cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.58167/q9gdwl
title: AK0003 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Raatikainen, Optatus,s. 4.6.1874 Keiteleellä, muutti Pielavedelle v. 1915, k. 10.12.1956, viulu. 11 Kymmenen kynnen tanssi. 12 Karjankutsuja. 13 Laulu "Loorin mamma", laulettuna ja soitettuna. 14 Laulettu tanssi "Rempulajalaka" ja "Riitta" (as.d²), rallatettuna ja soitettuna. 15 Paikkakunnalle ensimm. tullut polkka (h¹). 16 Kymmenen kynnen tanssi. 17 Purpurin neljäs jakso. 18 Purpurin viides jakso. 19 Purpurin kuudes jakso eli "Kaloppi". 20 Karjankutsu: "Ptui, piikoja, ptui kottiin". 21 Lampaankutsu: "Piki palale". 22 Vasikoita "huhuttiin": "pty tänne". 23 Sianhuuto: "Siku". 24 Kehtolaulu "Aa, aa, allinpoika". 25 Kehtolaulu "Tillerin, tallerin". 26 Polska (katkelma). 27 Purpurin alotus. 28 Purpurin toinen jakso. 29 Purpurin kolmas jakso. Risku, Fredrik,s. 1870 Ilmajoella, viulu. 05 Rinta-Nikkolan valssi Ilmajoelta. 06 Valssi. 07 Enovainaan polska (as. b). 08 Suutalan Taavetin polkka Hämeenkyröstä (Kaarlo Halmeen isä). 09 Valssi, opittu 1891 Närpiön kasarmilla kansansoittajalta. 10 Vuolteen isännän valssi Kauhajoelta. Uusiprosi, Kalle,s. 29.7.1867, viulu 01 Valssi, rallatus. 02 Lautasmiesvainaan polska rallattaen. 03 Havuusen Joakin valssi Kauhajoelta, rallattaen. 04 Päämarssi (viulu). Georgsson, Karl,s. 4.4.1869, viulu. 49 Vals (as. f¹). 50 Brudmarsch (as. c²). 51 Knytpolka (polska). 52 Österbottnisk qvadrill. 53 Knytpolka (=51). 54 Österbottnisk qvadrill (=52). 55 Vals (as. g²). 56 Tvåstegare -Sottisch, (D-duurissa). 57 Polkkamasurkka. 58 Polkka. 59 Vals (B-dur). Kilpeläinen, August,s. 1867, räätäli, viulu. 30 Nuotanrepimistä (as. a²) kaksi kertaa. 31 Kymmenhenkistä (a), tanssisävelmä. 32 Oikeeta kättä, tanssisävelmä. 33 Loorin mamma, tanssisävelmä. 34 Rempulajalka, tanssisävelmä. 35 Polkkamasurkka (as. g²). 36 Polkka (as. h). 37 Laulu "Tämän kylän likkain". 38 Laulu "Vanha loikka". 39 Lehmikarjan kutsu. 40 Vasikan kutsuntaa. 41 Lampaan kutsuntaa. 42 Sian kutsuntaa. 43 Hevosen kutsuntaa. 44 Polska (as. c²). 45 Rinkitanssi. 46 Laulu "Koska pojat häitä pitää". 47 Suutari Tiitisen marssi Suonenjoelta. 48 Masurkka. Syrjä, Jaakko eli "Färikaran Jaska",s. 17.10.1862, ent. kansansoittaja 60 Valssi, rallattaen. 61 Polska, rallattaen. 62 Laulupolska, rallattaen ja laulaen.
DOI: 10.58167/lav3aq
title: AK0004 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Pispa, Matti,s. 1882. 39 Pilkkalaulu "Loukonkylä on kun kaupunki". 40 Laulu "Kipsun tallis on iso suoti". 41 Laulu "Mäntylän Jussi se lauleli". 42 Laulu "Kun Lahteliini se Krouvin vintiltä". 43 Laulu "Kun Pispalas tapeltihin". 44 Laulu "Niin minä likka sulle laulan". 46 Laulu "Eikös sua nyt Järven Sanna". 47 Polkka "Liimakan Jussin peli". Minni, Iisakki,s. 1875, paimensoittimet, viulu. 