cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3370480
title: Piezo2 in bladder-innervating sensory neurons contributes to regulation of contractile activity in cystitis

description: Overactivity of the urinary bladder constitutes one of the main symptoms in various lower urinary tract disorders and it significantly deteriorates quality of life. The crucial role of mechanotransduction in bladder-innervating unmyelinated C-type primary sensory nerve fibres in initiating the voiding reflex in the overactive bladder has been well established. However, the molecular identity of the mechanotransducer(s) in bladder-innervating C-type sensory neurons is still elusive. The mechanosensitive ion channel Piezo2 in primary sensory neurons has been implicated in various physiological and pathological functions including proprioception, the detection of low and high threshold mechanical stimuli in the skin, and the development of mechanical hypersensitivity in peripheral pathologies. Here, we investigated whether or not Piezo2 expressed in primary sensory neurons could contribute to bladder overactivity in cystitis. Characterisation of Piezo2 expression revealed that about 1/5 of primary sensory neurons express this ion channel and at least half of the Piezo2-expressing cells express various markers for unmyelinated C-type sensory neurons. Further, we found that Piezo2 is expressed predominantly in lamina I and II of the spinal cord, where C-type sensory neurons terminate. We disclosed that Piezo2 is expressed in sensory neuron terminals innervating peripheral tissues including the bladder wall and noxious but not innocuous pressure in the urinary bladder activates Piezo2-expressing primary sensory neurons. Finally, we show that instillation of GsMTx that blocks Piezo2 significantly reduces overactivity in the inflamed but not in the naive urinary bladder. Together these findings indicate that Piezo2 in bladder-innervating unmyelinated C-type neurons contributes to the detection of noxious pressure and regulation of contractile activity in cystitis.
DOI: 10.17632/3jbpvwhm9r.5
title: Allometric patterns of mirixis (Byrsonima spp.) in Roraima savanna area, northern Brazilian Amazonia

description: This dataset presents BDH and height values of Byrsonima spp. individuals in an area of savanna in Roraima, northern Brazilian Amazonia. These values were collected in four plots (each 0.25ha) installed in Darora Indigenous Community (3°10'42"N and 60°23'34"W), São Marcos Indigenous Land. The fieldwork was carried out in 2014, where 268 individuals of Byrsonima crassifolia and 163 of Byrsonima coccolobifolia were mensured. The data set is presented in one file (allometry_mirixis.xlsx) containing the sampling date, vegetation type, plots, subplots, geographic location of the plots (lat / long WGS 84), species names) and DBH and Height values. This dataset is a part of project “Uso e conservação dos recursos vegetais de comunidades indígenas no norte de Roraima” authorized by FUNAI: Proccess 08620.002869/ 2014-15; IPHAN: Processo 01450.001678/ 2014-88 and CEP-INPA/ CONEP: Parecer 814.370.
DOI: 10.17632/mpjrkg34jw.6
title: hardRain: an R package for quick, automated rainfall detection in ecoacoustic datasets using a threshold-based approach-training and case data sets

description: Ecoacoustic data files collected with automated recording units
DOI: 10.5061/dryad.kf17rk8/1
title: Dryad Item 10.5061/DRYAD.KF17RK8/1

description: (:tba)
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.3370479
title: Piezo2 in bladder-innervating sensory neurons contributes to regulation of contractile activity in cystitis

