cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/p9jy68ns4t
title: Conformational activation of Argonaute by distinct yet coordinated actions of the Hsp70 and Hsp90 chaperone systems. Tsuboyama et al.

description: Unprocessed and uncompressed imaging data and raw FRET and stoichiometry values of single-molecule analyses for Tsuboyama et al. (MOLECULAR-CELL-D-18-00032).
DOI: 10.17632/pntrtyfk7g
title: DNA replication is highly resilient and persistent under the challenge of mild replication stress 

description: Mitotic DNA synthesis (MiDAS) has been proposed to restart DNA synthesis during mitosis due to replication fork stalling in late interphase caused by mild replication stress (RS). Contrary to this proposal, we find that cells exposed to mild RS in fact maintain continued DNA replication throughout G2 and during G2-M transition in RAD51- and RAD52-dependent manners. Persistent DNA synthesis is necessary to resolve replication intermediates accumulated in G2 and disengage an ATR-imposed block to mitotic entry. Because of the continual nature, DNA synthesis at very late replication sites can overlap with chromosome condensation, generating the phenomenon of mitotic DNA synthesis. Unexpectedly, we find that the commonly-used CDK1 inhibitor, RO3306, interferes with replication to preclude detection of G2 DNA synthesis, leading to the impression of a mitosis-driven response. Our study reveals the importance of persistent DNA replication and checkpoint control to lessen the risk of severe genome under-replication under mild RS.
DOI: 10.17632/r68n8vgx54
title: Experiments and Modeling of the Breakup Mechanisms of an Attenuating Liquid Sheet
DOI: 10.17632/rkt67g9wkp
title: Data for, Note on the reproductive biology of Ximenia americana (Ximeniaceae)

description: Data accompanying field studies in and near Palm Beach County Florida aimed at discerning the breeding system of Ximenia americana.
DOI: 10.17632/rx7h572p53
title: A dataset on soil organic carbon according to four different methods along a characteristic Mediterranean transect in the Valencia province (Eastern Spain)

description: These are sixty-seven rows of data of soil organic and inorganic carbon, and textural fractions in surface horizons of a representative Mediterranean transect in the Valencia province (Eastern Spain) which were gathered in 2008 and 2009. The data include a sample unique consecutive identifier, a soil code number, a horizon code number, a sample code number, readily oxidized carbon mass fractions in the fine earth and the silt-plus-clay, total oxidized carbon mass fractions at 150, 180 and 210 ºC in the fine earth and the silt-plus-clay, total carbon mass fractions in the fine earth and the silt-plus-clay, lost-on-ignition mass fractions at 300, 400, 450, 500, 560, 600 and 650 ºC and 2 h in the fine earth and the silt-plus-clay, lost-on-ignition mass fractions at 560 ºC and 12 h in the fine earth and the silt-plus-clay, the carbonate carbon mass fraction in the fine earth and the silt-plus-clay, and clay, silt and sand mass fractions in the fine earth and the silt-plus-clay.
DOI: 10.17632/tf295jvdmg
title: Leed intensity curves by the layer-by-layer method and perturbation calculation

description: Title of program: LEED BY LAYERS AND PERTURBATION Catalogue Id: ACKE_v1_0 Nature of problem Experiments with low energy electron diffraction (LEED) are used for investigating the structure of the surface regions of pure crystals and of crystals covered with an adsorbate.... CORRECTION SUMMARY: Vol:Year:Page 0:unpublished:unpublished "000A CORRECTION 28/02/75" "Unpublished correction to LEED intensity curves by the layer-by-layer method and perturbation calculation." J. Rundgren; A. Salwen Note: correction instructions are contained in source code Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data ACKE_v1_0; LEED BY LAYERS AND PERTURBATION; 10.1016/0010-4655(74)90067-8 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2019)
DOI: 10.17632/xfd5sh76pm
title: Protein Higher Order Structure Determination by Fast Photochemical Oxidation of Proteins and Mass Spectrometry Analysis

description: A calmodulin dataset that contains global level measurements of unmodified and FPOP-labeled calmodulin by Bruker MaXis, a peptide and residue level measurement of FPOP-labeled calmodulin by Thermo Q Exactive. The dataset is for the Nature Protocols Article "Protein Higher Order Structure Determination by Fast Photochemical Oxidation of Proteins and Mass Spectrometry Analysis".
DOI: 10.17632/xfjbrg4mrc
title: POLYANA—A tool for the calculation of molecular radial distribution functions based on Molecular Dynamics trajectories

