cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/7x785tzhyh.2
title: Immunization needed during pregnancy: healthcare workers recommendations for pertussis vaccine

description: The dataset was used in a cross-sectional study aimed to assess if Italian healthcare workers recommend Tdap vaccination to pregnant women and which attitudes influence their practices. This  study took place between August 2021 and June 2022 in three regions of Southern Italy. An anonymous and self-administered questionnaire was distributed by a research team or sending it through a URL code via e-mail to gynecologists, midwives, general practiotioners. It  was composed of five sections: (1) the first section collected information about the sociodemographic and professional characteristics; (2) the second section investigated general knowledge about recommended vaccinations during pregnancy; (3) the third section measured attitudes and beliefs regarding the benefits and risks of vaccinating pregnant women; (4) the fourth section explored providers' vaccination behaviors and also assessed strategies and interventions to increase uptake of vaccination during pregnancy; (5) the last section explored the main sources of information and the need to receive additional news about recommended vaccination during pregnancy.
DOI: 10.17632/9gy726jr3k.1
title: Cortical activation during KMC in very preterm newborns

description: The data were collected to assess the functional activation of preterm newborns’ cerebral cortex during kangaroo mother care. Possible effects of gestational age and previous kangaroo mother care experience were also considered. Fifteen preterm newborns were recruited (gestational age: 24-32 weeks). Cortical activation was assessed in frontal, motor and primary somatosensory cortices after 15 and 30 minutes of kangaroo mother care, by multichannel near-infrared spectroscopy (gestational age at assessment: 30-36 weeks). Both oxy- and deoxy-haemoglobin variations were analyzed by t-test. Possible effects of gestational age and previous kangaroo mother care experience on cortical activation were studied by regression analysis. After 15 minutes, bilateral activations (oxy-haemoglobin increase) were observed in frontal, somatosensory and motor cortices. After 30 minutes, the right motor and primary somatosensory cortices were found activated. Deoxy-haemoglobin increased after 15 minutes, returning to baseline at 30 minutes. After 15 minutes, there was a positive effect of gestational age at assessment on both haemoglobin concentrations and a negative effect of previous kangaroo mother care on deoxy-haemoglobin increase. Motor and somatosensory cortices, particularly on the right side, showed significant activation during kangaroo mother care. Kangaroo mother care seems to benefit activated cortical areas by improving oxygen supply.
DOI: 10.17632/ygdbpnhpzw.1
title: A computational package for measuring Topological Entanglement in Polymers, Proteins and Periodic systems (TEPPP)

description: Many materials, like polymer melts, solutions, biopolymers and textiles, are composed of entangled filaments. The entanglement in these systems significantly affects their mechanical properties and their function. We introduce the Topological Entanglement in Polymers, Proteins and Periodic systems (TEPPP) software, that enables to measure the topological and geometrical complexity in such systems. In particular, this software enables the computation of the Writhe, the Gauss linking integral and the Jones polynomial of each filament or pair of filaments in the system, whether they are open or closed. In particular, for systems employing Periodic Boundary Conditions (PBC), the software also allows to compute the total pairwise entanglement in PBC, using the Periodic linking number and the Periodic Writhe. For linear (open) chains, TEPPP can calculate all these topological parameters (including the Jones polynomial) without any closure scheme. In addition, TEPPP also enables measuring self and pairwise entanglement at different length-scales along a chain or a pair of chains. With appropriate preprocessing of input files, the code can also be used for star or branched architectures. We provide examples of how the code is used and we present results on the entanglement effect in polymers obtained using this package. We show how TEPPP can be used to measure the topological entanglement of linear polymer chains in a melt, revealing subtle entanglement transitions never seen before. We also used TEPPP to analyze the effect of knotting and its location in diblock copolymer melts, which reveals that knotting localization transition coincides with lamellar-disorder transition in these systems. Finally, we use TEPPP to reveal some of the topological structure of the SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein, which points to interesting structure in a region that contains the S1/S2 cleavage site.
DOI: 10.17632/mhv992648f.2
title: Mathematical modelling and virtual decomposition control of heavy-duty parallel-serial hydraulic manipulators (supplementary material)

description: The repository contains the Simulink model and MATLAB code for the virtual decomposition control of a real-world hydraulic manipulator.
DOI: 10.17632/p9ky37n727.1
title: CORONET and PANEUR topologies

