cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.15468/dl.h4py67
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 469 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 "is one of (Fossil, Living Specimen)"
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 "TaxonKey is one of (Lessertia stricta, Zygophyllum dregeanum, Zygophyllum longicapsulare, Buchnera erinoides, Hesperaloe tenuifolia, Dipyrena spartioides, Lessertia margaritacea, Thapsia cinerea, Geigeria obtusifolia, Zygophyllum chrysopteron, Pteronia bolusii, Persicaria figertii, Lessertia harveyana, Santolina paui, Umbilicus albidoopacus, Rhaponticum pygmaeum, Pteronia leucoloma, Thapsia pelagica, Luzula hermanni-muelleri, Neohenricia spiculata, Berteroa physocarpa, Thomasia gardneri, Zygophyllum tenue, Pteronia beckeoides, Staberoha stokoei, Secale africanum, Lessertia flexuosa, Zygophyllum pterocaule, Guynesomia scoparia, Galium exstipulatum, Thamnea hirtella, Lindernia capensis, Galium absurdum, Galium zabense, Perymenium vandevenderorum, Veronica kotschyana, Galium hainesii, Ornithogalum apiculatum, Pentameris uniflora, Lathyrus fissus, Lathyrus numidicus, Galium libanoticum, Lamium vreemanii, Ornithogalum kilicii, Lathyrus zalaghensis, Orobanche kelleri, Veronica kaiseri, Goerkemia turcica, Ornithogalum exaratum, Ornithogalum gregorianum, Galium qaradaghense, Galium rourkei, Galium tolosianum, Ornithogalum sancakense, Nonea anchusoides, Orobanche valida, Galium thiebautii, Galium xylorrhizum, Cyclopia filiformis, Aubrieta olympica, Galium viciosorum, Galium cankiriense, Ornithogalum inclusum, Ornithogalum pascheanum, Lathyrus cirpicii, Galium floribundum, Galium papilliferum, Galium radulifolium, Galium stepparum, Hypoxis oblonga, Ornithogalum richtersveldense, Lathyrus lomanus, Orobanche nowackiana, Orobanche longibracteata, Orobanche hypertomentosa, Ornithogalum pamphylicum, Scholtzia chapmanii, Rivasmartinezia cazorlana, Cyclopia laxiflora, Galium hierosolymitanum, Galium runcinatum, Veronica montbretii, Galium thasium, Galium antitauricum, Hypoxis exaltata, Galium monasterium, Tetratheca fasciculata, Aubrieta erubescens, Veronica aznavourii, Ornithogalum mater-familias, Ornithogalum isauricum)",
 "Year is greater than or equal to 1950"
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}

 The dataset includes 469 records from 35 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0003415-260226173443078/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/satjrnl-m295
title: Zritel', vol. 1, no. 3 (1905)

description: [description (english with transliteration)] Zritel' [Spectator], no. 3, June 19, 1905. Weekly. Published and edited by Iu. K. Artsybushev. St. Petersburg. Typography: "Sever" of A. M. Lesman. Journal of political-social satire -- BPIR, no. 3230; Rudzinskii, no. 53.; Editor-publisher: Iu.K. Artsybushev; members of the editorial board: G.E. Gints, I.Ia. Kagan, N.I. Faleev.
DOI: 10.15151/esrf-es-2291376810
title: Swiss consortium in macromolecular X-ray crystallography structure determination for academic researchers: EPFL, UNIL, UNIGE, Zurich and SL

description: This proposal builds upon the foundation established in BAG MX 2521 and MX 2644 and represents a collaborative effort among prominent Swiss academic institutions, including EPFL, UNIL, UNIGE, university of Zurich and SLS. Under the leadership of Dr. Florence Pojer, the head of the Protein Production and Structure core facility at EPFL, this initiative aims to streamline and enhance the process of determination of macromolecules structures by X-ray crystallography. Notably, the automated data collection established at ESRF has revolutionized our current pipeline, enabling the analysis of over 1000 crystals and the finalization at high-resolution of around 50 different structures in the past year alone. These achievements span diverse projects ranging from drug discovery to the design of novel protein folds.
DOI: 10.25581/spruce.118/2574478
title: SPRUCE Air 13C and 14C Isotopes, Marcell Experimental Forest, Minnesota, 2016-2025