description: This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2018) Abstract We present an application for the calculation of radial distribution functions for molecular centres of mass, based on trajectories generated by molecular simulation methods (Molecular Dynamics, Monte Carlo). When designing this application, the emphasis was placed on ease of use as well as ease of further development. In its current version, the program can read trajectories generated by the well-known DL_POLY package, but it can be easily extended to handle other formats. It is also very ea... Title of program: Polyana Catalogue Id: AEXP_v1_0 Nature of problem Computation of radial distribution functions of molecular centres of mass in systems subjected to Periodic Boundary Conditions. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data AEXP_v1_0; Polyana; 10.1016/j.cpc.2015.08.011
DOI: 10.17632/xk7b675z4v
title: 2023_01_09_scoping_non_bacteria_table_S1

description: Table S1. Characteristics of individual studies
DOI: 10.17632/yffdxr5mmw
title: Investigating Air Traffic Controllers’ Sleepiness Levels and Roster Matrix for Fatigue Risk Management

description: This research aims to investigate Air Traffic Controllers (ATCOs) sleepiness levels and their roster matrix to develop a best practice FRM roster. Fifty-seven qualified ATCOs participated in the current study. The results demonstrated that the compressed nature of the roster between shift-4 and shift-5 increased fatigue levels by reducing preceding sleeping hours and accumulating circadian dysrhythmia. Older ATCOs suffered more from night shifts and experienced significantly higher fatigue levels compared with younger ATCOs. Furthermore, the last three hours (6th hour, 7th hour, and 8th hour) on the working position presented high fatigue levels due to the depletion of ATCO’s mental and physical resources. A proactive policy of FRM would suggest that breaks should be taken at least every second hour to prevent ATCOs from “burning out”, and switch shift-1 to shift-5 to mitigate the impacts of circadian dysrhythmia.
DOI: 10.17632/yjf2fvd7yx
title: Data for: Natural attenuation of large anthropogenic nitrate loads in a subtropical stream revealed by δ15N and δ18O

description: Our data describe a time series and a spatial analysis of a subtropical creek
DOI: 10.17632/z2xc6rbn82
title: LINF_280015300

description: U6 snRNA-associated Sm-like protein LSm5
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/zjfhfcd4y7
title: Beam-plasma dielectric tensor with Mathematica

description: Abstract We present a Mathematica notebook allowing for the symbolic calculation of the 3 × 3 dielectric tensor of an electron-beam plasma system in the fluid approximation. Calculation is detailed for a cold relativistic electron beam entering a cold magnetized plasma, and for arbitrarily oriented wave vectors. We show how one can elaborate on this example to account for temperatures, arbitrarily oriented magnetic field or a different kind of plasma. Title of program: Tensor Mathematica.nb Catalogue Id: ADYT_v1_0 Nature of problem The dielectric tensor of a relativistic beam plasma system may be quite involved to calculate symbolically when considering a magnetized plasma, kinetic pressure, collisions between species, and so on. The present Mathematica Notebook performs the symbolic computation in terms of some usual dimensionless variables. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data ADYT_v1_0; Tensor Mathematica.nb; 10.1016/j.cpc.2006.11.006 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2019)
DOI: 10.17632/3y5r49dx54
title: The Secretome of Aged Fibroblasts Promotes EMT-Like Phenotype in Primary Keratinocytes from Elderly Donors through BDNF-TrkB Axis

description: Datasets related to this article shown in the Supplementary Materials.
DOI: 10.17632/52b5z7msts
title: FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS OF THE INFLUENCE OF DOWEL ANGLE ON CFRP ANCHORS

description: We have uploaded Excel spreadsheets containing slip-load curves for both Validation Models and Sensitivity Analysis Models. 
The Validation Models take into account the concrete compressive strength (fcu) as determined in the original experiments, with fcu being either 47.2 MPa or 55.1 MPa depending on the corresponding data. 
For the Sensitivity Analysis, a value of fcu=55.1 MPa is used in all cases. 
Additionally, we have included Atena Science input files, which require an Atena Science license to open and run.
DOI: 10.17632/5c52p9d8zs
title: Raw Data for AA7050 specimens - Reconstruction methods and analysis of subsurface uncertainty for anisotropic microstructures

