cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6504320
title: Manipulation of Glassy State in Amorphous Selenium by Low-temperature Internal Friction Measurements

description: We have studied the thickness and quench-rate dependent internal friction of amorphous selenium (a-Se) thin films deposited at room temperature. The internal friction of a-Se films exhibit a temperature independent plateau below 1 K followed by a broad maximum at 10 K. The plateau, which is seen in almost all amorphous solids, is caused by dissipation by two-level tunneling systems (TLS), whose origin is still unknown. The maximum is caused by thermal relaxation over the same energy barrier that induces TLS. The internal friction and shear modulus are almost thickness independent from 100 nm to 10 µm. Unlike other elemental amorphous materials, the sufficiently low glass transition temperature (Tg) of a-Se (only about 10 K above room temperature) allows in-situ quench-rate dependent study of TLS. The amorphous structure resets itself by a thermal equilibration cycle above Tg. We show that a faster quench rate freezes a-Se to a lower density structure with a higher TLS density and vice versa. The changes are reversible supporting a relationship between different quenched states and the density of TLS. Our study shows that a-Se can be a simple monatomic amorphous system to constrain models for the origin of TLS in amorphous solids.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6504053
title: Interleukin-6 contributes to myocardial damage in pregnant rats with reduced uterine perfusion pressure

description: Preeclampsia is one of the most frequent and difficult illnesses in pregnancy, which jeopardizes both mother and fetus. There are several diagnostic criteria for preeclampsia. However, the preeclampsia-associated myocardial damage has not been described. In this study, we employed reduced uterine perfusion pressure (RUPP) to generate a rat model of preeclampsia for the evaluation of myocardial damage in late-gestation rats. The expressions of cardiac injury markers were analyzed by immunohistochemistry and ELISA. The arterial pressure and myocardial tissue velocities were also measured. The role of interleukin (IL)-6 in RUPP-associated myocardial damage was further explored. The results showed that RUPP rats had significant myocardial damage, as demonstrated by the high expressions of myoglobin, creatine kinase isoenzyme, cardiac troponin I, and brain natriuretic peptide. In addition, RUPP increased the mean arterial pressure and the early transmitral flow velocity to mitral annulus early diastolic velocity ratio (E/Ea). Furthermore, IL-6 deteriorated these abnormalities, whereas inhibition of IL-6 significantly relieved them. In conclusion, our study demonstrated that RUPP rats displayed myocardial damage in an IL-6-dependent manner.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858353
title: Portrait of Archie Hill

description: A photograph of Archie Hill, who is Porter Ballard's uncle. "Archie Hill was the son of General Hill of Atlanta, Georgia, and Maria Hill, the founder of Friendship Baptist Church. In 1903, he gave a street car conductor a five dollar gold piece and did not receive change. An argument ensued, Archie shot the conductor and was eventually sentenced to life imprisonment. This incident led to other problems and sparked an attempt by railroad workers to get local restaurants to keep out black people"--information on the note with photograph. [donor Ballard-Fouché]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858349
title: James "Slick" Stocks and friends

description: A photograph of James "Slick" Stocks and 2 friends. They are standing in a tennis court, in front of a tennis net, holding tennis rackets. There is a home and a wall of ivy in the background. "Slick Stocks & friends"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10655100
title: Analysis of printability of rounded notches with continuous fiber reinforced filaments by material extrusion
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.10655101
title: Analysis of printability of rounded notches with continuous fiber reinforced filaments by material extrusion
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858322
title: Pasadena Museum of History: Photographic Prints
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14889378
title: Additional file 1 of Integrative analysis of histomorphology, transcriptome and whole genome resequencing identified DIO2 gene as a crucial gene for the protuberant knob located on forehead in geese