description: This data set reports 13C (carbon) and 14C signatures of air from Spruce and Peatland Responses Under Changing Environments (SPRUCE) experimental study plots located in the S1-Bog at the Marcell Experimental Forest in northern Minnesota from 2016-2025 (2016-04-13 to 2025-09-24). Air measurements were collected approximately five times throughout each active growing season beginning in 2016 and included the 10 SPRUCE experimental plots (Plots 4, 6, 8, 10, 11, 13, 16, 17, 19, and 20) two ambient co-located ambient plots (Plots 7 and 21) and a site at the Marcell Experiment Station’s S2-Bog meteorological station (MET) located 1.7 km northeast of the SPRUCE experimental site on the S1-Bog. Air samples were assessed for both 13C- and 14C-CO2 (carbon-carbon dioxide) signatures. 13C and 14C isotopic signatures can be used in end-member analysis and C-cycle models to track the movement of C within the experimental ecosystem, calculate turnover times within plant tissues, and to test mechanisms used in models. This dataset contains one data file in comma separate (*.csv) format. Additional metadata are provided: one data dictionary and a file-level metadata file in comma separate (*.csv) format and a user guide in PDF (*.pdf) format.
DOI: 10.17632/y77x2kbw5k
title: GCN5 in DNA DSB Repair

description: Mass spectrometry, qPCR, immunoblotting data submission for the manuscript entitled "PARylation of GCN5 by PARP1 mediates its recruitment to DSBs and facilitates both HR and NHEJ repair
DOI: 10.17632/y77x2kbw5k.1
title: GCN5 in DNA DSB Repair

description: Mass spectrometry, qPCR, immunoblotting data submission for the manuscript entitled "PARylation of GCN5 by PARP1 mediates its recruitment to DSBs and facilitates both HR and NHEJ repair
DOI: 10.17632/5zpsz367hw
title: Replication data

description: This is the replication data for Forecasting Stock Price Crash Risks in Frontier Market: Comparative Evidence Between Machine Learning Algorithms And Traditional Forecasting Methods.
DOI: 10.17632/5zpsz367hw.1
title: Replication data

description: This is the replication data for Forecasting Stock Price Crash Risks in Frontier Market: Comparative Evidence Between Machine Learning Algorithms And Traditional Forecasting Methods.
DOI: 10.17632/x7hx68tprr
title: Egg management strategies of a common cuckoo host in response to variable egg phenotypes across three geographical populations

description: This dataset concerns avian egg retrieval experiments
DOI: 10.57756/xkx18s
title: 3D model of a tobacco box

description: <p>3D model of a tobacco box made from a real cone snail shell from the collection of Karl Uetz. Karl Uetz (1914–1998), Prof. h.c., was a private collector and owner of a large mollusc collection. In addition to thousands of snail and mussel shells, the private collection also contains approximately 200 art and everyday objects as well as ethnographic objects. The collection was purchased by the NHM in 1974 and digitised in 2025.</p><p>This tobacco box or snuff tin made from genuine snail shell was framed in silver. The exact year the box was made is unknown, but it is estimated to originate before 1900. </p>
DOI: 10.17632/x7hx68tprr.1
title: Egg management strategies of a common cuckoo host in response to variable egg phenotypes across three geographical populations

description: This dataset concerns avian egg retrieval experiments
DOI: 10.57756/6g6ayd
title: 3D model of a Snailrider (NHMW-ZOO-MO-0081100-ETH-002)

description: <p>3D model of the figurine “Schneckenreiter” made out of porcelain in the Jugendstil style from the collection of Karl Uetz. Karl Uetz (1914–1998), Prof. h.c., was a private collector and owner of a large mollusc collection. In addition to thousands of snail and mussel shells, the private collection also contains approximately 200 art and everyday objects as well as ethnographic objects. The collection was purchased by the NHM in 1974 and digitised in 2025.</p><p>Little putto is riding on a land snail, holding on to its two antennae. This figurine belongs to the period of Art Noveau. A snail as a mount is often seen as an allegory of slowness, which, with deceleration, patience and serenity, enables wonder at life. The snail appears to be a stylised land snail of the genus Cepaea, correctly depicted with two pairs of antennae. The longer antennae are held by the cherub like reins.</p>
DOI: 10.57756/6vxddd
title: 3D model of a snail bookend (NHMW-ZOO-MO-0081100-ETH-0041)

