Moreover, the information on behavior related to knowledge and attitudes was developed as follows the knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) model to investigate and compare plastic bag consumption behavior among Thai consumers. This dataset consists of three worksheets, including 1) Thai people, 2) Code of interpretation for worksheet 1, and 3) Foreigner. How to use this dataset is simple to use depending on the user's interest in several fields-environmental behaviors, environmental policy, or business.
DOI: 10.17632/z6w4rdmkt4.1
title: Ultrastructural characteristics of oligodendrocyte precursor cells in the early postnatal mouse optic nerve observed by serial block-face scanning electron microscopy.-5

description: same to DOI: 10.17632/smkd8cd8mk.1
DOI: 10.17632/gnjdyyt8w5.1
title: Data of Factor Influencing Pre-Service Mathematics Teacher in The Use of Math-ICT during Online Teaching Practice

description: The dataset shows that the factors of Mathematics-Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (Math-TPACK), Beliefs in Math-ICT, and Beliefs in online learning (OL) significantly influenced the Indonesian PSMTs in integrating Math-ICT in online teaching practices. In theory. Schmidt et al. [1] define TPACK as a helpful framework for thinking about what knowledge teachers must have to integrate TPACK as a framework for measuring teaching knowledge could potentially have an impact on the type of training and professional development experiences that are designed for both pre-service and in-service teachers. Therefore, Math-TPACK can be defined as a TPACK framework based on knowledge of mathematics and mathematical software. The TPACK framework consists of three basic knowledge, namely technological knowledge (TK), pedagogical knowledge (PK), and content knowledge (CK). In addition, TPACK also consists of a combination of the three basic knowledge, namely pedagogical-content knowledge (PCK), technological-content knowledge (TCK), technological-pedagogical knowledge (TPK), and technological-pedagogical-content knowledge (TPACK).
Other factors analyzed were Beliefs in Math-ICT and Beliefs on OL, which were based on the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). Ajzen first introduced TPB in 1980, and he defines it as an academic framework aiming to understand someone's belief in things, objects, or ways [2]. TPB has three basic components, namely attitude (AT), which is a factor that motivates someone to do something; subjective norm (SN), which is associated with how other influential and essential people accept and understand the particular behaviors suggested to be performed; dan perceived behavioral control (PBC) a set that deals with the presence or absence of requisite resources and opportunities. In the context of beliefs on Math-ICT, AT refers to factors that influence the PSMTs in viewing Math-ICT. Next, SN refers to how the environment around the PSMTs supports them in integrating Math-ICT during teaching practice. Finally, PBC refers to the condition where the PSMTs can fully control their desire to use Math-ICT. Whereas in the context of beliefs on online learning, AT refers to factors that influence the PSMTs to use online learning mode. Furthermore, the SN component refers to how the people around the PMSTs support them in using the online learning model. Finally, the PBC component refers to how the PSMTs can fully control their desire to use online learning mode.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14686034
title: Response of the major soil fungal phyla (18S DNA copy numbers) to prolonged drought and soil wetness variable temperatures. Simulation in Phytotron

description: This data set belongs to a study on the soil microbial response to altered temperature and moisture conditions, simulating scenarios relevant to the central-eastern Po Valley, Italy.

Experimental Design:



Temperature: Two spring temperatures were simulated: +2°C and -2°C relative to the average.

Moisture: Prolonged drought (20% of field capacity-FC), prolonged wet (above FC), and moderate drought (50% FC) were tested.

Soil: Loam-silty soil from a ploughed and an unploughed field was used.

Microbes: Total fungi and the two main fungal phyla occurring in top soil (Ascomycota and Basidiomycota) were quantified, respectively, with general and specific primers of the18S ribosomal RNA region using digital PCR. Total  bacteria were quantified with general primers of the 16S ribosomal RNA region using Real-Time PCR. 


Procedure:



Wheat seedlings were grown in pots for 15 days at 22°C and 50% FC.

Two 60-day experimental periods followed, with the designated temperature and moisture conditions.