description: Information regarding CORONET and PANEUR topologies.
DOI: 10.5066/f7br8qx4
title: Hydrologic, biogeochemical, and radon data collected within and adjacent to the Little Wind River near Riverton, Wyoming

description: The U.S. Geological Survey is studying the interaction of a contaminated groundwater plume enriched in uranium and other trace elements with water, sediment, and biota along a 3 km reach of the Little Wind River in central Wyoming. The source of the contaminants is from a reclaimed uranium mill site near Riverton, Wyoming. The study is being done in collaboration with the Department of Energy, University of Montana, Northern Arapaho Tribe, and Liverpool John Moores University. This Data Release makes available data collected from June to September, 2016. Data collected during 2016 include: (1) radon, major ion, and trace element concentrations in surface-water, groundwater, and pore-water samples; (2) environmental tracers in groundwater and surface-water samples; (3) seepage rates of shallow groundwater into the Little Wind River; (4) streambed temperature; (5) microbial population composition in streambed biofilms; (6) distribution of uranium in bed sediment, macroalgae, and aquatic insect taxa; and (7) river discharge at three sites along the study reach.
DOI: 10.17632/z39mhdsynx.3
title: Keystroke dataset for 'The detection of movement-related disease by changes in keystroke characteristics while typing

description: This is the keystroke dataset for the research study titled 'The detection of movement-related disease by changes in keystroke characteristics while typing' , by Dr Warwick Adams (2019).

The dataset contains keystroke logs collected from over 500 subjects, with and without Parkinson's Disease (PD), as they typed text on their own computer (without any supervision) over a period of weeks or months (having initially installed a custom keystroke recording application, Tappy). 

The keystroke acquisition software ('Tappy') provided timing accuracy of key press and release timestamps to within several milliseconds.

The research and its associated data was approved by the Charles Sturt University HREC as protocol number H1703 and conducted according to that approval. 

The files comprise multiple Zip archives, one with the participant detail files and the others containing the keystroke data files for each user. The details of each are below.

Archived Users.zip
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The filename of each user file contains a 10 character code, used to cross reference to the keystroke data files for that user. The fields are:

    Birth Year: Year of birth
    Gender: Male/Female
    Parkinsons: Whether they have Parkinson's Disease [True/False]
    Tremors: Whether they have tremors [True/False]
    Diagnosis Year: If they have Parkinson's, when was it first diagnosed
    Whether there is sidedness of movement [Left/Right/None] (self reported)
    UPDRS: The UPDRS score (if known) [1 to 5]
    Impact: The Parkinsons disease severity or impact on their daily life [Mild/Medium/Severe] (self reported)
    Levadopa: Whether they are using Sinemet and the like [Yes/No]
    DA: Whether they are using a dopamine agonist [Yes/No]
    MAOB: Whether they are using an MAO-B inhibitor [Yes/No]
    Other: Whether they are taking another Parkinson's medication [Yes/No]

Archived Data.zip.nn (where nn goes from 01 to13)
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Each included .txt file contains comma separated keystroke data for one month for a particular user. The filename comprises the 10 character code (matching the user details file) and the YYMM of the data. The fields are:

    UserKey: 10 character code for that user
    Date: YYMMDD
    Timestamp: HH:MM:SS.SSS
    Hand: L or R key pressed
    Hold time: Time between press and release for current key mmmm.m milliseconds
    Direction: Previous to current LL, LR, RL, RR (and S for a space key)
    Latency time: The time between pressing the previous key and
DOI: 10.17632/pzf9jkpkvb.1
title: Materials for: Find someone with similar values but different personalities 

description: Materials for: Find someone with similar values but different personalities
DOI: 10.17632/gw2d2mkg7k.3
title: Toxicological data of anti IgE biosimilar KA