description: Additional file 1: Table S1. The primers for qRT-PCR and SNP of candidate genes. Table S2. The sequence accessions of DIO2 protein in various species. Table S3. Summary of RNA-seq data for each sample. Table S4. Mapping statistics for each sample for transcriptom. Table S5. The number of differentially expressed genes. Table S6. Mapping statistics for each individual for the whole genome re-sequencing. Table S7. SNP calling for the whole genome re-sequencing. Table S8. Positively selected genes harbored in the positively selected regions. Table S9. The expression pattern and population differentiation values of candidate genes.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858307
title: John Riddle with a football

description: A photograph of John Riddle wearing a football uniform, in an action pose holding a football. He is pictured in a grass lot with stadium risers in the background. "John Riddle; first black to play in Rose Bowl"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Ralph Riddle]
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14889378.v1
title: Additional file 1 of Integrative analysis of histomorphology, transcriptome and whole genome resequencing identified DIO2 gene as a crucial gene for the protuberant knob located on forehead in geese

description: Additional file 1: Table S1. The primers for qRT-PCR and SNP of candidate genes. Table S2. The sequence accessions of DIO2 protein in various species. Table S3. Summary of RNA-seq data for each sample. Table S4. Mapping statistics for each sample for transcriptom. Table S5. The number of differentially expressed genes. Table S6. Mapping statistics for each individual for the whole genome re-sequencing. Table S7. SNP calling for the whole genome re-sequencing. Table S8. Positively selected genes harbored in the positively selected regions. Table S9. The expression pattern and population differentiation values of candidate genes.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858237
title: Ralph Riddle with award

description: A photograph of Ralph Riddle (on the right) accepting a rolled-up parchment award from another man, shaking hands. They are both wearing suits and ties, pictured in front of a wall with a "Delinquency control" sign in the back. "Ralph Riddle on right"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Ralph Riddle]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858238
title: Porter Ballard with group

description: A photograph of Porter Ballard and 15 other people posed outside. "Porter Ballard - (where); Florence Buchanan, Ruth Wright; Ridley; Dr. Mack Reilly Porter Ballard; Choir picture"--written on the back of photograph. Two copies. [donor Ballard-Fouché]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858232
title: Family at the beach

description: A photograph of a family at the beach. "At the beach"--written on the back of photograph copy. [donor Ballard-Fouché]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858144
title: Fifth-grade class at Lincoln School, 1919-1920

description: A photograph of a Fifth-grade class at Lincoln School. There are 9 boys sitting in the front, with Francis Carter to the farthest right. Sitting in the second row are 9 girls, with Rosalind De Priest [Stocks] in the middle. 15 students and the teacher are standing in the back. They are formally dressed, surrounded by trees with houses in the background. "Fifth grade class; Lincoln School - 1919 or 1920; Room 58 [illegible]; Miss Cambell; Canada; Two Blacks - Rosalind De Priest and Francis Carter; Rosalind De Priest [Stocks] - middle, 3rd from right"--written on the back of photograph. "H.A. Varble; Victoria and Colorado Streets, Eagle Rock"--stamped on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858118
title: Tod Ford and friend

description: A photograph of 2 young men pictured outdoors, in front of a white balustrade: one is standing and the other is sitting on top of the rail. There is a bush to the left, and hills in the background. "Tod Ford & friend from Lafayette Esquadille"--written on the back of photograph. ["Lafayette esquadille" is likely a misspelling of "Lafayette Escadrille"; donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858113
title: James "Slick" Stocks with basketball players

description: A photograph of a group of formally dressed boys, posing on a basketball court, underneath a basketball hoop with trees in the background. There are 3 boys in the front, with the center boy holding a basketball in his lap. 4 boys are squatting in the middle row, while 4 boys and a man are in the back. "Slick"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858111
title: Football players

description: A photograph of young men in football uniforms, playing football. There are 7 players poised on their knees in the front, while 4 players are standing behind them, with their hands on their knees. They are situated in a large grass lot, surrounded by a wooden wall, with houses in the background. "Bert G. Covell; Photographer; Honolulu"--embossed on the front of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858110
title: Social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Pyle's Home, 1920s-1930s