description: <p>3D model of a bookend depicting a snail from the collection of Karl Uetz. Karl Uetz (1914–1998), Prof. h.c., was a private collector and owner of a large mollusc collection. In addition to thousands of snail and mussel shells, the private collection also contains approximately 200 art and everyday objects as well as ethnographic objects. The collection was purchased by the NHM in 1974 and digitised in 2025. </p><p>This is a ceramic bookend in the shape of a land snail - larger than life and stylised. The snail is depicted upright, similar to the mating ritual of Roman snails (Helix pomatia), which can last several hours. </p>
DOI: 10.57756/vk4e5g
title: 3D model of an ink jar (NHMW-ZOO-MO-0081100-ETH-0012)

description: <p>3D model of a porcelain ink jar from the collection of Karl Uetz. Karl Uetz (1914–1998), Prof. h.c., was a private collector and owner of a large mollusc collection. In addition to thousands of snail and mussel shells, the private collection also contains approximately 200 art and everyday objects as well as ethnographic objects. The collection was purchased by the NHM in 1974 and digitised in 2025. This is a porcelain ink jar in the shape of an argonaut or paper nautilus (Argonauta) with two removable containers. </p>
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30792244
title: Formulation optimization and biodistribution of epigallocatechin gallate phospholipid complex-loaded NLCs for rheumatoid arthritis treatment

description: Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disorder that undergoes joint pain inflammation and stiffness. Current treatments associated with severe side effects and high costs. Alternative treatment, that is, Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) a green tea polyphenol that directly targeted RA inflammatory pathways. But it has bitter taste, poor bioavailability, and toxicity issues. This research aimed to address these limitations through complexation of EGCG with phospholipids (EGCG-PC) and loading it into nanostructured lipid carriers (NLCs). The complexation with phospholipid technique has been shown to be a more successful approach. The solvent evaporation approach has been utilized to manufacture drug complex, which increases the stability and effectiveness of the products. EGCG-PC-NLCs improve solubility, sustained release, and increased bioavailability. The particle size, zeta potential, and PDI of EGCG-PC-NLCs were 159.65 ± 1.34 nm, −21.5 ± 0.99 mV, and 0.148 ± 0.045. It showed sustained drug release in 24 hours where pure EGCG degraded within 4 hours. Anti-rheumatic efficacy was done through <i>in vitro</i> cell viability assays. Toxicity, <i>ex vivo</i>, and <i>in vivo</i> biodistribution studies improved intestinal permeability, exhibited lower toxicity, undergoes lymphatic pathway and avoided rapid clearance. The dual formulation of EGCG phospholipid complex and NLCs showed a safer therapeutic option for RA treatment.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30792244.v1
title: Formulation optimization and biodistribution of epigallocatechin gallate phospholipid complex-loaded NLCs for rheumatoid arthritis treatment

description: Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disorder that undergoes joint pain inflammation and stiffness. Current treatments associated with severe side effects and high costs. Alternative treatment, that is, Epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG) a green tea polyphenol that directly targeted RA inflammatory pathways. But it has bitter taste, poor bioavailability, and toxicity issues. This research aimed to address these limitations through complexation of EGCG with phospholipids (EGCG-PC) and loading it into nanostructured lipid carriers (NLCs). The complexation with phospholipid technique has been shown to be a more successful approach. The solvent evaporation approach has been utilized to manufacture drug complex, which increases the stability and effectiveness of the products. EGCG-PC-NLCs improve solubility, sustained release, and increased bioavailability. The particle size, zeta potential, and PDI of EGCG-PC-NLCs were 159.65 ± 1.34 nm, −21.5 ± 0.99 mV, and 0.148 ± 0.045. It showed sustained drug release in 24 hours where pure EGCG degraded within 4 hours. Anti-rheumatic efficacy was done through <i>in vitro</i> cell viability assays. Toxicity, <i>ex vivo</i>, and <i>in vivo</i> biodistribution studies improved intestinal permeability, exhibited lower toxicity, undergoes lymphatic pathway and avoided rapid clearance. The dual formulation of EGCG phospholipid complex and NLCs showed a safer therapeutic option for RA treatment.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30962415
title: Pyrophosphate-modified liposomes for bone-targeted delivery