19 Paimenen polska, pukinsarvella. 20 Paimenen polska "Tilu, tilu tinnas, pukin lapa rinnas, jopa nyt on pukin(vitun) lihat tavattomas hinnas", pukinsarvella. 21 Juomaripojan laulu "Juomaripojan pihalla se kasvaa", oma sepite. 22 Hautausvirsi, V. virsikirja 303. 23 Italian laulu eli hymni, oma sepite. 24 Laulu "Kuin Suomi on järvien, virtain maa", oma sepite. 25 Napuen valssi, oma sepite. 26 Polkka "Honka-Iita". 27 Puolalainen valssi, rallattaen. 28 Polkka "Isäkulta", viululla (as. d²-fis²). 29 Elämän polkujen valssi "Kun tulet mulle omaksein", soitettuna ja laulettuna. 50 Paimenen polska, pukinsarvella 51 "Kultani kukkuu, kaukana kukkuu", soitettuna pukinsarvella. 52 Pitkän sussun polska, pukinsarvella. 53 Suutari-Jussin polska, pukinsarvella. Kokko, Maria,s. 1881, ent. hyppyjen laulaja, laulu. 32 Laulu "Haapojan Matti se häihin lähti". 33 Ollilaisen soittama polska, rallattaen. 34 Piirileikkilaulu "Tähret tuikkivat taivahalla". 35 Helsinkiläisten jazzia eli jenkka "Maantien vieressä lyhtytolppia". 36 Lehmän kutsuntaa. 37 Vasikan kutsuntaa. 38 Lehmän ja vasikan kutsuntaa. Pollari, Sanna,s. 1875. 14 Raittilaulu "Köyhäs Suomes". 16 Polska "Vaikk olis kuinka rikas". 18 Laulu "Pappa se varsan valjasti". Kinauer, Kerttu,s. 1909. 15 Karjankutsuntaa. Pirhonen, Siiri,s. 1906. 17 Lampaita pyyteltiin eli viehätettiin: "pitipalloo, pitipalloo, pitipalloo piti, pitii". Haukka, Matjoi (Madrona),s. 20.11.1896 Veskelyksessä 48 Karjalainen viihdytyslaulu. 49 Karjalainen viihdytyslaulu. 55 Itkuvirsi, sukulaisten ikävöintiä. 56 Itkuvirsi, tytär kasvatettu ja hänen lähtönsä kotoa. 57 Kätkytlaulu "Bai-u, bai-u". 58 Karjankutsuntaa Veskelyksestä "ptrukoi, Ensoi ptrukoi". 59 Vasikan kutsuntaa "ptrysi" Hyrsylässä kuitenkin "ptrugoi". 60 Kehruulaulu "Fenoi". Kylä_kaupunginosa: Hiiripelto Salminen, Juho ent. Hyyppä,s. 1867 08 V. virsikirja 408. 09 Laulu "Rantamäestä vasikka kuoli". 10 Pistolaulu "Mitä sinä tulit". 45 Vanha virsi 411. Korpela, Juho,s. 1881, körttiveisaaja. 61 Vanha virsi 36. Pihlajasaari, Sanna,s. 1878. 30 Polkka "Flikka se hyppeli". 31 Amerikassa opittu laulu "Pohjola tää kaunis Suomi". Välikangas o.s. Haukka, Nasti,s. 1922 54 Laulu "Muamoni miuu tsakkai". Salminen, Liisa,s. 1875. 07 Karjankutsuntaa. Kylä_kaupunginosa: Loukonkylä eli Palonkylä Syrjä, Jaakko eli "Färikaran Jaska",s. 17.10.1862, ent. kansansoittaja 01 Laulu "Se mua välistä harmittaa". 02 Laulu "Silakalla Hinttulas". 03 Laulu "Kaupungin tervatorilla förpassataan". 04 Laulu "Sä kun tunnet säälin". 05 Laulu "Poijat ne meni kaupunkiin". 06 Laulu "Minäpä olen lesken poika". 11"Falssia" eli laulu "Koitin minä luttisi ovia". 12 Laulu "Kansa muistaa kauhian". 13 Luuvatanssia eli polska "Jäniksell on sääret".
DOI: 10.58167/wiamta
title: AK0005 / A-K -kokoelma, Kansanperinteen arkisto