description: Overactivity of the urinary bladder constitutes one of the main symptoms in various lower urinary tract disorders and it significantly deteriorates quality of life. The crucial role of mechanotransduction in bladder-innervating unmyelinated C-type primary sensory nerve fibres in initiating the voiding reflex in the overactive bladder has been well established. However, the molecular identity of the mechanotransducer(s) in bladder-innervating C-type sensory neurons is still elusive. The mechanosensitive ion channel Piezo2 in primary sensory neurons has been implicated in various physiological and pathological functions including proprioception, the detection of low and high threshold mechanical stimuli in the skin, and the development of mechanical hypersensitivity in peripheral pathologies. Here, we investigated whether or not Piezo2 expressed in primary sensory neurons could contribute to bladder overactivity in cystitis. Characterisation of Piezo2 expression revealed that about 1/5 of primary sensory neurons express this ion channel and at least half of the Piezo2-expressing cells express various markers for unmyelinated C-type sensory neurons. Further, we found that Piezo2 is expressed predominantly in lamina I and II of the spinal cord, where C-type sensory neurons terminate. We disclosed that Piezo2 is expressed in sensory neuron terminals innervating peripheral tissues including the bladder wall and noxious but not innocuous pressure in the urinary bladder activates Piezo2-expressing primary sensory neurons. Finally, we show that instillation of GsMTx that blocks Piezo2 significantly reduces overactivity in the inflamed but not in the naive urinary bladder. Together these findings indicate that Piezo2 in bladder-innervating unmyelinated C-type neurons contributes to the detection of noxious pressure and regulation of contractile activity in cystitis.
DOI: 10.17632/cyyyhzw5p4.1
title: Quantifying the biophysical effects of forests on local air temperature using a novel three-layered energy balance model
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.217
title: Usefulness determination of text-based CAPTCHA in a group of Developing countries

description: CAPTCHA is an important technique for protecting computer systems from malicious software accessing computer systems through the Internet. CAPTCHA techniques, however, pose many difficulties to users. Users usually gain entry to systems through layers of questions in various presentation styles that are both time-consuming and cumbersome. Therefore, the usability of CAPTCHA is a significant issue that all designers must concern. Unfriendly CAPTCHA presentations can hinder authorized users to gain access to the required system. In this research, many factors are studied to determine factors that affect the effectiveness of using CAPTCHA. The study was performed with three nationalities: Bhutanese, Indian and Thai. This study shows some dissimilarities between these nations that can have impact in the success of using CAPTCHA.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.218
title: Identification of significant influencers on text-based CAPTCHA verification from personal characteristics

description: Presently, CAPTCHA is an important mechanism to gain access to the required system. However, there are some difficulties for users in typing CAPTCHA although they are authorized persons. Since the Text-based CAPTCHA is the most popular mechanism amongst all the CAPTCHA techniques, the difficulties of this Text-based are studied and drawn out. The results of this study have shown that the presented character(s), genders of users, and their educational background are some of the important factors determining the correctness of CAPTCHA typing by its users. Therefore, generating a Text-based CAPTCHA must use the appropriate character(s), that also combining with the educational background and gender of the users.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.219
title: Impact of stock splits on signaling, liquidity and information asymmetry on the stock exchange of Thailand

description: This research explored an impact of stock splits on the Stock Exchange of Thailand during the period of 2002 to 2009 by examining the changes of trading activity, liquidity and information asymmetry during both stock split announcement date and effective date. It was found that stock split announcements signals good news to the investors. Almost all measures of liquidity indicated increasing liquidity after stock splits. These results are consistent with both signaling hypothesis and trading range hypothesis which are frequently used to explain stock splits. However, one of illiquidity measure which is price impact ratio (return to turnover ratio) has had a significantly positive change after splits. Liquidity evidence of price impact ratio opposes the other evidences of the liquidity improvement. Moreover, information asymmetry evidences were mildly decreased after splits. This research also implies the benefits of stock split news and liquidity improvement of stocks which could have impact on investor’s investment strategy.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.220
title: Output feedback control of quad-rotor helicopter using linear parameter-varying method with saturation constraints

description: This thesis presents the output feedback control of the quad-rotor helicopter (quadrotor) with input saturation constraints. The main idea underlying controller design is the transformation of the nonlinear model to a linear parameter-varying (LPV) model of the quadrotor. Then, the LPV control technique is applied. To design the LPV controller, we first consider the linear quadratic regulator control of LPV systems. This results in the linear parameter-varying quadratic regulator (LPVQR) control. Next, when the input saturation is taken into account, the LPVQR is inadequate to guarantee stability of the systems. Therefore, we propose the LPVQR control of the saturated LPV systems. Two approaches for saturated controller, the low-gain and the high-gain, are considered. As a result, the saturated LPVQR (SLPVQR) and the high-gain SLPVQR are obtained, respectively. Finally, to deal with the output feedback control problem, we consider the use of the extended Kalman filter for state estimation. The 3D visualization for the quadrotor simulation is given at the end to demonstrate the effectiveness of the controllers.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.221
title: Legibility of printed small-sized Thai characters under different illumination by means of cataract experiencing goggles