description: Bone-related diseases and bone cancers remain challenging to treat due to limited targeted therapies and significant off-target side effects. This study presents the development of a bone-targeted liposomal formulation, termed Bone Binding Liposomes (BBL), functionalized with a pyrophosphate-cholesterol derivative to enhance binding to bone mineral (hydroxyapatite). Our experiments demonstrated the superior affinity of BBL compared to conventional Non-Binding Liposomes (NBL). Moreover, both formulations efficiently encapsulated a prototype drug and both exhibited comparable biocompatibility, both preserving the drug’s physicochemical properties on elective target cells, macrophages. This targeted delivery system holds a potential for treating bone-related diseases, offering a means to improve targeted delivery and reduce off-target effects.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30962415.v1
title: Pyrophosphate-modified liposomes for bone-targeted delivery

description: Bone-related diseases and bone cancers remain challenging to treat due to limited targeted therapies and significant off-target side effects. This study presents the development of a bone-targeted liposomal formulation, termed Bone Binding Liposomes (BBL), functionalized with a pyrophosphate-cholesterol derivative to enhance binding to bone mineral (hydroxyapatite). Our experiments demonstrated the superior affinity of BBL compared to conventional Non-Binding Liposomes (NBL). Moreover, both formulations efficiently encapsulated a prototype drug and both exhibited comparable biocompatibility, both preserving the drug’s physicochemical properties on elective target cells, macrophages. This targeted delivery system holds a potential for treating bone-related diseases, offering a means to improve targeted delivery and reduce off-target effects.
DOI: 10.25549/satjrnl-m297
title: Zritel', vol. 1, no. 3 (1905)

description: [description (english with transliteration)] Zritel' [Spectator], no. 3, June 19, 1905. Weekly. Published and edited by Iu. K. Artsybushev. St. Petersburg. Typography: "Sever" of A. M. Lesman. Journal of political-social satire -- BPIR, no. 3230; Rudzinskii, no. 53.; Editor-publisher: Iu.K. Artsybushev; members of the editorial board: G.E. Gints, I.Ia. Kagan, N.I. Faleev.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30752520
title: Distinct morphological and internal state of irinotecan in liposomal structures: implications on irinotecan liposomal drug delivery

description: Liposomes with unique internal states and morphology have profound implications for controlled drug delivery. This article demonstrates that the final morphology (oblong vs. spherical) and internal state of irinotecan as irinotecan-SucroseOctaSulfate(SOS) complex (gelled vs. precipitated) are impacted by the physical state (solid powder vs. liquid solution) of the used drug-entrapping agent, TEA-8-SOS (Triethylamine–octa-sucroseoctasulfate), which additionally defines the corresponding <i>in-vitro</i> drug release profile (sustained vs. rapid release). TEA-8-SOS is available as a semicrystalline, highly hygroscopic powder from Toronto Research Chemical (TRC). Nanoliposomes prepared from these semi-crystalline TEA-8-SOS have mostly gelled internal structure and based on the drug loading concentration or stability ratio (SR), produce either spherical or oblong morphology with implications on sustained in vitro irinotecan release profile. Alternatively, Na-SOS synthesized from sucrose, can be desalted using ion-exchange resins into the free acid form of SOS. However, when Sucroseoctasulfate (free acid form; that does not crystallize), when adjusted to desired pH with TEA (4.2 or 5.5), was used as a drug entrapping agent in the liquid form, the resultant nanoliposome has a precipitated internal structure of irinotecan-SOS complex as revealed in the high-resolution Cryo-TEM images Additionally, the lack of long-range interactions in their internal structure causes irinotecan to be rapidly released from these liposomes. Further, these liposomes have a spherical morphology as opposed to the oblong or prolate morphology seen in irinotecan liposomes prepared with semi-crystalline TEA-8-SOS (similar to Onivyde<sup>®</sup>). SAXS power-law analysis also confirms low fractal dimension internal structures in liposomes prepared with liquid TEA-8-SOS compared to TRC’s semi-crystalline, powder TEA-8-SOS.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30752520.v1
title: Distinct morphological and internal state of irinotecan in liposomal structures: implications on irinotecan liposomal drug delivery