description: Five kinds of toxicology data, which can be divided into regular physiological data (survival date, food consumption, body weight, body temperature, organ weights), safety pharmacological data (electrocardiograph, blood pressure, breathing frequency), blood parameter (biochemical and haematological data) serum drug concentration and ADA (anti-drug antibody) was collected from cynomolgus monkeys administrated the anti-IgE antibody. Blood samples were collected and safety pharmacological data was recorded at different time points. Half of the animals were euthanised soon after the last drug administration, the other half were euthanissed at the end of the recovery period. Vital organ weights were then recorded. The raw data from all the animals of different groups were compiled and computed
Data of Table 1 comprise the survival date of cynomolgus monkeys used for sub-chronic toxicity testing anti-IgE bio-similar mAb.
Data of Table 2 comprise the food consumption of cynomolgus monkeys used for sub-chronic toxicity testing anti-IgE bio-similar mAb.
Data of Table 3 comprise the body weights of cynomolgus monkeys used for sub-chronic toxicity testing anti-IgE bio-similar mAb.
Data of Table 4 comprise the body temperature of cynomolgus monkeys used for sub-chronic toxicity testing anti-IgE bio-similar mAb
Data of Table 5 comprise the electrocardiograph data of cynomolgus monkeys used for sub-chronic toxicity testing anti-IgE bio-similar mAb
Data of Table 6 comprise the blood pressure of cynomolgus monkeys used for sub-chronic toxicity testing anti-IgE bio-similar mAb
Data of Table 7 comprise the breathing rate of cynomolgus monkeys used for sub-chronic toxicity testing anti-IgE bio-similar mAb
Data of Table 8.1 to 8.5 consists haematological profile of cynomolgus monkeys on Day-8, Day-4, Day 14, Day28 and Day 59 relative to the start date (first dose administration). 
Data of Table 9.1 to 9.5 consists blood bio-chemistry profile of cynomolgus monkeys on Day-8, Day-4, Day 14, Day28 and Day 59 relative to the start date (first dose administration). 
Data of Table 10 was the serum drug concentration of cynomolugs after the first and last dose administration. 
The data on weights of vital organs viz brain, heart, liver, spleen, kidney, thymus and thyroid was presents in Table 11. Weights of testis, parorchis and paranephros was recorded for male animals, while for female animals it was uterus, oophoron and paranephros.
Table 12 display the OD value data obtained in ADA assay.
DOI: 10.17632/ssdf8grtpf.3
title: Pollen dataset from Cedar Keys, Florida, USA

description: This dataset contains the raw pollen counts of the 58 samples from cores CK-2 and SNK-2. The sampled core was taken from Cedar Keys, Florida, USA. For each sample, approximately 1 ml of sediment was used for pollen analysis. One tablet of Lycopodium spores containing 20,848 grains was added to each sample as an exotic marker to aid the calculation of pollen concentration (grains/cm3) following the formula: Pollen concentration = Pc ∗ La / Lc ∗ V. Where Pc is the number of fossil pollen counted, La is the number of Lycopodium spores added (20,848), Lc is the number of Lycopodium spores counted, and V is the volume of the sample. Approximately 300 grains of pollen and spores were counted for each sample by using an Olympus Light Microscope with a LC35 camera (3.5-megapixel CMOS sensor) in conjunction with ZEN Blue 2012 imaging software to photograph pollen grains under 1000x magnification. Cluster analysis dendrograms and pollen diagrams were plotted by using TILIA (v.1.7.16).
DOI: 10.17632/b7wbthz6hs.1
title: Base de datos para el modelamiento de la satisfacción laboral de docentes de educación básica del Perú (ENDO-2018)

description: This data set is the result of the research entitled: Modeling job satisfaction of basic education teachers through machine learning techniques. It was obtained from the characteristic selection process using the filter methods: Chi-Square categorical variables and ANOVA F-Test for numerical variables, this filtering was carried out in order to obtain the most important variables in the prediction of job satisfaction. of basic education teachers in Peru. The raw database was obtained from the National Survey of Teachers (url: http://escale.minedu.gob.pe/documents/10156/c962628e-2123-4070-af11-50f4772ef7a2) developed by the Ministry of Education of Peru. during the year 2018. This filtered database can be used to predict the job satisfaction of basic education teachers.
Description of the columns.
Columns P401_12_No and P401_12_Yes, represent whether the teacher suffered depression problems, P501_A (total gross income for the previous month (scaled value)), P509 (Perception of living conditions), P818_1 (Satisfaction with his life), P818_6 (Satisfaction with their self-esteem), P818_8 (Satisfaction with their family relationships), P819_1 (Satisfaction with their pedagogical activity), P819_4 (Satisfaction with the relationship with their colleagues), P819_5 (Satisfaction with the relationship with the Director), P819_8 ( Satisfaction with their salary), JobSatisfaction (Teacher job satisfaction)
DOI: 10.5066/p9j9vjbr
title: Geophysical data collected within and adjacent to the Little Wind River near Riverton, Wyoming