description: Most of the outside information is collected to us through the visual system. Since the ratio of population of elderlies to young people in Thailand is increasing rapidly, the proper infrastructure of the visual environment suitable for elderlies is one of the urgent tasks of the country. The printed labels representing visual environment have been found to be expressed by so small letters and are too difficult for elderlies to read. A serious problem of the visual performance of the elderly comes from the cloudy crystalline lens of the cataract that scatters the incoming light all over the retina and worsen the legibility of letters. The deterioration of the visual acuity investigated in the forgoing experiments should be because of the scattered light and cannot be avoided as far as the reading condition stays normal, that is the subjects read labels under illumination provided by ceiling light. To control scattered light from the environment, the two-room concept is introduced. A test stimulus is placed in one room and a subject stays in the connecting room with window on the separating wall. If the illumination of the subject room is lowered, while the luminance of the test stimulus is kept the same, the scattered light should be decreased and the visual performance should be improved. This research aims to investigate the visual acuity of printed small-sized letters under various illumination conditions by using cataract experiencing goggles. Results of one-room experiment showed that legibility of the eyes with goggles decreased highly with decreasing illuminance. Negative contrast gave slightly better legibility than positive contrast font. The three fonts tested gave no significant different in legibility. Low contrast stimulus causes high deterioration for eyes with goggles. Result from two-room experiment showed the advantage of two-room illumination system on preserving legibility for the eyes with goggles especially on the low contrast stimulus. The model for transferring letter height seen by young eyes to the letter height needed for the elderly for different backgrounds has been set up.
DOI: 10.17632/bsxmcgzt8c.1
title: PM10 data of each sampling sites

description: The raw monitoring data of PM10 of 8 sampling sites
DOI: 10.17632/btp7vpn7tn.1
title: δ13C records from fish fossils as paleo-indicators of ecosystem responses to lake levels in the Plio-Pleistocene lakes of the Tugen Hills, Kenya

description: This dataset is comprised of fish fossil counts, carbon isotope values for fish fossils, magnetic susceptibility, and gamma density from HSPDP-BTB13-1A drill core. Modern Lake Turkana fish bone carbon isotope values as well as modern living fish carbon isotope values are also reported.
DOI: 10.17632/mpjrkg34jw.7
title: hardRain: an R package for quick, automated rainfall detection in ecoacoustic datasets using a threshold-based approach-training and case data sets

description: Ecoacoustic data files collected with automated recording units
DOI: 10.21227/8wsw-fz64
title: Comparison Wind turbine

description: Inconvenience regretted, please visit page in september/october.Dont want to cancel account,as do have something to upload but busy in some other problem.The results are concluded but for some reason,complete project is under re-experimentation from my side.This dataset is a series of experiments, which contain simulation results,comparisons ,animated phase portraits. This dataset is original,not plagiarised data generated using examples available on net or in demo but rather results have been generated for a project which will be onsite implemented for domestic/residential and to studyWe have a varying wind speed. There is fault on line
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.224
title: Develoment of ELISA for detecting antibody against influenza A nucleoprotein in pigs