description: Raivio, Aarne,s. 1905, laulu 19 Rekilaulu "Kyllä minä henttuni". Haukka, Matjoi (Madrona),s. 20.11.1896 Veskelyksessä 02 Itkuvirsi, sukulaisten ikävöintiä. 03 Itkuvirsi, tyttären kotoa lähtö. 04 Kätkytlaulu "Bai-u, bai-u". 05 Karjankutsuntaa Veskelyksestä "prutkoi, prutkoi". 06 Vasikan kutsuntaa "ptryi". 07 Kehruulaulu "Fenoi". Hautala, Iivari,s. 1897 Evijärvellä, maanviljelijä, viulu 27 Härmäläinen riemupolska. 28 Purpurin sileävalssi. 29 Härmäläinen tappelupolska. 30 Masurkka. 31 Yksinäisen eli Syrjälän Kaapon polska. 32 Penssarin Matin polkka Alavetelistä. 33 Häämarssi Kaustiselta. 34 Häämarssi Kaustiselta. 35 Evijärveläisten häämarssi. 36 Veteliläinen häämarssi eli purpurin alotus. 37 Kalevan polkka, katkelma. Viitaluoma, Matti,s. 1876, maanviljelijä, laulu 18 Laulu "Kun nuppu punaruusunen". Niemistö, Alfred,s. 5.7.1876, viulu 38 Polkka, opittu Santeri Koskelta Ilmajoella (as.d²). 39 Polkka, opittu Santeri Koskelta Ilmajoella. 40 Juuseen (Saarikoski) polkka (as.g¹). 41 Polskien välipolkka (as.a¹). 42 Sottinen. 43 Sottinen, soitettuna. 44 Prosin veljesten sottinen Karijoelta. 45 Klarinettipolkka, opittu Juha Hakalalta Teuvalta (as.a¹). 46 Polkka "Laula kukkoo", yleinen Etelä-Pohjanmaalla (as.g²). 47 Polkka (as.a¹). 48 Polkka (as.d²). 49 Kauppapolkka (as.fis²). 50 Sällin polkka (as.a²). Tikkakoski, Sulo,s. 1912, viulu 54 Siliavalssi (as.g¹). 55 Siliavalssi. 56 Sotiisi. 57 Purpurin hoppatahti, katkelma. Aittakoski, Juha (Janne),s. 17.11.1864, laulu 65 Laulu "Hallin Janne". 66 Rakkauslaulu "Ja kerrankos ne toisten". Tuuri, Iisakki,s. 1887, maanviljelijä, viulu 10 Sottinen "Kukkuva kello". 11 Sottinen "Nevalan Kaisa kun miniäksi muutti" (as.g¹). 12 Polkka (as.fis²). 13 Nimetön tanssisävelmä. 14 Vanha loikka, tanssisävelmä. 15 Tanssisoitto "Kaffipannu ja leviä korppu, ne on minun herkkujani. Niillä minä itteni ilahutan kun rikkahat tuhansilla". 16 Valssi. 17 Sottinen. 22 Masurkkaketju, jolla mentiin Amerikan knaputesta, oppinut Amerikassa (as.g). 23 Häämatka eli seppelvalssi (d-molli). 24 Valssi. 25 Polkka. 26 Valssi. Hotakainen, Frans Oskar (F.O.),s. 29. 8. 1882 Halsualla, viulu 51 Loppumarssi. 52 Könnin valssi, opittu Otto Könniltä (h¹). 53 Pönkä-Matin marssi. Pönkä-Matti asunut Halsualla ja Kälviällä. Mikkola, Miina,s. 25.12.1873, laulu 20 "Jaakon ja Marian laulu". 21 Pistolaulu "Laulan vaan sen pistolaulun". Välikangas, Nasti o.s. Haukka,s. 1922, laulu 01 Laulu "Maamoni miuu tsakkai". Rinta-Tikkala, Niilo,s. 1907, harmonikka, laulu 62 Polska, opittu isältä Matti Rinta-Tikkalalta. 63 Iita-falssi "jota Mooses-suutari (Iisakki Mäenpää Kurikasta) soitti ja tanssi peukalofankku vanhassa haitarissa. Jälleen se pari erosi, jonka häissä yksin omaan tätä soitettiin". 64 Polkka, jota soittivat Jaakko Koskela ja J. Tikkala. Korpela, Juho,s. 1881, herännäisveisaaja 08 Vanha virsi 36. 09 Vanha virsi 7. Rinta-Tikkala, Jaakko,s. 9.12.1871, kaksirivinen harmonikka 58 Polska. 59 Polkkamasurkka. 60 Polkka. 61 Sotiisi.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22679695
title: Supplemental materials for PAC1 deficiency protects obese male mice from immobilization-induced muscle atrophy by suppressing FoxO-atrogene axis