description: A photograph of the party guests, gathered outside of Mr. & Mrs. Pyle's home. The yard is decorated with a string of Japanese lanterns and lights, hanging in the night background, surrounded by trees. There are over 30 formally-dressed guests pictured, wearing suits, tuxedos, and dresses. "Party in the yard. Japanese lanterns. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pyle on West Mountain Street"--written on the back of photograph. "Marie Ford, Ethel Fitchew, Mr. Fouche, Sadie Wright, Veronica Fouche Nelson, Louise Williams, Captain Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prince, Berta Mae Collins, Mrs. Sommers, Mr. Pyle, Andrew Burton, and Mrs. Taylor"--information on the note with photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858090
title: Two Tennis Players and a trophy

description: A photograph of two young men: James Stocks in a polo shirt holding a tennis racket and the other in a sweater with a trophy. There is a gated structure in the background. "By Wally Milne; 1934"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858089
title: James "Slick" Stocks and friends

description: A photograph of James "Slick" Stocks and 2 friends. They are standing in a tennis court, in front of a tennis net, holding tennis rackets. There is a home and a wall of ivy in the background. "Slick Stocks & friends"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858087
title: James "Slick" Stocks and friends

description: A photograph of James "Slick" Stocks and 2 friends. They are standing in a tennis court, in front of a tennis net, holding tennis rackets. There is a home and a wall of ivy in the background. "Slick Stocks & friends"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858086
title: John Muir Junior High School, 1925

description: A photograph of students from John Muir Junior High School. There are more than 100 students, standing on the steps in front of a building with large white columns. They are wearing school uniforms. "Blacks: Francis Carter; Norman Duncan; Rosalind Stocks; Niece of Mrs. Ruffin (Ethel?); Ruth Hurlick; Frances Burch; Clifford McCauley"--written on the back of photograph. [copy of photograph included; donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858077
title: Pasadena High School Lettermen Club

description: A photograph of the Pasadena High School Lettermen Club. They are standing on the steps, in front of a building with large double-doors and large white columns. The students are all male and formally dressed, with some wearing dark Letterman sweaters. "Pasadena HS Letterman Club"--written on the back of photograph. [illegible writing on the back of photograph; donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858075
title: Lightweight champions of Pasadena High School, 1924

description: A photograph of the lightweight champions of Pasadena High School. Mostly wearing football uniforms, 10 boys are sitting in the front row, with 12 boys and the coach standing in the back. Two trophies and a football are depicted in the foreground. The team is pictured in front of a white building, with trees in the background. "From the Studio of A.E. Arnold, 111 No. Bonnie Ave. F.O. 566, Pasadena, Calif"--stamped on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858070
title: First African Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school, 1933-11-26

description: A photograph of the Sunday school attendees. They are standing outside of the church, with a stained-glass window to the left and large double-doors in the background. Toddlers are in the foreground, with the children standing in the middle, and the young adults towards the back. There are adults and ministers standing on both sides. "First AME Sunday School - November 26, 1933"--written on the front of photograph. "Paul Kennedy; Photographer; 200 South Lake Ave; Wake. 7890; Pasadena, Calif."--stamped on the back of photograph. "Sunday school; Rev. Daubins (?) - Front row, far left; Edna Banks - 4th from left; Rev. William Prince - Front row, far right; Mr. Wright - Left of Prince"--information on the note with photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858055
title: James "Slick" Stocks and friends

description: A photograph of James "Slick" Stocks and 2 friends. They are standing in a tennis court, in front of a tennis net, holding tennis rackets. There is a home and a wall of ivy in the background. "Slick Stocks & friends"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858051
title: Paul Ford

description: A photograph of 3 boys, posing with tennis rackets. They are standing in a tennis court, in front of a tennis net. There is a home and a wall of ivy in the background. "Paul Ford"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858040
title: Graduation recognition at First African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1932