description: Serological diagnosis is the major role in the surveillance of influenza A virus occurrence in animal herds including pig herd. Commercial ELISA is a convenient and practical method, but it is expensive for routine work in Thailand. The objective of this study is to produce a recombinant nucleoprotein of swine influenza virus for developing an ELISA-based test to detect antibody against nucleoprotein (NP) in order to use it as influenza A seroscreening test in Thai pig herds. Viral RNA was extracted from swine influenza H1N1virus (A/swine/Thailand/CU-CBP18/2009). The full-length NP gene (1,500 bp) and truncated NP gene (1,000 bp) were amplified by RT-PCR. These RT-PCR products were ligated into pThioHisA E.coli expression vector. The recombinant NP-pThioHisA and NPt-pThioHisA E. coli expression vectors were constructed and transformed into host cells (E. coli strain TOP10). The recombinant full-length NP and truncated NP proteins were expressed by using 1 mM of IPTG. Our result showed that the expressed full-length NP and truncated NP proteins were detected by SDS-PAGE (56 kDa and 48 kDa, respectively). Moreover, these proteins could be detected by commercial ELISA using for detection of IAV NP antigen. However, these NP proteins were expressed in insoluble forms, so the proteins could not be purified in native condition. In order to solve this problem, various optimizing conditions were used for enhancing the solubility of the expressed proteins, including the increasing of incubation period in denaturant (6 M guanidide hydrochloride) and using variation of protein expression conditions, including induction temperature, concentration of IPTG, and bacterial strains. Our results demonstrated that, the expressed NP proteins were not purifiable, leading to the unsuccessful establishment of the ELISA-based method. However, this research can be used as the basic information for the future researches that need to produce the recombinant NP proteins for developing an ELISA test kit for antibody detection against NP protein of influenza A virus.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.227
title: Resurgence of Chinese tea consumption as “High Culture” in contemporary Bangkok metropolis

description: Chinese tea consumption is one of the outstanding Chinese cultures that has been handed down from ancient times to the present. In Thailand, Chinese tea consumption cannot be considered genuine Thai culture; however, it cannot be considered a passing trend that has come and gone either. With respect to Chinese tea, Bangkok has become a place known for having a variety of options for consumption of tea as “high culture” in the contemporary period. This dissertation is an attempt to make the argument that the development of Chinese tea consumption as “high culture” did not first occur in Bangkok in current times. In fact, Chinese tea consumption was introduced to Thai society, particularly among the elite, since at least the middle of the Ayutthaya period and flourished during the reign of King Chulalongkorn. The resurgence of Chinese tea consumption as “high culture” in contemporary Bangkok shows some characteristics that are similar to those that existed during the reign of King Chulalongkorn. For instance, publications regarding Chinese tea consumption, Chinese tea sets used for royal decorations, Chinese tea as an offering for monks and divine gods, the popularity of buying and selling Chinese tea sets as collectable items, and public spaces for people who love tea consumption to share their experiences. The difference between these two periods is the consumer. During the reign of King Chulalongkorn and earlier, the main consumers were the royal elite, the nobility, and high ranking officials; while during the contemporary period, the consumers are the upper middle class, the affluent, and intellectuals. This reflects a social change. Moreover, the acceptance of Chinese tea consumption as “high culture” in Thai society was different from the original Chinese tea culture that was influenced by the philosophy of Taoism; while the similarities in such consumption are, for instance, the medicinal value of tea and tea consumption as a symbol of civilization and friendship.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.228
title: Syngas production from co-gasification of coal and biomass

description: In this work, the co-pyrolysis and co-gasification of Indonesian coal (sub-bituminous) and two types of biomass (rice straw and Leucaena leucocepha) were studied using a drop-tube fixed bed reactor. The synergetic effect in co-processing was manifested by the higher gas yield and lower tar yield compared to the predicted values from the experiments which used either coal or biomass alone. Results showed that the synergetic effect was found especially at a biomass and coal ratio of 1:1 and became more apparent when reaction temperature was increased. In addition, interaction between coal char and volatile derived from biomass was examined in a rapid heating thermobalance reactor. Three types of coal char were prepared i.e. slow pyrolyzed-coal char (Ex-char), fast pyrolyzed-coal char (In char) and acid washed-coal char (Ac-char) and three types of volatile sources were used (cellulose, xylan and rice straw). The results indicated that the steam gasification rate of Ex-char and In-char were significantly diminished by contacting with volatiles derived from all sources, especially from rice straw. However, in the case of Ac-char, the reduction of steam gasification rate with the appearance of volatiles was less dominant. It was due to the destruction of coal char structure and the loss of minerals on coal char surfaces. Moreover, the effect of coal char on the decomposition of biomass derived tar was also investigated in a two-stage fixed bed reactor. It was found that coal char exhibited the catalytic effect both on tar thermal cracking and tar steam reforming. Nevertheless, the catalytic role of char which was prepared under high pyrolysis temperature was less significant due to the loss of active structure on char. The obtained results will be useful for the effective design and operation of co-processing of coal and biomass.
DOI: 10.14457/cu.the.2012.229
title: Genetic and functional analyses of a novel mutation in CRTAP gene in osteogenesis imperfecta