description: Supplemental materials, including gene set enrichment analysis data and others. Muscle atrophy is the cause and consequence of obesity. Proteasome dysfunction mediates obesity-induced endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress and insulin resistance in the liver and adipose tissues. However, obesity-associated regulation of proteasome function and its role in the skeletal muscles remains under-investigated. Here, we established skeletal muscle-specific 20S proteasome assembly chaperone-1 (PAC1) knockout (mPAC1KO) mice.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22679695.v3
title: Supplemental materials for PAC1 deficiency protects obese male mice from immobilization-induced muscle atrophy by suppressing FoxO-atrogene axis

description: Supplemental materials, including gene set enrichment analysis data and others. Muscle atrophy is the cause and consequence of obesity. Proteasome dysfunction mediates obesity-induced endoplasmic reticulum (ER) stress and insulin resistance in the liver and adipose tissues. However, obesity-associated regulation of proteasome function and its role in the skeletal muscles remains under-investigated. Here, we established skeletal muscle-specific 20S proteasome assembly chaperone-1 (PAC1) knockout (mPAC1KO) mice.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21711665
title: Design and evaluation of chrysin-loaded nanoemulsion against lithium/pilocarpine-induced status epilepticus in rats; emphasis on formulation, neuronal excitotoxicity, oxidative stress, microglia polarization, and AMPK/SIRT-1/PGC-1α pathway

description: The present study aims to formulate and evaluate the efficacy of chrysin-loaded nanoemulsion (CH NE) against lithium/pilocarpine-induced epilepsy in rats, as well as, elucidate its effect on main epilepsy pathogenesis cornerstones; neuronal hyperactivity, oxidative stress, and neuroinflammation. NEs were characterized by droplet size, zeta potential, pH, in vitro release, accelerated and long-term stability studies. Anti-convulsant efficacy of the optimized formula and underlying mechanisms involved were assessed and compared to that from CH suspension given orally at a 30 folds higher dose. Optimized formula displayed a droplet size of 48.09 ± 0.83 nm, PDI 0.25 ± 0.011, sustained release, and good stability. CH treatment reduced seizures scoring, corrected behavioral and histological changes induced by Li/Pilo. Moreover, CH restored neurotransmitters balance and oxidative stress markers levels. Besides, CH induced microglia polarization from M1 to M2 hindering inflammation induced by Li/Pilo. Also, CH restored energy metabolism homeostasis via regulating protein expression of AMPK/SIRT-1/PGC-1α pathway markers. CH NE formulation was found to significantly enhance drug delivery to rats’ hippocampus compared to CH suspension. Our findings prove the therapeutic efficacy of CH NE at a lower dose which could be a potential brain targeting platform to combat epilepsy.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21711665.v1
title: Design and evaluation of chrysin-loaded nanoemulsion against lithium/pilocarpine-induced status epilepticus in rats; emphasis on formulation, neuronal excitotoxicity, oxidative stress, microglia polarization, and AMPK/SIRT-1/PGC-1α pathway