description: Data for subsurface reconstructions + DIC experimental information for both rolled AA7050 and extruded AA7050.
DOI: 10.17632/5cvxxnjw9z
title: Night Train Survey May 2020

description: This data set includes the results of the Questionnaire conduct in May 2020 at the Vienna University of Economics and Business about the behavioral determinants of night train use. The questionnaire had 64 questions using a theory of planned behavior structure. This dataset already includes created variables for use in the final study. STATA do files are available from the author.
DOI: 10.17632/5vzy6rykm7
title: Peer social networks in Czech lower-secondary classrooms

description: This dataset is based on a study aiming to identify aspects influencing formation of peer social networks with the use of exponential random graph modelling (ERGM). The results from the individual classrooms were pooled in meta-analyses using maximum likelihood estimation, which yielded estimates of the overall effects across the classrooms. The data come from a non-probability sample containing data from 435 ninth grade (ISCED 2A) 14 to 15-year-old students in 21 classrooms in 14 lower-secondary schools in Moravia Region of the Czech Republic, with data collected in November and December of 2017 as a part of a larger project - GA17-03643S. Standardized sociometric questionnaires designed for assessment of likeability between students in classrooms were used in primary data collection. Personal questionnaires were used to assign individual students the variables of SES (socioeconomic status) and gender. SES is represented by parents‘ highest occupational status using a three-class version of the ESeC - European Socio-economic Classification. This dataset contains: - adjacency matrices representing directed cross-sectional unweighted likeability and antipathy social networks (CLSxx - Likeability network - Matrix.csv, CLSxx - Antipathy network - Matrix.csv, and CLSxx - Attributes.csv) - visualizations of the social networks made with Gephi (CLSxx - Likeability/Antipathy network - Visualization.png) - convergence check plots from statnet (CLSxx - Likeability/Antipathy model A/B - diagnostics.pdf) - goodness of fit plots from statnet (CLSxx - Likeability/Antipathy model A/B - goodness of fit.pdf) - results from the meta-analyses (Results.xlsx) Likeability model A could be fit to all 21 likeability networks. It includes terms for SES and gender popularity (in-degree), SES and gender homophily (nodematch), reciprocity (mutual), transitivity (gwesp), SES and gender expansiveness (out-degree), and overall connectedness (edges). Likeability model B could be fit to 14 likeability networks only, as 6 of the networks did not converge. It includes all the terms from Likeability model A plus effects of preferential attachment (gwidegree), out-degree distribution (gwodegree), dyad-wise shared partners (gwdsp), and connectedness across two edges (twopath). Antipathy model A is the most complete specification, which could be to the highest number of antipathy networks - 18. It includes the same terms as Likeability model A. Antipathy model B could be fit only to 9 networks as 12 of the networks did not converge. Compared to Antipathy model A, it does not include the transitivity term, however, it includes preferential attachment and out-degree distribution terms. Antipathy model B is more complete and has slightly better goodness of fit compared to Antipathy model A; however, it is based on a smaller number of classrooms. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This dataset is based on primary data collected by: Anna Drexlerová Jakub Kychler Jana Navrátilová Martin Majcík
DOI: 10.17632/65fbvgzhjp
title: HUMAN EVOLUTION

description: I have discovered information about how human was created (born) in earth. Millions of years back In our galaxy planets from the sun to Uranus came in an almost unique strait line once upon a day. At the same time of earth with moon there are 27 stars surrounded. The planet effects are collected and pass through into one star and totally the powers are come down to earth. That has formed as a human male child .same as after 27 days also a female child is formed.This one is happened has per science power.Same as water and land livings are also created.What we see the plants, trees and agriculture based products are born from land only. This is my theory of human birth in earth. JESUS CHRIST has created by sun light and reached in to Mriya stomach. (this is an example proof of how human has created) As per science we have to prove in laboratory. But this kind of activity no one can make any experience and exercise here after. All kind of living things are came from the concept of EGG. Mr.Darwin and big bang theory is not true and proved. Human has not come with one from another or changed.Aliens or any other planet things are not made us.www.marriagepair.in
DOI: 10.17632/6s6ym7x6gh
title: CASIA2