Soil samples were collected from the rhizosphere of wheat plants at the end of each 60-day cycle.
DOI: 10.17632/w6fvv9jtpw.1
title: Supporting Data for Separation of the Icelandic Coastal Current from the Reykjanes Peninsula

description: This dataset contains the supporting data for figures in “Separation of the Icelandic Coastal Current from the Reykjanes Peninsula,” a scientific article in Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science by Michael M. Whitney (affiliated with the University of Connecticut). The main objective of this study is describing and diagnosing Icelandic Coastal Current separation from the southwest tip of the Reykjanes Peninsula and the subsequent offshore excursion. Particular attention is paid to the interplay of coastal curvature, bathymetry, and winds. Motivated by satellite observations and prior research, realistic high-resolution (eddy-resolving) numerical simulations are conducted and analyzed. Sensitivity model runs for the study area are compared to isolate bathymetric and wind influences. Results have broader relevance to offshore transport and exchange on continental shelves. The dataset is composed of MATLAB data files, which are named FigureXX_data.mat. These files contain all data presented in the corresponding figures within the journal article. Details about variables and units are described within the figure captions and text of the article. The article contains complete descriptions of methods, analysis, and interpretation.

List of MATLAB data files:
Figure01_data.mat
Figure02_data.mat 
Figure03_data.mat 
Figure04_data.mat 
Figure05_data.mat 
Figure06_data.mat 
Figure07_data.mat 
Figure08_data.mat 
Figure09_data.mat 
Figure10_data.mat 
Figure11_data.mat 
Figure12_data.mat
DOI: 10.17632/wbbk78nc7f.1
title: Ultrastructural characteristics of oligodendrocyte precursor cells in the early postnatal mouse optic nerve observed by serial block-face scanning electron microscopy.-6 00-3

description: I upload the SBF-SEM images of newborn mouse optic nerve with 13 separate folders that are grouped into 4 datasets. I used these data for analyzing the glial cell morphology, especially focused on oligodendrocyte precursor cells. The results of analysis are accepted for publication by PLOS one.
This is the No.1 of 1st group.
 Purpose and results are as follows: 
Oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPC) arise from restricted regions of the central nervous system (CNS) and differentiate into myelin-forming cells after migration, but their ultrastructural characteristics have not been fully elucidated. This study examined the three-dimensional ultrastructure of OPCs in comparison with other glial cells in the early postnatal optic nerve by serial block-face scanning electron microscopy. We examined 70 putative OPCs (pOPC) that were distinct from other glial cells according to established morphological criteria. The pOPCs were unipolar in shape with relatively few processes, and their Golgi apparatus were localized in the perinuclear region with a single cisterna. Astrocytes abundant in the optic nerve were distinct from pOPCs and had a greater number of processes and more complicated Golgi apparatus morphology. All pOPCs and astrocytes contained a pair of centrioles (basal bodies). Among them, 45% of pOPCs extended a short cilium, and 20% of pOPCs had centrioles accompanied by vesicles, whereas all astrocytes with basal bodies had cilia with invaginated ciliary pockets. These results suggest that the fine structures of pOPCs during the developing and immature stages may account for their distinct behavior. Additionally, the vesicular transport of the centrioles, along with a short cilium length, suggests active ciliogenesis in pOPCs.
DOI: 10.17632/6pf5fhzgwg.1
title: Ultrastructural characteristics of oligodendrocyte precursor cells in the early postnatal mouse optic nerve observed by serial block-face scanning electron microscopy.-6 00-2

description: I upload the SBF-SEM images of newborn mouse optic nerve with 13 separate folders that are grouped into 4 datasets. I used these data for analyzing the glial cell morphology, especially focused on oligodendrocyte precursor cells. The results of analysis are accepted for publication by PLOS one.
This is the No.1 of 1st group.
 Purpose and results are as follows: 
Oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPC) arise from restricted regions of the central nervous system (CNS) and differentiate into myelin-forming cells after migration, but their ultrastructural characteristics have not been fully elucidated. This study examined the three-dimensional ultrastructure of OPCs in comparison with other glial cells in the early postnatal optic nerve by serial block-face scanning electron microscopy. We examined 70 putative OPCs (pOPC) that were distinct from other glial cells according to established morphological criteria. The pOPCs were unipolar in shape with relatively few processes, and their Golgi apparatus were localized in the perinuclear region with a single cisterna. Astrocytes abundant in the optic nerve were distinct from pOPCs and had a greater number of processes and more complicated Golgi apparatus morphology. All pOPCs and astrocytes contained a pair of centrioles (basal bodies). Among them, 45% of pOPCs extended a short cilium, and 20% of pOPCs had centrioles accompanied by vesicles, whereas all astrocytes with basal bodies had cilia with invaginated ciliary pockets. These results suggest that the fine structures of pOPCs during the developing and immature stages may account for their distinct behavior. Additionally, the vesicular transport of the centrioles, along with a short cilium length, suggests active ciliogenesis in pOPCs.
DOI: 10.17632/bpx8hrk7h3.1
title: Is partial acorn consumption a strategy to avoid depletion of caches during pilferage of acorns?