description: This data release contains geophysical data collected at the Little Wind River site near Riverton, Wyoming in 2015 and 2017. The dataset contains:[1] Fiber Optic Distributed Temperature Sensing data (FO-DTS, August-September 2015) collected in the water along the river bank, [2] Electrical Resistivity Tomography data (ERT, August 2017) collected on land near the river bank, and [3] Frequency domain Electromagnetic Induction (EMI, August 2017) data collected along the river and more extensively throughout the study region. Data for each of these methods can be found in the child items linked below.
DOI: 10.17632/szkxpt92fg.1
title: Prevention and control of chicken coccidiosis Construction of recombinant Lactococcus lactis expressing chicken IL-4 and IL-2 fusion protein and its immune synergistic effect on chicken coccidia live vaccine

description: Animal test data
DOI: 10.17632/3kgvtkmzw3.1
title: FXR and GPBAR1 signaling and statin  reverses vascular and liver damage in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease 

description: Non-alcoholic steatosis (NAFLD) and steatohepatitis (NASH) are highly prevalent human disorders closely correlated with obesity, metabolic syndrome and at risk for developing atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (CVD). It is widely established that the CV component dictates the patient outcomes more frequently and to a greater extent than does the progression of the liver component and it is the most common cause of death for NAFLD patients. So, it is recommended that statins should be added to therapy in patients at increased risk for developing CV complications. Atorvastatin is a hydrophobic statin indicated for the treatment of hypercholesterolemia, combined hyperlipidemia and NAFLD. Furthermore, the co-activation of FXR and GPBAR1, two members of bile acid-activated receptors family, by the dual ligands BAR502, represent new therapeutic option for the pharmacological treatment of hepatic and metabolic disorders.The aim of the study was to compare the effects of BAR502 and atorvastatin in two rodent model of atherosclerosis and NAFLD to evaluate the efficacy of their combination. Aorta trascriptome and microbiota of  Apolipoprotein E deficient mice (ApoE−/−) and liver trascriptome of C57BL6 mice fed with HFD-F alone or with BAR502, or Atorvastatin, or their combination were analyzed.
DOI: 10.17632/vsm5xcbds6.1
title: VT_DWW_Tra_Anx

description: This data was generated as part of an M.Sc. degree project at the North-West University.  It briefly pertains to investigations into life-threatening trauma exposure in zebrafish, and their subsequent immediate and delayed anxiety-like behaviour.  The data also focuses on the influence of adrenergic processing in these animals.
DOI: 10.17632/hh4456yxp4.7
title: Data to Accompany:  Epidemiological Overview of Cannabis- and Substance- Carcinogensis in Europe:  A Lagged Causal Inferential Panel Regression Modelling and Marginal Effects Study

description: Data to accompany paper of same name
DOI: 10.17632/fygdybctyt.1
title: Dataset for the identification of the classes of events most relevant to the occurrence of individual  phases of selected 30 maritime disasters occurred between 1912 and 2019

description: This dataset supports a new approach to modelling and causal analysis of the course of disasters using maritime events as an example. The proposed approach is based on the integration of network and probabilistic methods. The developed research method is used to confirm the thesis that in the studied population of disasters, in each phase of the process during the course of a disaster, which is distinguished by means of an event network, there are dominant classes of basic events (sets of events with similar characteristics). A proprietary research method, based on an integrated approach using event network analysis and failure tree analysis, is used to prove the thesis. This research makes it possible to distinguish, in each disaster, the different phases of its course: the latent, initiating, escalating, critical, and energy-release parts. The course of 30 maritime disasters with severe consequences is modelled in detail. The events occurred between 1912 and 2019. A total of 608 basic events are identified in the analysed population, enabling the identification and characterisation of 44 classes of events covering human error, inadequacy of equipment and environmental impact. The significance of basic events within each phase is then determined. For this purpose, Birnbaum’s reliability measure, Birnbaum’s structural measure, criticality measure, Veseley-Fussell measure, Lambert’s measure and improvement potential are used. The calculated measures enable the building of rankings on the importance of events in each of the phases of each of the analysed disasters. This makes it possible to draw quantitative and qualitative conclusions on each analysed disaster and each population studied.