description: A photograph of Rosalind Stocks' graduation ceremony. They are standing at the altar of the church, in front of pews, with a doorway to the left. Standing in the first row, Rosalind Stocks is wearing a cap and gown, surrounded by 3 girls and 1 boy on her left, with 3 girls and 1 boy on her right. There are 9 girls and 2 boys standing in the back row. They are all formally dressed, wearing white dresses and dark suits. "1932 - Graduation Recognition at First AME Church"--written on the back of photograph. "Mrs. Stocks - middle, cap and gown; Miss Wright - fourth from left; Lucile Nelson - third from right (upper); Lula Prince - second from right (upper); Bobby Dickinson - upper right; Philip Carter - bottom seventh from left; Ruth Riddley - eighth from left"--information on the note with photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858026
title: James "Slick" Stocks and tennis trophy

description: A photograph of James "Slick" Stocks. Dressed in all white, he is pictured with a trophy and 2 crossed tennis rackets, which are placed in the foreground. There is a mesh wall with ivy pictured in the background. "Slick Stocks & tennis trophy"--written on the back of photograph. "James "Slick" Stocks, varsity tennis and track star at U.S.C., was the first black athlete to be elected captain of any Pasadena High School team. He was named captain of the track team in 1926. "Slick" also went to the National tennis tournament in Trenton, New Jersey, representing the entire Pacific Coast."--information on the note with photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14889493.v1
title: Additional file 8 of The underlying molecular mechanisms and prognostic factors of RNA binding protein in colorectal cancer: a study based on multiple online databases

description: Additional file 8. The expression data of five RBP signatures in various CRC cell lines from the CCLE platform.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858025
title: Pasadena High School Lettermen Club

description: A photograph of the Pasadena High School Lettermen Club. They are standing on the steps, in front of a building with large double-doors and large white columns. The students are all male and formally dressed, with some wearing dark Letterman sweaters. "Pasadena HS Letterman Club"--written on the back of photograph. [illegible writing on the back of photograph; donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11858024
title: Social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Pyle's Home, 1920s-1930s

description: A photograph of the party guests, gathered outside of Mr. & Mrs. Pyle's home. The yard is decorated with a string of Japanese lanterns and lights, hanging in the night background, surrounded by trees. There are over 30 formally-dressed guests pictured, wearing suits, tuxedos, and dresses. "Party in the yard. Japanese lanterns. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pyle on West Mountain Street"--written on the back of photograph. "Marie Ford, Ethel Fitchew, Mr. Fouche, Sadie Wright, Veronica Fouche Nelson, Louise Williams, Captain Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prince, Berta Mae Collins, Mrs. Sommers, Mr. Pyle, Andrew Burton, and Mrs. Taylor"--information on the note with photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857986
title: Fifth-grade class at Lincoln School, 1919-1920

description: A photograph of a Fifth-grade class at Lincoln School. There are 9 boys sitting in the front, with Francis Carter to the farthest right. Sitting in the second row are 9 girls, with Rosalind De Priest [Stocks] in the middle. 15 students and the teacher are standing in the back. They are formally dressed, surrounded by trees with houses in the background. "Fifth grade class; Lincoln School - 1919 or 1920; Room 58 [illegible]; Miss Cambell; Canada; Two Blacks - Rosalind De Priest and Francis Carter; Rosalind De Priest [Stocks] - middle, 3rd from right"--written on the back of photograph. "H.A. Varble; Victoria and Colorado Streets, Eagle Rock"--stamped on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857979
title: James "Slick" Stocks with basketball players

description: A photograph of a group of formally dressed boys, posing on a basketball court, underneath a basketball hoop with trees in the background. There are 3 boys in the front, with the center boy holding a basketball in his lap. 4 boys are squatting in the middle row, while 4 boys and a man are in the back. "Slick"--written on the back of photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857976
title: Social gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Pyle's Home, 1920s-1930s

description: A photograph of the party guests, gathered outside of Mr. & Mrs. Pyle's home. There is a string of lights and Japanese lanterns hanging in the night background, surrounded by trees. There are over 20 formally-dressed guests pictured, wearing suits, tuxedos, and dresses. "Party in home of Mr. & Mrs. Pyle on West Mountain St"--written on the back of photograph. "Mrs. Roland, Carrie Credit, Sam Turner, Margarite McCally, Mrs. Copeland, Mrs. Hurst, Mrs. McMicken, Mrs. Ridley, Anna Taylor, Rosalind Stocks and her Mother, Mr. Pyle, and Mrs. Ida dePriest"--information on the note with photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857969
title: Group of tennis players with a plaque