description: Cache pilferage by competing conspecifics is very common in hoarding behaviour in animals and members of rodent communities use a wide variety of strategies to minimize it. In this study, we investigated one of these strategies. We observed that some rodent species partially consume acorns leaving the embryo intact. We investigated whether this behavior in Mus spretus Lataste 1883 (Algerian mouse), was a strategy to avoid cache pilferage by competing conspecifics. Partially consumed acorn remains generated in underground stores could be seen by competing conspecifics as leftovers and rejected. They would not be consumed and therefore not stolen. 
To test the veracity of our hypothesis, we designed three experiments in which we studied preference for intact acorns, acorns partially consumed by the rodent itself or remains produced by other rodent competing conspecifics. We wanted to know whether the leftovers of partially consumed acorns were rejected. 
We verified that these remains are more highly valued than intact acorns and even the remains of the rodent’s own previous consumption, thus indicating that our hypothesis is untrue. They are not used as a strategy to avoid theft. However, preference for the remains of other rodents’ acorns could well form part of an anti-theft strategy. If they are being used as a decoy to attract the attention of thieves to prevent intact acorns from being consumed, the intact acorns would remain better preserved in the stores for a longer time. The remains were consumed before intact acorns. We verified that rodents prefer the remains of other rodents’ acorns to their own, and even to intact acorns. This behavior would form part of the strategy aimed at reducing the reserves of other rodents to avoid future competition by conspecifics.
DOI: 10.17632/34kn7422t5.1
title: Delineating sex-specific circulating host response signatures associated with COVID-19 severity and mortality.

description: Male SARS-CoV-2-infected patients have higher hospitalization rates, ICU admissions, and mortality compared to females, yet with unclear underlying mechanisms. We investigated the influence of biological sex on COVID-19 severity and patient outcomes. We profiled 41 circulating host response markers and identified differentially regulated proteins based on disease severity using covariates such as sex, age, BMI, diabetes, and corticosteroid administration. IL-8, D-dimer, S100B, IL-6, Angpt2, MMP8, TNFR1, uPAR, uPA, Osteopontin, IL-13, TNF-α, Pentraxin-3, P-selectin, Fractalkine, and SP-D levels were elevated in critically ill COVID-19 males compared to severe cases. In contrast, IL-8, D-dimer, IL-6, Angpt2, Tie2, uPAR, and SP-D were higher in females with critical-COVID-19 than in severe cases. Notably, D-dimer, IL-6, Pentraxin-3, and S100B were associated with male mortality, yet none of the measured plasma proteins associated with female mortality. Our study delineated distinct sex-specific plasma protein signatures linked to the severity and mortality of COVID-19 patients.
DOI: 10.17632/nbcxcgbgvv.1
title: Exploring acoustic detection of alpha-synuclein fibrils

description: Data set as support of the paper "Exploring acoustic detection of alpha-synuclein fibrils".
DOI: 10.17632/jhb3v3gzkz.1
title: Spatialized PM2.5 during Covid-19 Pandemic in Brazil’s most populous Southern City: Implications for Post-Pandemic Era

description: This unique dataset refers to the monitoring carried out during the years 2020 and 2021 in the areas used for the research published under the same title. It presents raw meteorological data, data obtained by LCS PurpleAir equipment from nine monitoring points in the cities of Curitiba and Araucária, and data related to the COVID-19 pandemic and public transportation usage in the same locations and periods. The content of the data can be found in the README_Column_description.txt file. Further information regarding data collection, comprehension, and key findings can be found in the associated publication.
DOI: 10.17632/c6z77tj4bs.1
title: A dataset of clinical parameters of infertile women undergoing IVF, including FSHB c.-211G&gt;T and FSHR c.2039A&gt;G genotypes