The dataset consist of files:
1. The development of sea disasters from 1912 to 2019 – dataset.
2. FTA models for disasters at sea for the period 1912-2019 – dataset.
3. Process models for disasters at sea for the period 1912-2019 – dataset.
DOI: 10.17632/ctsmdskk77.1
title: Data set on factors influencing the acceptance of the Covid-19 vaccines in Indonesia

description: Output WarpPLS 8.0 in research
DOI: 10.17632/xv35j3syjd.1
title: The effect of Rosa roxburghii fruit pomace polyphenol extract on plasma metabolome and gut microbiota in type 2 diabetic mice

description: data for lasma metabolome and gut microbiota.
DOI: 10.17632/xggmj66c9b.1
title: Canonical PRC1 recruitment is promoted by EZH1-1 PRC2 independent of H3K27me3 in quiescent cells

description: Raw Western blots of paper, entitled "Canonical PRC1 recruitment is promoted by EZH1-1 PRC2 independent of H3K27me3 in quiescent cells".

A Non-Catalytic Role of EZH1-PRC2 to Promote Canonical PRC1 Recruitment in Quiescent Cells

Evan Healy1,2*, Rachel McCole1*, James Nolan1,3, Craig Monger1, Eric Conway1,4, Gerard L. Brien1, Cheng Wang1, Orla Deevy1, Hannah K. Neikes5, Frances Potjewyd6, Aoibhinn Mooney7,8, Richard Flavin7,8, Elisabeth Vandenberghe3, Sarena F. Flanigan2, Chen Davidovich2,9, Michiel Vermeulen5, Lindsey I. James6,10, Adrian P. Bracken1†.

1Smurfit Institute of Genetics, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland.
2Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, Biomedicine Discovery Institute, Faculty of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences, Monash University, Clayton, VIC, Australia.
3Department of Haematology, St. James’ Hospital, Dublin 8, Ireland.
4School of Biomolecular and Biomedical Science, University College Dublin, Dublin 4, Ireland.
5Department of Molecular Biology, Faculty of Science, Radboud Institute for Molecular Life Sciences, Oncode Institute, Radboud University Nijmegen, 6525 GA Nijmegen, The Netherlands.
6Center for Integrative Chemical Biology and Drug Discovery, Division of Chemical Biology and Medicinal Chemistry, UNC Eshelman School of Pharmacy, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA.
7Department of Histopathology, St. James’ Hospital, Dublin 8, Ireland.
8Department of Histopathology, Trinity College Dublin, Dublin 2, Ireland.
9EMBL-Australia, Clayton, VIC, Australia.
10Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, School of Medicine, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA.
*These authors contributed equally.
†Corresponding author: Dr. Adrian P. Bracken (adrian.bracken@tcd.ie).
DOI: 10.17632/3fcbh58jz4.1
title: Strengthening connectivity between premotor and motor cortex increases inter-areal communication in the human brain

description: The ventral premotor cortex (PMv) is an important component of cortico-cortical pathways mediating prefrontal control over primary motor cortex (M1) function. Paired associative stimulation (ccPAS) is known to change PMv influence over M1 in humans, which manifests differently depending on the behavioural context. Here we show that these changes in influence are functionally linked to PMv-M1 phase synchrony changes induced by repeated paired stimulation of the two areas. PMv-to-M1 ccPAS leads to increased phase synchrony in alpha and beta bands while reversed order M1-to-PMv ccPAS leads to decreased theta phase synchrony. These changes are visible at rest but they are predictive of changes in oscillatory power in the same frequencies during movement execution and inhibition, respectively. The results unveil a link between the physiology of the motor network and the resonant frequencies mediating its interactions, and provide a putative mechanism underpinning the relationship between synaptic efficacy and brain oscillations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21968063
title: Rat cardiomyocytes gene expression (RTqPCR)

description: Gene expression profile of Tbx20 and other cell cycle regulatory genes at different culture days in rat cardiomyocytes culture
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21968063.v1
title: Rat cardiomyocytes gene expression (RTqPCR)

description: Gene expression profile of Tbx20 and other cell cycle regulatory genes at different culture days in rat cardiomyocytes culture