cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.4121/16578503.v1
title: Amino acid data set support the manuscript: "Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition."

description: Bulk carbon and nitrogen stable isotope values from baleen from stranded and bowcaught whales in the North Sea. Baleen from 5 animals were sampled incrementally and used to examine growth interval, migration pattern, metabolism and trophic position along with bulk isotope data for carbon and nitrogen provided in another data set.<br><br>Amino acid nitrogen data set supporting the manuscript: Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition.
DOI: 10.4121/16578503
title: Amino acid data set support the manuscript: "Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition."

description: Bulk carbon and nitrogen stable isotope values from baleen from stranded and bowcaught whales in the North Sea. Baleen from 5 animals were sampled incrementally and used to examine growth interval, migration pattern, metabolism and trophic position along with bulk isotope data for carbon and nitrogen provided in another data set.<br><br>Amino acid nitrogen data set supporting the manuscript: Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition.
DOI: 10.4121/16578512.v1
title: Bulk isotope data set supporting the manuscript "Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition."

description: Bulk carbon and nitrogen stable isotope values from baleen from stranded and bowcaught whales in the North Sea. Baleen from 5 animals were sampled incrementally and used to examine growth interval, migration pattern, metabolism and trophic position along with compound specific amino acid analysis provided in another data set. <br>Bulk carbon and nitrogen data set supporting the manuscript: "Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition."<br>
DOI: 10.4121/16578512
title: Bulk isotope data set supporting the manuscript "Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition."

description: Bulk carbon and nitrogen stable isotope values from baleen from stranded and bowcaught whales in the North Sea. Baleen from 5 animals were sampled incrementally and used to examine growth interval, migration pattern, metabolism and trophic position along with compound specific amino acid analysis provided in another data set. <br>Bulk carbon and nitrogen data set supporting the manuscript: "Reconstructing the diet, trophic level, and migration pattern of Mysticete whales based on baleen isotopic composition."<br>
DOI: 10.4121/17049623.v1
title: A New Lightning Cluster Identification Algorithm Based on Total Lightning Data and the Evolution Analysis of Its Spatiotemporal Parameters

description: Data set is the total lightning data of Foshan, China on May 15, 2014. It provides information of longitude, latitude, altitude, time, and type (IC and CG).<br>
DOI: 10.4121/17049623
title: A New Lightning Cluster Identification Algorithm Based on Total Lightning Data and the Evolution Analysis of Its Spatiotemporal Parameters

description: Data set is the total lightning data of Foshan, China on May 15, 2014. It provides information of longitude, latitude, altitude, time, and type (IC and CG).<br>
DOI: 10.4121/16778755.v1
title: Identification of hub genes and small molecule therapeutic drugs related to simple steatosis with secondary analysis of existing microarray data

description: The quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-qPCR) assay was performed to determine the mRNA expression level of hub genes (FOS, MYC, IL-1B, and EGR1). The SS cases and HC participants were recruited from the First Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University. These patients were all pathologically diagnosed by liver biopsy. SS patients meeting the following criteria were excluded: (1) they drank more than 20 g/day, (2) they had hepatitis B or C, autoimmune hepatitis, primary biliary cholangitis, or hepatolenticular degeneration, (3) they long-term treated with non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs, calcium antagonists, tamoxifen, amiodarone, corticosterone, isoniazid, and methotrexate, (4) pregnant or lactating women, and (5) patients with liver cancer or other benign/malignant tumors. Finally, 30 patients with SS (mean age 46.83 ± 9.02) and 20 HC people (mean age 43.82 ± 8.34) were included in this analysis.
DOI: 10.4121/16778755.v2
title: Identification of hub genes and small molecule therapeutic drugs related to simple steatosis with secondary analysis of existing microarray data