description: Background Autosomal recessive type of osteogenesis imperfecta (OI) is caused by mutation in the gene encoding the intracellular collagen-modifying complex: cartilage-associated protein (CRTAP), prolyl 3-hydroxylase 1 (LEPRE1) and cyclophilin B (PPIB). The complex is responsible for one step in collagen post-translational modification, the prolyl 3-hydroxylation of specific proline residues at position 986 of type I collagen chains. Method We identified the mutation and its effect on the qualitative and quantitative defects in type I collagen production by fibroblasts. A proband, 37-year-old female from a consanguineous family, without defects in type I collagen genes was analyzed the mutation in genes responsible for recessive type of OI: CRTAP, LEPRE1 and PPIB. Functional study was performed with Western blot, mass spectrophotometry and immunofluoresense microscopy. Result A novel homozygous mutation of CRTAP gene, c.1106 delA in exon 6, was identified. Its predicted protein was expected to premature stop codon 10 amino acid downstream. The affected CRTAP protein showed 37% decreased in 3-hydroxylation at α1 (I) Pro 986 compared with the wild type. With normal quantitative analysis and the expected deletion part located on the tail of the protein and decreased P3H1 protein in the ER on immunofluorescence microscopy. Conclusion These may correspond to its less severe in phenotype of our patient compared with those in recessive group.
DOI: 10.17632/smh8z5myfw.1
title: Data for: Effects of faulting on crustal stresses during mountain formation on Io

description: The FORTRAN code used to compute visco-elastic-plastic stresses in Io's crust resulting from temperature changes due to changing advective heat flow using finite difference methods. Details and supporting information are given in Kirchoff, M.R., 2006, Mountain building on Io: An unsteady relationship between volcanism and tectonism (Earth and Planetary Sci.). Washington University, Saint Louis, Missouri (Ph.D. Thesis). See also Kirchoff, M.R. & McKinnon, W.B., 2009, Formation of mountains on Io: Variable volcanism and thermal stresses. Icarus 201, 598–614.
DOI: 10.21227/61jn-3308
title: Solar Pump

description: Inconvenience regretted, please visit page in september/october.Dont want to cancel account,as do have something to upload but busy in some other problem.The results are concluded but for some reason,complete project is under re-experimentation from my side.This dataset is a series of experiments, which contain simulation results,comparisons ,animated phase portraits. This dataset is original,not plagiarised data generated using examples available on net or in demo but rather results have been generated for a project which will be onsite implemented for domestic/residential and to studySolar Panels are connected to generate singlephase DC . MPPT algorithm is used to, which is then boosted toPumps used for irrigation,
DOI: 10.21227/beyq-8w58
title: kW Wind turbine

description: Under ConstructionInconvenience regretted, please visit page in september/october.In the dataset, " " , it was concluded that the do have effect on the active and reactive power. So taking this, new experiment has been performed with detailed focus and model
DOI: 10.21227/szhr-9997
title: Comparison Wind turbine

description: Inconvenience regretted, please visit page in september/october.Dont want to cancel account,as do have something to upload but busy in some other problem.The results are concluded but for some reason,complete project is under re-experimentation from my side.This dataset is a series of experiments, which contain simulation results,comparisons ,animated phase portraits. This dataset is original,not plagiarised data generated using examples available on net or in demo but rather results have been generated for a project which will be onsite implemented for domestic/residential and to studyWe have a varying wind speed. There is fault on line