cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/bvrbsy79hj
title: Phenomics_field_study_cisgenic_apple_and_controls

description: The dataset contains the raw data and data input files to replicate the statistical analyses of the assessments of floral fire blight resistance, and tree- and fruit-related phenotypical traits described in "Field study of the fire blight-resistant cisgenic apple line C44.4.146" (https://doi.org/10.1111/tpj.16083)

dataset_1_floral_fire_blight_assessment:
	raw data of the assessments of floral fire blight severity 21 dpi in 2018 and 2019 (1st tab), 
	contingency table per floral fire blight severity group, year, tree, and genotype (2nd tab), 
	contingency table per floral fire blight severity group, year, and genotype (3rd tab)

dataset_2_quantitative_phenotypical_traits:
	measured quantitative phenotypical traits per tree (1st tab)
	measured quantitative phenotypical traits per block (2nd tab)

dataset_3_qualitative_phenotypical_traits:
	contingency tables of the two qualitative phenotypical traits per trait category, year, and genotype
	(1st tab: ground color, 2nd tab: pattern of over color)
DOI: 10.17632/rd6k8b5xz4
title: BMCRN_DN_TJ-Datafile11

description: Scatterplots showing correlation of signal values between cancer and non-cancer breast tissues.
DOI: 10.17632/rz6gcc29dj
title: Like the back of my hand

description: Experimental stimuli, code and electrophysiological data. Please refer to the ReadMe file for further information about the files. Paradigm description In a first EEG experiment (discoverysample), event-related potentials (ERPs) were elicited by a pair of sequentially presented visual stimuli (vS1 and vS2; duration of stimuli: 300ms; interstimulus: 1000ms), representing either the self-hand or other people’s hands. In a second EEG experiment (replicating sample), together with the previously described visual stimuli, also a familiar hand was presented. Participants were asked to decide whether vS2 was identical or different from vS1. Accuracy and response times were collected. Experiment 1 consisted of two different scenarios (i.e. With Self and Without Self); in the With Self scenario, visual stimuli included participants’ self-hand. Four different types of pairs were presented: Self-Self (with both vS1 and vS2depicting the self-hand); Other1-Other1 (with vS1 and vS2 depicting the same hand belonging to a stranger – Other1); Self-Other1 (with vS1 representing the self-hand and vS2 Other1’s hand); Other1-Self (with vS1 representing Other1’s hand and vS2 the self-hand). In the WithoutSelf scenario, the self-hand was never presented. Four different types of pairs were delivered: Other2-Other2 (withvS1 and vS2 depicting the same hand belonging to a stranger – Other2, different from Other1); Other3-Other3 (with both vS1 and vS2 depicting the same hand belonging to a stranger – Other3, different from Other1and Other2); Other2-Other3 (with vS1 representing Other2’s hand and vS2 Other3’shand); Other3-Other2 (with vS1representing Other3’s hand and vS2 Other2’s hand).In Experiment 2, we included a third scenario, i.e. the With Familiar scenario. In this scenario, we presented two others’ hands. Importantly, one of these hands was familiar for the participant (i.e. the Familiar hand), since it had already been repeatedly presented in the immediately preceding scenario (which, depending on the specific sequence assigned to subject, might either be the With Self or the Without Self scenario). Four different pair types were presented: Familiar-Familiar (with both vS1 and vS2 depicting the familiarized hand); Other4-Other4 (with vS1 and vS2 depicting the same hand belonging to a stranger – Other4); Familiar-Other4 (with vS1 representing the familiarized hand and vS2 Other4’s hand); Other4-Familiar (with vS1 representing Other4’s hand and vS2 the familiarized hand).
DOI: 10.17632/77yyw49ms5
title: Wildfire Resilience-Limiting Factors for Transportation Plans in the Greater Yosemite AREA: data

description: Policies utilized for the PIRS analysis, output metrics, and the associated AREA guidelines.
DOI: 10.17632/f92nc9zzvy
title: Data for: 3689347 SSRN DT1.1 09Sep2020

description: https://data.mendeley.com/submissions/ssrn/create?submission_id=3689347&token=ae35e51d-b4c4-45e7-94a2-83f2d9773252
DOI: 10.17632/dm2x6ngsx7
title: Renal Tubule IL-2 Expression Differs in Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes mellitus 