description: The quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-qPCR) assay was performed to determine the mRNA expression level of hub genes (FOS, MYC, IL-1B, and EGR1). The SS cases and HC participants were recruited from the First Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University. These patients were all pathologically diagnosed by liver biopsy. SS patients meeting the following criteria were excluded: (1) they drank more than 20 g/day, (2) they had hepatitis B or C, autoimmune hepatitis, primary biliary cholangitis, or hepatolenticular degeneration, (3) they long-term treated with non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs, calcium antagonists, tamoxifen, amiodarone, corticosterone, isoniazid, and methotrexate, (4) pregnant or lactating women, and (5) patients with liver cancer or other benign/malignant tumors. Finally, 30 patients with SS (mean age 46.83 ± 9.02) and 20 HC people (mean age 43.82 ± 8.34) were included in this analysis.
DOI: 10.4121/16778755
title: Identification of hub genes and small molecule therapeutic drugs related to simple steatosis with secondary analysis of existing microarray data

description: The quantitative real-time polymerase chain reaction (RT-qPCR) assay was performed to determine the mRNA expression level of hub genes (FOS, MYC, IL-1B, and EGR1). The SS cases and HC participants were recruited from the First Affiliated Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University. These patients were all pathologically diagnosed by liver biopsy. SS patients meeting the following criteria were excluded: (1) they drank more than 20 g/day, (2) they had hepatitis B or C, autoimmune hepatitis, primary biliary cholangitis, or hepatolenticular degeneration, (3) they long-term treated with non-steroidal antiinflammatory drugs, calcium antagonists, tamoxifen, amiodarone, corticosterone, isoniazid, and methotrexate, (4) pregnant or lactating women, and (5) patients with liver cancer or other benign/malignant tumors. Finally, 30 patients with SS (mean age 46.83 ± 9.02) and 20 HC people (mean age 43.82 ± 8.34) were included in this analysis.
DOI: 10.4121/17055329.v1
title: Video recordings associated vith the pubblication: Focused ultrasound neuromodulation on MEA

description: This dataset contains the video recording associated with the publication. In the first video, the heat profile generated by the ultrasound transduecr used for the ultrasound neuromodulation experiment is observed using the Schlieren system. The trasnduecr is placed in the same Schlieren setup configuration used to validate the ultrasound field and a thermocouple is placed close to the tip of the transducer. The ultrasound is turned on for 60 seconds with the same input voltage used during the ultrasound neuromodulation experiment, resulting in a maximum temperature increase of 0.5 °C. Due to the low output pressure of the trasnducer at this driving conditions, the US field profile is barely visible. In addition, it can be seen that the heat profile generated by the transducer is very shallow its tip.In the second video, the driving voltage of the US transducer is increased 4.5 times. Also in this case, the heat profile generated by the trasducer remains rather shallow the tip of the transducer and the water surface, suggesting that the heat does not reach the neuronal culture and it is dispersed at the liquid surface, rather than towards the neurons.
DOI: 10.4121/17055329.v2
title: Video recordings associated vith the pubblication: Focused ultrasound neuromodulation on MEA

description: This dataset contains the video recording associated with the publication. In the first video, the multiwell MEA has been used to test the temperature variation during the period of US-ON. A thermocouple type K was placed at the bottom of the well and the ultrasound transducer immersed in the well. The input voltage was the same as the one used during the cell experiment and the MEA plate was placed on top of a hot plate to reproduce the experimental conditions. After 60 seconds of ultrasound the temperature increase was 0.8 °C.<br>In the second video, the heat profile generated by the ultrasound transducer used for the ultrasound neuromodulation experiment is observed using the Schlieren system. The trasnduecr is placed in the same Schlieren setup configuration used to validate the ultrasound field and a thermocouple is placed close to the tip of the transducer. The ultrasound is turned on for 60 seconds with a driving voltage 4.5 times higher than the one used during the cell experiment. It can be seen that the heat profile generated by the trasducer remains rather shallow the tip of the transducer and the water surface, suggesting that the heat does not reach the neuronal culture and it is dispersed at the liquid surface, rather than towards the neurons.
DOI: 10.4121/17055329.v3
title: Video recordings associated vith the pubblication: Focused ultrasound neuromodulation on MEA