description: A photograph of boys posing in a tennis court. 3 boys are sitting in front of the tennis net, while 6 are standing in the back: the boys in the center are holding a large, wooden plaque while the other 4 boys are holding tennis rackets. There is a home and a wall of ivy in the background. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857968
title: James "Slick" Stocks and tennis trophy

description: A photograph of James "Slick" Stocks. Dressed in all white, he is pictured with a trophy and 2 crossed tennis rackets, which are placed in the foreground. There is a mesh wall with ivy pictured in the background. "Slick Stocks & tennis trophy"--written on the back of photograph. "James "Slick" Stocks, varsity tennis and track star at U.S.C., was the first black athlete to be elected captain of any Pasadena High School team. He was named captain of the track team in 1926. "Slick" also went to the National tennis tournament in Trenton, New Jersey, representing the entire Pacific Coast."--information on the note with photograph. [donor Rosalind Stocks]
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857747
title: Samuel Sheats with NAACP certificate, photograph

description: A photograph of Samuel Sheats pointing to the framed certificate of recognition and appreciation of his work on a wall in his office.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857746
title: Samuel Sheats working at his desk, photograph

description: A photograph of Samuel Sheats in his office with awards and certificates on the wall. There is black dial phone on the desk as well and a coat hanger on the side. He is working on some papers.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857744
title: Samuel Sheats reading papers in his office, photograph

description: A photograph of Samuel Sheats in his office with awards and certificates on the wall.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857743
title: Samuel Sheats in his office with a window in the background, photograph

description: A photograph of Samuel Sheats in his office with awards and certificates on the wall.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857739
title: Samuel Sheats with a white man, photograph, 1976-05

description: A photograph of Samuel Sheats standing with an unidentfied white man on the background of partly showing oversize framed art piece in 1976 May. "Foxprint May 76" --stamped on the back.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857738
title: Samuel Sheats with a white man, photograph, 1976-05

description: A photograph of Samuel Sheats standing with an unidentfied white man on the background of partly showing oversize framed art piece in 1976 May. "Foxprint May 76" --stamped on the back.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857737
title: Samuel Sheats with a group of Black men, photograph

description: Samuel Sheats left most in the middle row with 10 other Black men on steps of a building with a big glass door and glass panels behind them and a brick wall on the side.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857735
title: Man speaking at an event, photograph

description: A photograph of an unidentified white man speaking at a sit down dinner or lunch event possibly at the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. There is a Black man and another white man sitting next to the podium. "Fox Photos Jun 75" - stamped on the back of the color photograph.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857733
title: Ruby McKnight Williams speaking at an event, photograph

description: A photograph of Ruby McKnight Williams speaking at a sit down dinner or lunch event possibly at the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. There is a Black man and another white man sitting next to the podium. "Fox Photos Jun 75" - stamped on the back of the color photograph.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857730
title: Group of mostly Black men at a table, photograph

description: A photograph of four black men seated with papers on the table with three black men and a white man standing behing them. All of them are smiling. From Left to right, Nat Colley is 3rd and Samuel Sheats is 4th sitting down at the table. "Photograph Taken By "JACK" Charles J. Gibbs Phone 456-0231 Sacramento, CA 95817" -written on the back of the photograph.
DOI: 10.25549/pmh-ouc11857729
title: 3 Ex-Agents Under Fire: A look at their reputation and their roots, Overend, Los Angeles Times, article, 1988-12-18

description: A newspaper article, William Overend. "3 Ex-Agents Under Fire: A look at their reputation and their roots". Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California, USA) (1988 December 18), p. 3, 38. The article discusses 2 Black and 1 Latin Drug Enforcement Agents going on the wrong side of War on Drugs.