description: The purpose of this study was to detect in situ expression of IL-2 in kidney and its relationship with fibrosis markers, E-cadherin(E-cad), collagen-1(Col-1) and a-smooth muscle actin (a-SMA) in T1DN and T2DN. Streptozocin(STZ)-induced T1DN, high fat diet combined with STZ induced T2DN and db/db mice models were used and found that the expression of IL-2 protein in local renal tissues of T1DN mice was decreased, while increased in T2DN and db/db mice. Benazepril then increased IL-2 expression and alleviated fibrosis marker molecules in the kidney of T1DN mice. Blocking IL-2 with basiliximab in db/db mice increased local Th17/Treg ratio, not CD3+CD4+T cells. In additional, insulin intervention had no effect on the change of IL-2 protein level in renal tissues of both T1DN mice or db/db mice.
DOI: 10.17632/tx3tw29p62
title: In Vivo effects of aflatoxin B1 and benzo[a]pyrene on the heart muscle of chicken embryos 

description: The purpose of the present study was to evaluate the effects of aflatoxin B1 and benzo[a]pyrene on the heart muscle of chicken embryos of the broiler line Ross 308.
DOI: 10.17632/7g9n9hsh2n
title: Mortality Salience Effects of Critical Incidents – A Systematic Literature Review and Research Agenda

description: A systematic literature review was conducted. A total of 1355 articles were identified.  After duplicates were removed 871 remained, leaving 139 articles for eligibility screening. 65 articles were further excluded based on reasons cited in Figure 1 of article. At the end of this process, 74 articles remained and were included into the final review. 

Overall, 74 articles with 113 studies were included. Through this review, strong support for MS effects of CI has been found. Consistent with TMT, CIs tend to trigger worldview defence, self-esteem enhancement and relationship seeking. CIs have also been found to impact negatively on individual well-being and organisational health. Recommendations specific to crisis interventions and well-being will be discussed.
DOI: 10.17632/mj36nhxm2n
title: Nemabiome of roe deer and sheep living in sympatry

description: The growth of livestock farming and the recent expansion of wild ungulate populations in Europe favor opportunities for direct and/or indirect cross-transmission of pathogens. Comparatively few studies have investigated the epidemiology of gastro-intestinal nematode parasites, an ubiquitous and important community of parasites of ungulates, at the wildlife/livestock interface. In this study, we aimed to assess the influence of livestock proximity on the gastrointestinal nematode community of roe deer in a rural landscape located in southern France. Using ITS-2 rDNA nemabiome metabarcoding on fecal larvae, we analyzed the gastrointestinal nematode communities of roe deer and sheep. In addition, we investigated Haemonchus contortus nad4 mtDNA diversity to specifically test parasite circulation among domestic and wild host populations. The dominant gastrointestinal nematode species found in both the roe deer and sheep were generalist species commonly found in small ruminant livestock (e.g. H. contortus), whereas the more specialized wild cervid nematode species (e.g. Ostertagia leptospicularis) were only present at low frequencies. This is in marked contrast with previous studies that found the nemabiome of wild cervid populations to be dominated by cervid specialist nematode species. In addition, the lack of genetic structure of the nad4 mtDNA of H. contortus populations between host species suggests circulation of gastrointestinal nematodes between roe deer and sheep. We observed a seasonal variation in the nemabiome composition of roe deer. The risk of contact with livestock has a small influence on the nemabiome of roe deer. The parasite population of roe deer has been displaced by generalist livestock parasites because of many decades of sheep farming, not only for deer grazing close to pastures, but also at a larger regional scale. Overall, our results demonstrate significant exchange of gastrointestinal nematodes between domestic and wild ungulates with generalist species spilling over from domestic ungulates dominating wild cervid parasite communities.
DOI: 10.17632/smynmmmm7b
title: Somatometría de recién nacidos y desgarros perineales en mujeres atendidas en el Hospital III Yanahuara EsSalud

description: El parto vaginal es un factor determinante en la pérdida de funcionalidad del suelo pélvico, el desgarro perineal es una de las complicaciones obstétricas más frecuentes del periodo expulsivo, ocasionando temor en las parturientas dado que sus consecuencias ponen en riesgo la salud de las mujeres.
El trauma perineal, el cual se define como cualquier daño que se da en los genitales, ya sea de manera espontánea o a causa de una episiotomía (Santos, 2016), ocasiona en más del 91% de las mujeres que han sufrido un desgarro perineal morbilidad asociada, siendo los síntomas a corto plazo: hemorragia, formación de hematomas, dolor perineal, infección, formación de abscesos, fístula y dispareunia; y a largo plazo: prolapso genital, disfunción sexual e incontinencia urinaria y fecal.
Con la presente investigación se pretende identificar el porcentaje de mujeres que presentan desgarro perineal y si estos se relacionan con las dimensiones de los perímetros cefálico o torácicos de los recién nacidos.
Considerando que el promedio normal del perímetro cefálico es de 33,5-36 cm y el promedio normal del perímetro torácico es de 30-33 cm, de hallarse medidas que superen los promedios establecidos podría establecerse la relación de riesgo para los desgarros perineales.
DOI: 10.17632/bc5nxsxgxd
title: ASV_matrix_taxonomy_Plilfordi_microbiota