description: This dataset contains the video recording associated with the publication. In the first video, the multiwell MEA has been used to test the temperature variation during the period of US-ON. A thermocouple type K was placed at the bottom of the well and the ultrasound transducer immersed in the well. The input voltage was the same as the one used during the cell experiment and the MEA plate was placed on top of a hot plate to reproduce the experimental conditions. After 60 seconds of ultrasound the temperature increase was 0.8 °C.<br>In the second video, the heat profile generated by the ultrasound transducer used for the ultrasound neuromodulation experiment is observed using the Schlieren system. The trasnduecr is placed in the same Schlieren setup configuration used to validate the ultrasound field and a thermocouple is placed close to the tip of the transducer. The ultrasound is turned on for 60 seconds with a driving voltage 4.5 times higher than the one used during the cell experiment. It can be seen that the heat profile generated by the trasducer remains rather shallow the tip of the transducer and the water surface, suggesting that the heat does not reach the neuronal culture and it is dispersed at the liquid surface, rather than towards the neurons.
DOI: 10.4121/17055329
title: Video recordings associated vith the pubblication: Focused ultrasound neuromodulation on MEA

description: This dataset contains the video recording associated with the publication. In the first video, the multiwell MEA has been used to test the temperature variation during the period of US-ON. A thermocouple type K was placed at the bottom of the well and the ultrasound transducer immersed in the well. The input voltage was the same as the one used during the cell experiment and the MEA plate was placed on top of a hot plate to reproduce the experimental conditions. After 60 seconds of ultrasound the temperature increase was 0.8 °C.<br>In the second video, the heat profile generated by the ultrasound transducer used for the ultrasound neuromodulation experiment is observed using the Schlieren system. The trasnduecr is placed in the same Schlieren setup configuration used to validate the ultrasound field and a thermocouple is placed close to the tip of the transducer. The ultrasound is turned on for 60 seconds with a driving voltage 4.5 times higher than the one used during the cell experiment. It can be seen that the heat profile generated by the trasducer remains rather shallow the tip of the transducer and the water surface, suggesting that the heat does not reach the neuronal culture and it is dispersed at the liquid surface, rather than towards the neurons.
DOI: 10.4121/17059862.v1
title: Underlying data to "Comparing the Recommendations of Buyers of Energy-Efficient and Inefficient Vacuum Cleaners".

description: This dataset belongs to publication; "Comparing the Recommendations of Buyers of Energy-Efficient and Inefficient Vacuum Cleaners" In MDPI.com Anonymised Net Promotor Score (NPS) data from 902 European consumers from Philips vacuum cleaners including the reasons for NPS. Used to test the difference between those who bought an energy efficient version or an inefficient version. The data also contains the specification of the bought vacuum cleaners (kg, input power Watt, suction Watt, Price in Euro). The data is obtained in 2010 when the vacuum cleaners in the EU where not limited in energy consumption yet. Customers where categorized in Green-Low Energy, who bought their vacuum cleaner for reasons of their environmental friendliness, the low energy buyers (who did so for other reasons) and the high energy buyers. Please read the article at MPDI for detailed descriptions.<b> </b>
DOI: 10.4121/17059862
title: Underlying data to "Comparing the Recommendations of Buyers of Energy-Efficient and Inefficient Vacuum Cleaners".

description: This dataset belongs to publication; "Comparing the Recommendations of Buyers of Energy-Efficient and Inefficient Vacuum Cleaners" In MDPI.com Anonymised Net Promotor Score (NPS) data from 902 European consumers from Philips vacuum cleaners including the reasons for NPS. Used to test the difference between those who bought an energy efficient version or an inefficient version. The data also contains the specification of the bought vacuum cleaners (kg, input power Watt, suction Watt, Price in Euro). The data is obtained in 2010 when the vacuum cleaners in the EU where not limited in energy consumption yet. Customers where categorized in Green-Low Energy, who bought their vacuum cleaner for reasons of their environmental friendliness, the low energy buyers (who did so for other reasons) and the high energy buyers. Please read the article at MPDI for detailed descriptions.<b> </b>
DOI: 10.4121/16920145.v1
title: Supplementary material for the research on : Efficiency of thermally activated eggshells for acid mine drainage treatment in cold climate