description: CASIA2 data
DOI: 10.17632/78cchzdzny
title: Data for: Optical and Chemical Properties of Long-range Transported Aerosols Using Satellite and Ground-based Observations over Seoul, South Korea
DOI: 10.17632/8ghsjvj8db
title: Data for: Towards a Better Understanding of Urban Air Quality Management Capabilities in Latin America

description: This is the CECA questionnaire. It has four sections: The introductory general-context section is designed to identify the city and the person/institution(s) who answer the questionnaire. This section also offers a set of open-ended questions to obtain an overview of the city’s air quality condition, as well as its AQM strengths and weaknesses. The other three sections of the questionnaire correspond to each of the three CECA components (technical capabilities, data capabilities and exploiting capabilities).
DOI: 10.17632/8srgt2szvr
title: Using ion exchange resins to monitor nitrate accumulation and leaching in remote semiarid ephemeral stream beds

description: This data was collected to test the applicability and efficiency of resin samplers and resin bags to monitor nitrates (NO3-N) in two small semi-arid intermitent flow catchments in Northwestern Mexico. Resin samplers were installed below the river bed and remained there for five months to capture NO3-N leachate during the summer rains. Resin bags were anchored in rock outcrops upstream of the resin samplers before the onset of the summer rainfall season. Bags were replaced every two weeks for four months to capture pulses of NO3-N concentrations in ephemeral streams. Results of the resin samplers found a difference of up to 12 kg ha-1 season-1 between the two catchments. The resin bags showed a higher accumulation of NO3-N concentrations in the catchment with lower vegetation cover (160.35 mg L-1 season-1) compared to the one with higher vegetation (67.88 mg L-1 season-1). Measured nitrate fluxes at both sites responded to rainfall pulses recorded during the monitoring period. Resin samplers and resin bags demonstrated an efficient way of determining spatio-temporal nitrate fluxes in semi-arid ecosystems in remote areas that are difficult to access, monitor, and collect data.
DOI: 10.17632/c2gxf2k5yc
title: LINF_330015000

description: beta tubulin
Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/d6m6jnsbfk
title: smFISH data for Mol. Cell: CD44, EFNA1, KRT8, MALAT1 and oligo-dT probes; siNT part 1
DOI: 10.17632/f2rh68ntvx
title: Mendeley supplemental table 2

description: Percentage of Missing Data
DOI: 10.17632/gz3ngmmchw
title: Increasing difference in interannual summertime surface air temperature between interior East Antarctica and the Antarctic Peninsula under future climate scenarios

description: By using the Climate Model Intercomparison Project 5 (CMIP5) simulations and empirical orthogonal function (EOF) analysis, the first mode of variability in detrended surface air temperature (SAT) in Antarctica (EOF1) was examined for the period of 1979-2004 and 2051-2099 during the austral spring (September to November), summer (December to February), autumn (March to May), and winter (June to August). This dataset provides the EOF1 of 21 CMIP5 models and their ensemble mean. All files are saved as mat file and can be uploaded by using MATLAB.
DOI: 10.17632/hh875fxb4v
title: Data for: Study of intermetallics for corrosion and creep resistant microstructure in Mg-RE and Mg-Al-RE alloys through a data-centric high-throughput DFT framework

description: This is the demonstration software for CRADLE with a MOngoDB database called Illinois Precipitate Database for Mg-Al-RE alloys. It contains jupiter notebooks for demonstration of data analytics and Visualization. The data in IPD is made accessible through an API, sample of which can be found in the provided Jupyter notebooks. Data analytics have also been provided for through 2D and 3D representations. The plots use plotly[26], which provide for a user interactive data plotting platform. The data for phases which are currently available are crystal structure, space group, the heat of formation, energy above the hull, symmetrically distinct miller indices and surface energies for the calculated phases. The interactive visualization is provided for the 3D crystal structure of the surfaces, Quick hull plots and surface energies. A docker version of the software can be accessed by following steps provided below: i) First, user needs to install Docker Community Edition: https://www.docker.com/community-edition/, required to register and then download the docker CE version. ii) If using Windows, please install Docker Compose after Docker Community Edition is installed. Linux and Mac users can skip this step: https://docs.docker.com/compose/install iii) After Docker & Docker Compose installation: For Windows users: Double click "cmd_docker_up.bat" For Linux users: Run script "linux_docker_up.sh" For Mac users: Run script "mac_docker_up.sh" iv) If the setup script runs well, user should see a Jupyter notebook opened in the default browser for demonstration of the software capabilities mentioned above.
DOI: 10.17632/hr5shvd46g
title: Appendices for Identifying Infrastructure Failure Interdependencies and Associated Stakeholders through News Mining: The Case of Hong Kong’s Burst Water Pipes
DOI: 10.17632/htwskf2vxd
title: An Experimental Investigation of Speed Choice and Information