description: Non-rarefied abundance table of Amplicon Sequence Variants (ASVs) and corresponding taxonomic classification.
DOI: 10.17632/fyk445ccrh
title: Vaughnetal2021_PodarcismuralisMorphologySprint

description: Data files associated with Vaughn et al. 2021, "Moving to the City: Testing the Implications of Morphological Shifts on Locomotor Performance in Introduced Urban Lizards"
DOI: 10.17632/rzdmvymc8w
title: Supplemental material: Allometric Scaling of Testosterone Enanthate Pharmacokinetics to Adolescent Hypogonadal Males (IM and SC Administration)

description: Supplemental Figure 1: Simulated Individual Predictions for the SC TE Model	p3
Supplemental Figure 2: Simulated Individual Predictions for the IM TE Model	p4
Supplemental Figure 3: Goodness of Fit for the SC TE Model	p5
Supplemental Figure 4: Goodness of Fit for the IM TE Model	p6
Supplemental Figure 5: Visual Predictive Check of the SC TE Model	p7
Supplemental Figure 6: Visual Predictive Check of the IM TE Model	p8
Supplemental Figure 7: Simulated Population (Mean) Predictions for the SC TE Model	p9
Supplemental Figure 8: Simulated Population (Mean) Predictions for the IM TE Model	p10
Supplemental Table 1: Comparison of Evaluated Compartmental Models and Error Models for the SC TE Model	p11
Supplemental Table 2: Comparison of Evaluated Compartmental Models and Error Models for the IM TE Model	p12
Supplemental Table 3: Comparison of Final Parameters of SC and IM TE Models	p13
Supplemental Table 4: Bootstrap Analysis of the SC TE Model	p14
Supplemental Table 5: Bootstrap Analysis of the IM TE Model	p15
DOI: 10.17632/vhrbx46s97
title: Cotugno N, 2023, Lancet eBiomedicine database

description: Full database for the paper: B-CELL IMMUNITY AND VACCINE INDUCED ANTIBODY PROTECTION REVEAL THE INEFFICACY OF CURRENT VACCINATION SCHEDULE IN INFANTS WITH PERINATAL HIV-INFECTION IN MOZAMBIQUE, AFRICA from Cotugno N et Al.
DOI: 10.17632/hn3ssxw3pp
title: Intralesional measles, mumps, rubella vaccine versus tuberculin purified protein derivative injections in the treatment of palmoplantar and periungual warts: A double-blind randomized controlled trial

description: Supplementary materials of the study entitled "Intralesional measles, mumps, rubella vaccine versus tuberculin purified protein derivative injections in the treatment of palmoplantar and periungual warts: A double-blind randomized controlled trial"
DOI: 10.17632/htzmf88s5k
title: Few pairings of electrical micro-stimulation... - supplemental figures

description: Supplemental figures for "Few pairings of electrical micro-stimulation of the ventral tegmental area and a visual stimulus enhance visual cortical responses", Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience (2022). 

Abstract:
Previous studies demonstrated that pairing a visual stimulus and electrical micro-stimulation of the ventral tegmental area (VTA-EM) for multiple days is sufficient to induce visual cortical plasticity and changes perception. However, a brief epoch of VTA-EM stimulus pairing within a single day has been shown to result in a behavioral preference for the paired stimulus. Here, we investigated whether a brief single-day session of VTA-EM-stimulus pairings is sufficient to induce changes in visual cortical responses. We examined macaque posterior inferior temporal cortex (PIT) since previous studies demonstrated response changes after VTA-EM stimulus pairing in that area. Multi-unit recordings in PIT were interleaved with VTA-EM-stimulus pairing epochs. During the short VTA-EM-stimulus pairing epochs (60 pairings), one image (fractal) was paired with VTA-EM (STIM) while another, unpaired fractal was presented as control (CON). Two other fractals (dummies) were presented only during the recordings. A difference in response between the STIM and CON fractals was already present after the first VTA-EM-stimulus pairing epoch, reflecting a relative increase of the response to the STIM fractal. However, the response to the STIM fractal did not increase further with more VTA-EM-stimulus pairing epochs. The relative increase in firing rate for the paired fractal was present early in the response, in line with a local/bottom-up origin. These effects were absent when comparing the responses to the dummies pre-and post-VTA-EM. This study shows that pairing a visual image and VTA-EM in a brief single-day session is sufficient to increase the response for the paired image in macaque PIT.
DOI: 10.17632/ywk923yr99
title: Data for: State Estimation of External Neutron Source Driven Sub-critical Core using Adaptive Kalman Filter