description: Supplementary Material for the article entitled : Efficiency of thermally activated eggshells for acid mine drainage treatment in cold climate. The article presents the results of a research on thermally activated eggshells for the acid mine drainage (AMD) treatment in cold climate. It was found that eggshells efficiency depended on calcination temperature and on the solid : liquid ratio employed for the AMD treatment. For instance, eggshells calcined at 900<sup>0</sup>C succeded to neutralize an AMD of pH 2 and to reduce heavy metals below the concentrations limits legally accepted.
DOI: 10.4121/16920145
title: Supplementary material for the research on : Efficiency of thermally activated eggshells for acid mine drainage treatment in cold climate

description: Supplementary Material for the article entitled : Efficiency of thermally activated eggshells for acid mine drainage treatment in cold climate. The article presents the results of a research on thermally activated eggshells for the acid mine drainage (AMD) treatment in cold climate. It was found that eggshells efficiency depended on calcination temperature and on the solid : liquid ratio employed for the AMD treatment. For instance, eggshells calcined at 900<sup>0</sup>C succeded to neutralize an AMD of pH 2 and to reduce heavy metals below the concentrations limits legally accepted.
DOI: 10.4121/14979876.v1
title: Data underlying the manuscript: “Modular, synthetic chromosomes as new tools for large scale engineering of metabolism”

description: These data related to the manuscript Modular, synthetic chromosomes as new tools for large scale engineering of metabolism” included as chapter 4 of Else-Jasmijn Hassing's PhD thesis entitled “Metabolic engineering of Saccharomyces cerevisiae for the production of aromatic compounds”.<br><br>The construction of powerful cell factories requires intensive genetic engineering for the addition of new functionalities and the remodeling of native pathways and processes. The present study, using <i>Saccharomyces cerevisiae</i>, explores the potential of modular, specialized <i>de novo</i>-assembled neochromosomes (named NeoChrs) to facilitate extensive genome reprogramming. Linear and circular NeoChrs carrying 20 native and 21 heterologous genes were designed and constructed by <i>in vivo</i> assembly in yeast in two transformation steps, leading to <i>de novo</i> production of anthocyanins, native to plants. Turned into exclusive expression platforms for heterologous and essential metabolic routes, the NeoChrs behaved like native chromosomes regarding mitotic and genetic stability, copy number, harmlessness for the host and editability by CRISPR-Cas. This study paves the way for future microbial cell factories with modular genomes in which core metabolic networks, localized on satellite, specialized NeoChrs can be swapped for alternative configurations and serve as landing pads for addition of functionalities.
DOI: 10.4121/14979876
title: Data underlying the manuscript: “Modular, synthetic chromosomes as new tools for large scale engineering of metabolism”

description: These data related to the manuscript Modular, synthetic chromosomes as new tools for large scale engineering of metabolism” included as chapter 4 of Else-Jasmijn Hassing's PhD thesis entitled “Metabolic engineering of Saccharomyces cerevisiae for the production of aromatic compounds”.<br><br>The construction of powerful cell factories requires intensive genetic engineering for the addition of new functionalities and the remodeling of native pathways and processes. The present study, using <i>Saccharomyces cerevisiae</i>, explores the potential of modular, specialized <i>de novo</i>-assembled neochromosomes (named NeoChrs) to facilitate extensive genome reprogramming. Linear and circular NeoChrs carrying 20 native and 21 heterologous genes were designed and constructed by <i>in vivo</i> assembly in yeast in two transformation steps, leading to <i>de novo</i> production of anthocyanins, native to plants. Turned into exclusive expression platforms for heterologous and essential metabolic routes, the NeoChrs behaved like native chromosomes regarding mitotic and genetic stability, copy number, harmlessness for the host and editability by CRISPR-Cas. This study paves the way for future microbial cell factories with modular genomes in which core metabolic networks, localized on satellite, specialized NeoChrs can be swapped for alternative configurations and serve as landing pads for addition of functionalities.
DOI: 10.4121/16547280.v1
title: The Melodic beat data: exploring asymmetry in polska performance