description: The present study aims to formulate and evaluate the efficacy of chrysin-loaded nanoemulsion (CH NE) against lithium/pilocarpine-induced epilepsy in rats, as well as, elucidate its effect on main epilepsy pathogenesis cornerstones; neuronal hyperactivity, oxidative stress, and neuroinflammation. NEs were characterized by droplet size, zeta potential, pH, in vitro release, accelerated and long-term stability studies. Anti-convulsant efficacy of the optimized formula and underlying mechanisms involved were assessed and compared to that from CH suspension given orally at a 30 folds higher dose. Optimized formula displayed a droplet size of 48.09 ± 0.83 nm, PDI 0.25 ± 0.011, sustained release, and good stability. CH treatment reduced seizures scoring, corrected behavioral and histological changes induced by Li/Pilo. Moreover, CH restored neurotransmitters balance and oxidative stress markers levels. Besides, CH induced microglia polarization from M1 to M2 hindering inflammation induced by Li/Pilo. Also, CH restored energy metabolism homeostasis via regulating protein expression of AMPK/SIRT-1/PGC-1α pathway markers. CH NE formulation was found to significantly enhance drug delivery to rats’ hippocampus compared to CH suspension. Our findings prove the therapeutic efficacy of CH NE at a lower dose which could be a potential brain targeting platform to combat epilepsy.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7273749
title: A collection of indoor and outdoor digitisations of the Knossos Palace

description: This is a collection of processes 3D models (photogrammetry and laser scanning) regarding the Palace of Knossos
description: Partially funded by the "Knossos Digital Tour Guide" of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Heraklion of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports funded by the NSRF 2014-2020 - RIS 3 Crete program.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7273748
title: A collection of indoor and outdoor digitisations of the Knossos Palace

description: This is a collection of processes 3D models (photogrammetry and laser scanning) regarding the Palace of Knossos
description: Partially funded by the "Knossos Digital Tour Guide" of the Ephorate of Antiquities of Heraklion of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports funded by the NSRF 2014-2020 - RIS 3 Crete program.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22682497
title: Supplementary Material for: Liver-Expressed Antimicrobial Peptide 2 is a Hepatokine that Predicts Weight Loss and Complete Remission of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus After Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy in Japanese Individuals

description: Introduction: Vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG) is considered one of the most effective treatments for sustained weight loss and complete remission of type 2 diabetes mellitus (CR-T2DM). Liver-expressed antimicrobial peptide 2 (LEAP2), a ghrelin receptor antagonist peptide, is a metabolic hormone regulated by VSG. However, it is unknown whether LEAP2 can be used to predict the outcomes of VSG. This study aimed to evaluate LEAP2 as a predictive factor for weight loss and CR-T2DM after VSG. Methods: This retrospective study included 39 Japanese participants with obesity who underwent VSG. Serum LEAP2, des-acyl ghrelin (DAG), and other metabolic and anthropometric parameters were studied before and at 12 months after VSG. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve was generated to evaluate predictive score for weight loss with cut-off value of &gt; 50 percent excess weight loss (%EWL). ROC curve was also generated to assess CR-T2DM. Results: Serum LEAP2 levels were significantly higher in participants with body mass index (BMI) 32–50 kg/m2 than in those with normal weight. Participants with BMI &gt; 50 kg/m2 had lower serum LEAP2 concentrations than those with BMI 32–50 kg/m2. VSG caused a significant reduction in serum DAG concentrations, but it did not affect serum LEAP2 concentrations in either male or female participants. Preoperative serum LEAP2 concentration of 2.88 pmol/mL was the optimal cutoff value for predicting weight loss after VSG, with sensitivity of 80.0% and specificity of 75.9%. Preoperative serum LEAP2 level higher than 4.67 pmol/mL predicted CR-T2DM after VSG with sensitivity of 100% and specificity of 58.8%, Discussion/Conclusion: Preoperative serum LEAP2 could predict weight loss and CR-T2DM as outcomes of VSG.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22682497.v1
title: Supplementary Material for: Liver-Expressed Antimicrobial Peptide 2 is a Hepatokine that Predicts Weight Loss and Complete Remission of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus After Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy in Japanese Individuals