description: A dataset of clinical parameters of infertile women undergoing through ovarian stimulation for assisted reproductive technologies in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. A short gonadotropin-releasing hormone antagonist protocol was used for ovarian stimulation. Early-follicular-phase follicle-stimulating hormone, luteinizing hormone, anti-mullerian hormone and progesterone levels were assayed in serum on 3-5-th menstrual cycle day 5-6 cycles before ovarian stimulation, with “Access hFSH”, “Access hLH”, “Access AMH” and “Access Progesterone” kits using Automatic Immunochemical Analyzer “Access 2” (Beckman Coulter, USA). Genotyping of FSHB c.-211G&gt;T [rs10835638] genetic variant was performed using restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis with restriction endonuclease TatI and primers: 5´- GGAGCCAGATCATGAAATGTT-3´, 5´- GACCAATGCTAGCCTGAAGC-3´. Genotyping of FSHR c.2039A&gt;G [rs6166] genetic variant was performed using RFLP analysis with restriction endonuclease BsrI and primers: 5´-TTTGTGGTCATCTGTGGCTGC-3´, 5´-CAAAGGCAAGGACTGAATTATCATT-3´. The PCR products detection was performed by horizontal electrophoresis in 2% agarose gel. All samples were validated by double genotyping.
DOI: 10.17632/2n5f8hccvh.1
title: THE EFFECT OF FATIGUE AND DECISION-MAKING SPEED ON SKILFUL FIGHTING

description: Full dataset collected and analysed for the paper 'The effect of fatigue and decision-making speed on skilful fighting' by Sarah M Lane and Mark Briffa.
DOI: 10.17632/xssh7963jv.2
title: Dataset for meta-analysis on body weight supported gait training for mobility and quality of life in adults with non-progressive brain injuries

description: Question: What are the effects and harms associated with bodyweight-supported (BWS) gait training in adults with acquired and congenital brain injuries (ABI and CBI) according to measures of mobility, health-related quality of life (HRQoL), and adverse events?

Design: Systematic review and meta-analysis of randomised controlled trials.

Participants: Adults with ABI and CBI.

Intervention: BWS gait training compared to any type of other intervention.

Outcome measures: Gait function, walking speed, walking capacity, gait pathology, HRQoL, withdrawals, adverse events, serious adverse events.

Results: A total of 99 studies (5,150 participants) were identified for inclusion. Compared with control conditions, BWS gait training improved gait function (2.28 units [0–24 point scale] on the Dynamic Gait Index [95% CI, 1.30, 3.22]), walking speed (0.27 m/s on the 10-meter walk test [95% CI, 0.17, 0.37]), walking capacity (27.71 meters on the 6-minute walk test [95% CI, 8.91, 48.51]), gait pathology (4.99 degrees [0–100 degree scale] on the Gait Profile Score [95% CI, 3.08, 6.86]), and HRQoL (3.74 units [0–100 unit scale] on Short Form 36 Physical Component [95% CI, 0.80, 6.68]). No adverse effects related to BWS were identified.

Conclusion: BWS gait training appears to be safe and has a positive effect on measures of mobility and HRQoL in adults with nonprogressive ABI and CBI. The certainty of evidence was low to very low. Subgroup analyses indicated that the magnitude of the effect depends on the type of unloading mechanism used when employing BWS.

Trial registration: PROSPERO (CRD42021282642)
DOI: 10.17632/r3kdy49c3t.1
title: Data & Code from Increasing challenges to trial recruitment and conduct over time

description: This is the data and code from the manuscript entitled Increasing challenges to trial recruitment and conduct over time.
DOI: 10.17632/dkmt4trkgx.1
title: APPENDIX I

description: Search Strategy
DOI: 10.17632/5955942vc3.1
title: Ultrastructural characteristics of oligodendrocyte precursor cells in the early postnatal mouse optic nerve observed by serial block-face scanning electron microscopy.-6 01-1