description: simualtion data and draw figure data.
DOI: 10.17632/2tsn6pw8xd
title: WLB Paradox

description: This data contains all the variables related to work life balance and the article we wrote
DOI: 10.17632/m832df4984
title: Transgenerational effects of maternal testosterone exposure on female offspring through paternal epigenetic inheritance. Zhou et al.

description: Zhou et al Figure 5 shows the western-blot reults of mTOR pathway related protein expression levels in the ovary of F2 generation, which was generated by prenatally testosterone treated mice.
Zhou et al Figure 6 shows different expression level of mRNA N6-methyladenosine (m6A) methyltransferase and binding protein in the testis of F1 offspring, which was generated by prenatally testosterone treated mice.
DOI: 10.17632/hm7cd3t222
title: Deficiency of Sox7 Leads to Congenital Aortic Stenosis via Abnormal Valve Remodeling

description: Figure 1. Expression patterns of Sox7 in mammalian hearts.
Figure 2. The changes in cardiac function of  Nfatc1 Cre;Sox7fl/fl  mice.
Figure 3. Deficiency of Sox7 in endocardium leads to congenital aortic stenosis. 
Figure 4. The alteration of the proliferation and apoptosis level in the valve in Nfatc1 Cre;Sox7fl/fl mice. 
Figure 5. The underlying mechanism of congenital aortic stenosis caused by Sox7 deficiency in endocardium. 
Figure 6. Sox7 up-regulate MMP9 and has an effect on the proliferation and apoptosis of VICs. 
Figure 7. The changes of multiple genes in the proliferation and apoptosis of VICs and the expression levels of Sox7 protein in the human fetal aortic valve.
DOI: 10.17632/szj869h34m
title: Distributed chromatic processing at the interface between retina and brain in the larval zebrafish. Guggiana Nilo et al.

description: Associated data for Manuscript "Distributed chromatic processing at the interface between retina and brain in the larval zebrafish" .
DOI: 10.17632/4gtgx4xbzk
title: Clinical mimickers of calciphylaxis: a retrospective study

description: Supplemental Figures
DOI: 10.17632/4sc2j5hj7d
title: Design and performance analysis of multi-module puzzle-based storage systems

description: Experimental data from a paper titled 'Design and performance analysis of multi-module puzzle-based storage systems'.
DOI: 10.17632/rvjgrsrkg4
title: LINF_340025300

description: IQ calmodulin-binding motif containing protein; Leishmania infantum (strain JPCM5)
DOI: 10.17632/sj7zcvjhhr
title: manuscript data

description: Original data of the article manuscript
DOI: 10.17632/8y8nx3c7vs
title: Lactobacillus reuteri fortified camel milk infant formula: Effect of encapsulation, in-vitro digestion and storage conditions on probiotic viability and physicochemical characteristics

description: Supplementary material for research article published in Journal of Dairy Science.
Title of the article: Lactobacillus reuteri fortified camel milk infant formula: Effect of encapsulation, in-vitro digestion and storage conditions on probiotic viability and physicochemical characteristics.
DOI: 10.17632/h2dyr8ch77
title: 8. wt-2 data

description: RNA-seq data on the bone marrow cells of wt sample 2.
DOI: 10.17632/h9s7gm3t7x
title: Data for: Urine Test Stewardship for Catheterized Patients in the Critical Care Setting: Provider Perceptions and Impact of Electronic Orderset Interventions

description: Raw data, provider survey response
DOI: 10.17632/p62frcf8p4
title: Manleyetal_MachineLearningBigDatainEcosystemServices

description: Excel data collected as part of a review on machine learning and big data in ecosystem service research (Manley et al., tbd).
DOI: 10.15468/dl.48rzur
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 8 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "DatasetKey is South Australian Museum Adelaide provider for OZCAM",
 "Country is Croatia"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 8 records from 1 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0000370-250221090833381/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.17632/p99cymhxcp
title: Constraints to sustainable livelihood of women farmers and fishers in rural areas in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria

description: The research showed the constraints faced by rural women of the Ijaw ethnic extraction engaged in farming and fishing in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. These constraints were identified as critical impediments to traditional livelihood sustainability in the area. The primary constraints faced by fishers are pollution of the rivers from crude oil spills, limited access to funds and extension services, and insecurity from raids along the creeks by sea pirates/ robbers. The farmers were faced with inadequate funds,  land, and extension services. The SPSS file uploaded here contains collated data from semi-structured interview schedules administered to farmers and fishers in the study area. Most of the variables are labeled except for multiple response variables. These multiple response variables were given separate columns for each answer option or response and uniform prefixes to responses from the same group.   The multiple response variables are numeric. They include 1 representing checked option and 0 representing unchecked option, and blank for missing values. The first multiple-response variable is on constraints that impede the women from ascertaining expected output. They include Constrain_oilspill (crude oil spill in rivers), Constrain_weather (frequent and intense rain),  Constrain_land (inadequate farmland or fish pond sites for fishers), Constrain_plantgrowth (poor plant growth from soil infertility, pests, and plant diseases), Constrain_old_poorhealth (old age and poor health), etc. The second is on the source of extension information. They include Extension_info_source_ExtAgents (extension agents), Extension_info_source_Media (internet, radio, television, etc.), Extension_info_source_Community_group (other groups aside cooperatives cultural dance, age grades or religious groups), etc. The third is on sources of capital to fund their farming or fishing operations. They include Capital_Source_Self (personal savings), Capital_Source_Private_loans (loans from private individuals), etc. The fourth concern factors hindering them from expanding their operations and increasing production. They include Expansion_constrain_time ( no free time), Expansion_constrain_insecurity (sea pirates/robbers), Expansion_constrain_support (inadequate free labour from family and friends), etc. The fifth one is on the title held on Farmlands for farmers only.  They include Title_0n_Land_Collateral (land held as collateral for the loan given),  Title_0n_Land_Patrilineal_link (land allocated annually to wives and daughters of the community), etc.  The sixth and final one is on assets they would like to acquire if given the opportunity. They include AssetsDesired_Aquaculture_fishfarming (setup aquaculture business or fish farms),  AssetsDesired_Other_Tools_Inputs_safetyGears (tools like fishing nets, baskets, inputs like fertilizers, herbicide, seedlings),  AssetsDesired_NonAgric_Business (hair salon, restaurants), etc.
DOI: 10.17632/sxndp9wpbx
title: Mass Spectrometric analysis of FLAG-HA-CDK9 complex

description: Mass Spectrometric analysis of FLAG-HA-CDK9 complex purified from mammalian 293T cells
DOI: 10.17632/fkyyzh54sg
title: narrative

description: the effect of narrative
DOI: 10.17632/hmmjjxc4mm
title: Physiotherapy Intervention for treating Cervicogenic Headache by comparing effect of TYPE IV LASER and Myofascial Release in Middle Aged Population.

description: Physiotherapy intervention for treating cervicogenic headache by comparing effect of type IV LASER therapy and myofascial release in middle aged population. Aim: Cervicogenic Headache (CGH) is a secondary type of headache which is often unilateral. It radiates to cervical regions such as occipital, frontal, temporal and pre-orbital. Pain episodes show varied duration of fluctuating, continuous pain. Myofascial Release (MFR) is a therapeutic technique that uses gentle pressure and stretching (direct and indirect approaches) intending to decrease pain, restore optimized length and facilitate release of fascial restrictions. Sub-occipital release is appropriate for reducing tension in soft tissues of cervical spine. High-intensity LASER therapy (HILT) is a higher-intensity laser radiation that is a new painless and powerful modality that has significant results in pain reduction. Method: The procedure was explained to the participants after obtaining their consent. The selected participants who fulfilled the selection criteria were randomized into two groups respectively on the basis of block randomization as participants receiving type IV LASER in group 1 and participants receiving MFR in group 2. Result: The major findings of the study were that both Group 1 (Type IV LASER Therapy) and Group 2 (MFR) showed statistically significant difference (p-value &lt;0.05) in pre and post treatment within groups denoting their efficacy whereas there was no significant statistical difference in between the two interventions groups (p-value &gt;0.05). Conclusion: The conclusion drawn from results obtained in the study suggest that both Type IV LASER therapy and MFR are proven to be effective in reducing the severity of pain and improving quality of life of CGH participants. Keywords: Cervicogenic Headache, High Level LASER Therapies, Myofascial Release, Sub-Occipital Release.