description: Introduction: Vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG) is considered one of the most effective treatments for sustained weight loss and complete remission of type 2 diabetes mellitus (CR-T2DM). Liver-expressed antimicrobial peptide 2 (LEAP2), a ghrelin receptor antagonist peptide, is a metabolic hormone regulated by VSG. However, it is unknown whether LEAP2 can be used to predict the outcomes of VSG. This study aimed to evaluate LEAP2 as a predictive factor for weight loss and CR-T2DM after VSG. Methods: This retrospective study included 39 Japanese participants with obesity who underwent VSG. Serum LEAP2, des-acyl ghrelin (DAG), and other metabolic and anthropometric parameters were studied before and at 12 months after VSG. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve was generated to evaluate predictive score for weight loss with cut-off value of &gt; 50 percent excess weight loss (%EWL). ROC curve was also generated to assess CR-T2DM. Results: Serum LEAP2 levels were significantly higher in participants with body mass index (BMI) 32–50 kg/m2 than in those with normal weight. Participants with BMI &gt; 50 kg/m2 had lower serum LEAP2 concentrations than those with BMI 32–50 kg/m2. VSG caused a significant reduction in serum DAG concentrations, but it did not affect serum LEAP2 concentrations in either male or female participants. Preoperative serum LEAP2 concentration of 2.88 pmol/mL was the optimal cutoff value for predicting weight loss after VSG, with sensitivity of 80.0% and specificity of 75.9%. Preoperative serum LEAP2 level higher than 4.67 pmol/mL predicted CR-T2DM after VSG with sensitivity of 100% and specificity of 58.8%, Discussion/Conclusion: Preoperative serum LEAP2 could predict weight loss and CR-T2DM as outcomes of VSG.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22682500
title: Supplementary Material for: Liver-Expressed Antimicrobial Peptide 2 is a Hepatokine that Predicts Weight Loss and Complete Remission of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus After Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy in Japanese Individuals

description: Introduction: Vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG) is considered one of the most effective treatments for sustained weight loss and complete remission of type 2 diabetes mellitus (CR-T2DM). Liver-expressed antimicrobial peptide 2 (LEAP2), a ghrelin receptor antagonist peptide, is a metabolic hormone regulated by VSG. However, it is unknown whether LEAP2 can be used to predict the outcomes of VSG. This study aimed to evaluate LEAP2 as a predictive factor for weight loss and CR-T2DM after VSG. Methods: This retrospective study included 39 Japanese participants with obesity who underwent VSG. Serum LEAP2, des-acyl ghrelin (DAG), and other metabolic and anthropometric parameters were studied before and at 12 months after VSG. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve was generated to evaluate predictive score for weight loss with cut-off value of &gt; 50 percent excess weight loss (%EWL). ROC curve was also generated to assess CR-T2DM. Results: Serum LEAP2 levels were significantly higher in participants with body mass index (BMI) 32–50 kg/m2 than in those with normal weight. Participants with BMI &gt; 50 kg/m2 had lower serum LEAP2 concentrations than those with BMI 32–50 kg/m2. VSG caused a significant reduction in serum DAG concentrations, but it did not affect serum LEAP2 concentrations in either male or female participants. Preoperative serum LEAP2 concentration of 2.88 pmol/mL was the optimal cutoff value for predicting weight loss after VSG, with sensitivity of 80.0% and specificity of 75.9%. Preoperative serum LEAP2 level higher than 4.67 pmol/mL predicted CR-T2DM after VSG with sensitivity of 100% and specificity of 58.8%, Discussion/Conclusion: Preoperative serum LEAP2 could predict weight loss and CR-T2DM as outcomes of VSG.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22682500.v1
title: Supplementary Material for: Liver-Expressed Antimicrobial Peptide 2 is a Hepatokine that Predicts Weight Loss and Complete Remission of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus After Vertical Sleeve Gastrectomy in Japanese Individuals