description: I upload the SBF-SEM images of newborn mouse optic nerve with 13 separate folders that are grouped into 4 datasets. I used these data for analyzing the glial cell morphology, especially focused on oligodendrocyte precursor cells. The results of analysis are accepted for publication by PLOS one.
This is the No.1 of 1st group.
 Purpose and results are as follows: 
Oligodendrocyte precursor cells (OPC) arise from restricted regions of the central nervous system (CNS) and differentiate into myelin-forming cells after migration, but their ultrastructural characteristics have not been fully elucidated. This study examined the three-dimensional ultrastructure of OPCs in comparison with other glial cells in the early postnatal optic nerve by serial block-face scanning electron microscopy. We examined 70 putative OPCs (pOPC) that were distinct from other glial cells according to established morphological criteria. The pOPCs were unipolar in shape with relatively few processes, and their Golgi apparatus were localized in the perinuclear region with a single cisterna. Astrocytes abundant in the optic nerve were distinct from pOPCs and had a greater number of processes and more complicated Golgi apparatus morphology. All pOPCs and astrocytes contained a pair of centrioles (basal bodies). Among them, 45% of pOPCs extended a short cilium, and 20% of pOPCs had centrioles accompanied by vesicles, whereas all astrocytes with basal bodies had cilia with invaginated ciliary pockets. These results suggest that the fine structures of pOPCs during the developing and immature stages may account for their distinct behavior. Additionally, the vesicular transport of the centrioles, along with a short cilium length, suggests active ciliogenesis in pOPCs.
DOI: 10.17632/7nfg4tffs8.1
title: Nucleolin is a Critical Regulator for Primary Transcripts of miR-31 to be a Peptide or an miRNA

description: A study to investigate the role of nucleolin in the regulation of pri-miR-31 to be a peptide or an miRNA. During the activation of CD4+ T cells, the localization of pri-miR-31 shifts from cytoplasm into nucleus, consistent with increasing miR-31 expression and reduced miPEP31, the encoded product of pri-miR-31. We identified nucleolin as the regulator of pri-miR-31. The RNA binding domain of nucleolin interacts with pri-miR-31 through recognizing a G-quadruplex structure. Furthermore, nucleolin binds to a subset of G-quadruplex containing pri-miRNAs, subsequently regulating metabolic reprogramming and activation of CD4+ T cells. After screening endogenous RNA aptamers targeting nucleolin, we found that rG215 relieves the development of experimental colitis via inhibiting the pathogenic CD4+ T cells. Collectively, our results identified nucleolin as a critical regulator of the fate determination of pri-miRNAs and provided a new potential strategy to treat autoimmune diseases.
DOI: 10.17632/47n7n25z5w.1
title: Dataset from untargeted analysis in post-COVID-19 patients reveals dysregulated lipid pathways two years after recovery

description: The data contains all the intensity values used in the study, data is scaled by square and normalized by sum (TIC). Rows are m/z values and columns contains samples.
DOI: 10.17632/wjcn83td42.2
title: Insights into episodic exhumation of the western Tibetan Plateau since the Late Cretaceous from low-temperature thermochronology

description: We provided low temperature thermochronometry, thermal history, and exhumation rate modeling for samples from the western Tibet Plateau. Three stages of accelerated exhumation and one regional slow exhumation since the Eocene were recognized in different geological units. The first stage was related to the regional thrust-induced crustal thickening and led to the formation of the proto-TP. The second stage of accelerated exhumation is caused by the activity of local thrust, and the last stage is related to the enhanced river incision during Miocene. Our results highlight that tectonic and drainage network reorganization play an important role in shaping the geomorphology of the western TP.
DOI: 10.17632/bwndgt89wp.1
title: Xiamaling Data base

description: This a comprehensive database for the chemistry of the Mesoproterozoic Xiamaling Formation. The contains a summary of published data as well nee elemental analyses as indicated by italics in the data sheet.
DOI: 10.17632/j3g5jt8kb4.1
title: Seasonal dynamics of hydrogen isotope fractionation in mangrove Aegiceras corniculatum lipids

description: This dataset includes the concentrations of n-alkanes and n-fatty acids, as well as the hydrogen and oxygen isotope compositions from various water sources in the mangrove species Aegiceras corniculatum. These water sources include surface water (SW), pore water (PW), xylem water (XW), and leaf water (LW). The dataset also highlights fractionation occurring at key physiological stages: infiltration between surface and pore water (αPW-SW), water uptake from pore water to xylem (αXW-PW), transpiration between leaf and xylem water (αLW-XW), and biosynthesis between mangrove lipids (n-fatty acids and n-alkanes) and leaf water (αLipid-LW). Additionally, it shows the net fractionation between mangrove lipids and pore water (αLipid-PW).