description: This data set provides data from a new experiment, played in the computer lab, in which participants had to make the choice between travelling fast or slow from a hypothetical A to B. Participants were grouped in groups of eight. The participants’ payoff depended on the time needed to arrive at B. If they arrived at B after choosing slow, they received 1 experimental currency unit (ECU). If participants arrived at B after choosing fast, they received a higher payoff of 2 ECU. However, every participant faced the risk of having an accident that resulted in not arriving at B and therefore generating a payoff of 0 ECU. The probability to arrive for fast and slow is, respectively: P(f)=1/f(1/((-n)/m) x+f) P(s)=1/s(1/(-n) x+s) where x is the number of fast players, n the group size, f the payoff of fast, s the payoff of slow and m a factor influencing the accident risk when speeding. The main variable is "fast" which takes the value of 1 if the participant chose to travel fast, and 0 if the participant chose slow. The experiment is designed in a way which emphasizes the fact that choosing fast does not only decrease the participant’s likelihood to arrive at B, but also the likelihood of everyone else and runs over a total of 100 rounds. We compare this baseline condition with three variations: In the first variation, treatment I, we increase the underlying likelihood of having an accident in order to test the sensitivity to the accident risk in our experimental setting. In treatment II quantitative information will be provided and participants will be informed about the total number of accidents after each round. In treatment III we vary the information slightly and only present a qualitative measure of how many accidents occurred. All four conditions consisted of six groups of eight players. A consecutive questionnaire collected information on age, gender, ownership of a driver’s license, basic risk aversion and time preference. Additionally, the Big Five personality factors were captured. The STATA dataset contains labels further explaining the different variables. Ultimately, results showed that additional information had an effect on speeding choice if it contains quantitative instead of qualitative information. However, the provided quantitative information led to increased speeding behavior and a higher number of accidents. Across all treatments it was found that individual characteristics help explain differences in speeding behavior significantly
DOI: 10.17632/hvyyczdh2s
title: Computation of outer products of Schur functions

description: Title of program: SCHUR Catalogue Id: AAMJ_v1_0 Nature of problem To express the (outer) product of an arbitrary number of Schur functions as a linear combination of Schur functions. Versions of this program held in the CPC repository in Mendeley Data AAMJ_v1_0; SCHUR; 10.1016/0010-4655(82)90053-4 This program has been imported from the CPC Program Library held at Queen's University Belfast (1969-2019)
DOI: 10.17632/j9sh7w62m4
title: Publications on the Mobile money research

description: All 527 publications on the topic of the Mobile money on Scopus for bibliometric analysis!
DOI: 10.17632/kmb858d93x
title: LINF_250018300

description: t-Utp4; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/n8fj8x69vt
title: Wide-field thermal process monitoring data set
DOI: 10.17632/njms3jnbp4
title: Evolution of self-organised division of labour driven by stigmergy in leaf-cutter ants

description: Agent-based simulation model testing the evolution of task partitioning in leaf-cutter ants
DOI: 10.17632/ny945rfh3t
title: Adenopathy and extensive skin patch overlying a plasmacytoma (AESOP): two morphological variants can be outlined. Supplemental Data.

description: Online Supplemental Data.
DOI: 10.17632/r62v2sgfc8
title: Genomic data for the pathogens Ceratocystis manginecans and C. fimbriata

description: This data provides the MinION assembled genomes that were used in the article "QTL mapping of mycelial growth and aggressiveness to distinct hosts in Ceratocystis pathogens" by Fourie et al. 2019. These genomes contain MinION sequence reads as well as Illumina HiSeq sequence reads. The data also contains a python script that was used to convert the SNP data to binary data used for downstream analyses.