description: Introduction: Vertical sleeve gastrectomy (VSG) is considered one of the most effective treatments for sustained weight loss and complete remission of type 2 diabetes mellitus (CR-T2DM). Liver-expressed antimicrobial peptide 2 (LEAP2), a ghrelin receptor antagonist peptide, is a metabolic hormone regulated by VSG. However, it is unknown whether LEAP2 can be used to predict the outcomes of VSG. This study aimed to evaluate LEAP2 as a predictive factor for weight loss and CR-T2DM after VSG. Methods: This retrospective study included 39 Japanese participants with obesity who underwent VSG. Serum LEAP2, des-acyl ghrelin (DAG), and other metabolic and anthropometric parameters were studied before and at 12 months after VSG. Receiver operating characteristics (ROC) curve was generated to evaluate predictive score for weight loss with cut-off value of &gt; 50 percent excess weight loss (%EWL). ROC curve was also generated to assess CR-T2DM. Results: Serum LEAP2 levels were significantly higher in participants with body mass index (BMI) 32–50 kg/m2 than in those with normal weight. Participants with BMI &gt; 50 kg/m2 had lower serum LEAP2 concentrations than those with BMI 32–50 kg/m2. VSG caused a significant reduction in serum DAG concentrations, but it did not affect serum LEAP2 concentrations in either male or female participants. Preoperative serum LEAP2 concentration of 2.88 pmol/mL was the optimal cutoff value for predicting weight loss after VSG, with sensitivity of 80.0% and specificity of 75.9%. Preoperative serum LEAP2 level higher than 4.67 pmol/mL predicted CR-T2DM after VSG with sensitivity of 100% and specificity of 58.8%, Discussion/Conclusion: Preoperative serum LEAP2 could predict weight loss and CR-T2DM as outcomes of VSG.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7853239
title: Subset of GLACE-CMIP5 data used in Population Exposure to Future Heatwaves Influenced by Soil Drying

description: This is a subset of GLACE-CMIP5 data which is linked to the manuscript titled with <em>Increasing Population Exposure to Future Heatwaves Influenced by Soil Drying. </em> The HDF files are the values of contrast between CTL and ExpA for each grid. The XLSX files are the mean values for the globe, global land, and the seven domains (which will be described at the end) for both CTL and ExpA. Values for both present period (1980-2010) and future period (2070-2100) are included. Values for heatwave duration (HWD), heatwave magnitude (HWMt), heatwave amplitude (HWAt), and heatwave frequency (HWF) are included. Domain Definition: East, North, and central Asia (ENCA); Australia (AU); the US; West Europe (WE); East Europe and West Asia (EEWA); Southern and central Africa (SCAF, African continent below the Sahara Desert); South America (SA).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7853238
title: Subset of GLACE-CMIP5 data used in Population Exposure to Future Heatwaves Influenced by Soil Drying

description: This is a subset of GLACE-CMIP5 data which is linked to the manuscript titled with <em>Increasing Population Exposure to Future Heatwaves Influenced by Soil Drying. </em> The HDF files are the values of contrast between CTL and ExpA for each grid. The XLSX files are the mean values for the globe, global land, and the seven domains (which will be described at the end) for both CTL and ExpA. Values for both present period (1980-2010) and future period (2070-2100) are included. Values for heatwave duration (HWD), heatwave magnitude (HWMt), heatwave amplitude (HWAt), and heatwave frequency (HWF) are included. Domain Definition: East, North, and central Asia (ENCA); Australia (AU); the US; West Europe (WE); East Europe and West Asia (EEWA); Southern and central Africa (SCAF, African continent below the Sahara Desert); South America (SA).
DOI: 10.34740/kaggle/dsv/5503792
title: Elon Musk Tweets