description: Supplementary data for article in Journal of Mathematics and music, Mathematics of Rhythm, in Memoriam Godfried Toussaint, 2020Abstract:Some triple-beat forms in Scandinavian Folk Music are characterized by non-isochronous beat durations: asymmetric beats. Theorists of folk music have suggested that the variability of rhythmic figures and asymmetric meter are fundamental to these forms. The aim of this study is to obtain a deeper understanding of the relationship between melodic structure and asymmetric meter by analyzing semi-automatically annotated performances. Our study considers archive and contemporary recordings of fiddlers’ different versions of the same musical pieces: polska tunes in a local Swedish tradition. Results show that asymmetric beat patterns are consistent between performances and that they correspond with structural features of rhythmic figures, such as the note density within beats. The present study goes beyond previous work by exploring the use of a state-of-the-art automatic music notation tool in a corpus study of Swedish traditional music, and by employing statistical methods for a comparative analysis of performances across different players.
DOI: 10.4121/16547280.v2
title: The Melodic beat: exploring asymmetry in polska performance; dataset

description: Supplementary data for article in Journal of Mathematics and music, Mathematics of Rhythm, in Memoriam Godfried Toussaint, 2020Abstract:Some triple-beat forms in Scandinavian Folk Music are characterized by non-isochronous beat durations: asymmetric beats. Theorists of folk music have suggested that the variability of rhythmic figures and asymmetric meter are fundamental to these forms. The aim of this study is to obtain a deeper understanding of the relationship between melodic structure and asymmetric meter by analyzing semi-automatically annotated performances. Our study considers archive and contemporary recordings of fiddlers’ different versions of the same musical pieces: polska tunes in a local Swedish tradition. Results show that asymmetric beat patterns are consistent between performances and that they correspond with structural features of rhythmic figures, such as the note density within beats. The present study goes beyond previous work by exploring the use of a state-of-the-art automatic music notation tool in a corpus study of Swedish traditional music, and by employing statistical methods for a comparative analysis of performances across different players.
DOI: 10.4121/16547280
title: The Melodic beat: exploring asymmetry in polska performance; dataset

description: Supplementary data for article in Journal of Mathematics and music, Mathematics of Rhythm, in Memoriam Godfried Toussaint, 2020Abstract:Some triple-beat forms in Scandinavian Folk Music are characterized by non-isochronous beat durations: asymmetric beats. Theorists of folk music have suggested that the variability of rhythmic figures and asymmetric meter are fundamental to these forms. The aim of this study is to obtain a deeper understanding of the relationship between melodic structure and asymmetric meter by analyzing semi-automatically annotated performances. Our study considers archive and contemporary recordings of fiddlers’ different versions of the same musical pieces: polska tunes in a local Swedish tradition. Results show that asymmetric beat patterns are consistent between performances and that they correspond with structural features of rhythmic figures, such as the note density within beats. The present study goes beyond previous work by exploring the use of a state-of-the-art automatic music notation tool in a corpus study of Swedish traditional music, and by employing statistical methods for a comparative analysis of performances across different players.
DOI: 10.4121/17069618.v1
title: Data underlying the publication 'Uptake and toxicity of polystyrene micro/nanoplastics in gastric cells: Effects of particle size and surface functionalization'

description: This dataset is for figures in the paper entitled 'Uptake and toxicity of polystyrene mico/nanoplastics in gastric cells: Effects of particle size and surface functionalization'. The objective of the study was to determine if toxicity of polystyrene nanoplastics/microplastics in human gastric cells is dependent on particle size, surface functionalization, dose and exposure period. For the study, polystyrene particles of sizes 50 - 5000 nm with amine, carboxyl or no surface functionalization were used. Human gastric SNU-1 cells were treated with the particles for 4 or 24 h and toxicity of the particles was measured using various assays. Smaller particles (50 nm) were found to be most toxic to the cells, irrespective of surface functionalization. Positive surface charge (amine surface functionalization) increased acute toxicity in the cells.