description: Liposomes with unique internal states and morphology have profound implications for controlled drug delivery. This article demonstrates that the final morphology (oblong vs. spherical) and internal state of irinotecan as irinotecan-SucroseOctaSulfate(SOS) complex (gelled vs. precipitated) are impacted by the physical state (solid powder vs. liquid solution) of the used drug-entrapping agent, TEA-8-SOS (Triethylamine–octa-sucroseoctasulfate), which additionally defines the corresponding <i>in-vitro</i> drug release profile (sustained vs. rapid release). TEA-8-SOS is available as a semicrystalline, highly hygroscopic powder from Toronto Research Chemical (TRC). Nanoliposomes prepared from these semi-crystalline TEA-8-SOS have mostly gelled internal structure and based on the drug loading concentration or stability ratio (SR), produce either spherical or oblong morphology with implications on sustained in vitro irinotecan release profile. Alternatively, Na-SOS synthesized from sucrose, can be desalted using ion-exchange resins into the free acid form of SOS. However, when Sucroseoctasulfate (free acid form; that does not crystallize), when adjusted to desired pH with TEA (4.2 or 5.5), was used as a drug entrapping agent in the liquid form, the resultant nanoliposome has a precipitated internal structure of irinotecan-SOS complex as revealed in the high-resolution Cryo-TEM images Additionally, the lack of long-range interactions in their internal structure causes irinotecan to be rapidly released from these liposomes. Further, these liposomes have a spherical morphology as opposed to the oblong or prolate morphology seen in irinotecan liposomes prepared with semi-crystalline TEA-8-SOS (similar to Onivyde<sup>®</sup>). SAXS power-law analysis also confirms low fractal dimension internal structures in liposomes prepared with liquid TEA-8-SOS compared to TRC’s semi-crystalline, powder TEA-8-SOS.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30999168
title: Shrinkage and noniterative estimation for moving average models with structural breaks

description: This article considers the break detection and parameter estimation problem in moving average models with structural breaks. The moving average process is first approximated by an autoregressive process, then the breakpoint detection problem is reformulated as a high-dimensional variable selection one, which could be solved by a group Lasso- based shrinkage estimation procedure. Finally, the moving average parameters are estimated within each segment separated by the estimated break points through a simple noniterative method. Theoretical properties of the proposed estimators are established, with data-driven choices of tuning parameters in the procedure. The finite sample performance of the procedure is nicely illustrated through a set of simulated examples. Our empirical analysis shows that for stock returns and retail inventory data, our proposed procedure successfully detects structural breaks and delivers more accurate forecasts compared to autoregressive models.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.30999168.v1
title: Shrinkage and noniterative estimation for moving average models with structural breaks

description: This article considers the break detection and parameter estimation problem in moving average models with structural breaks. The moving average process is first approximated by an autoregressive process, then the breakpoint detection problem is reformulated as a high-dimensional variable selection one, which could be solved by a group Lasso- based shrinkage estimation procedure. Finally, the moving average parameters are estimated within each segment separated by the estimated break points through a simple noniterative method. Theoretical properties of the proposed estimators are established, with data-driven choices of tuning parameters in the procedure. The finite sample performance of the procedure is nicely illustrated through a set of simulated examples. Our empirical analysis shows that for stock returns and retail inventory data, our proposed procedure successfully detects structural breaks and delivers more accurate forecasts compared to autoregressive models.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16810400
title: Online repository for code and data used in: Predicting fluvial process domains and floodplain (dis)connectivity from high-resolution topography

description: The data and scripts in analysis_repository.zip were used in the creation of the manuscript titled "Predicting fluvial sediment process domains and floodplain (dis)connectivity from high-resolution topography", submitted to Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, February 2026.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16810401
title: Online repository for code and data used in: Predicting fluvial process domains and floodplain (dis)connectivity from high-resolution topography

description: The data and scripts in analysis_repository.zip were used in the creation of the manuscript titled "Predicting fluvial sediment process domains and floodplain (dis)connectivity from high-resolution topography", submitted to Earth Surface Processes and Landforms, February 2026.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.14929611
title: FoodLAND - Survey and experimental dataset from marketing tests in Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya

description: The dataset compiles information collected under T5.8 (Marketing tests and strategies) of the project FoodLAND. It contains biometric (emotional response + visual attention) and behavioral data from 600+ urban consumers in Tanzania, Uganda, and Kenya when evaluating new local produces food products. The Excel file contains the raw data cleaned for outliers and metadata.
DOI: 10.25345/c5fj29s6r
title: MassIVE MSV000101001 - Comparative analysis of chemical and functional properties in different Psidium species fruits and leaves extracts
title: This study characterized the phytochemical profiles and bioactivities of fruits and leaves from four Psidium species (P. guajava, P. friedrichsthalianum, P. cattleianum, and P. guineense).