cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.35080/data.a.2020.p9
title: 1∶50 000 Geological Map Database of the Juligetai Map-sheet, Inner Mongolia

description: The  1∶50  000  Geological  Map  of  the  Juligetai  Map-sheet  (K48E017019),  Inner Mongolia  was  compiled  according  to  the ‘Technical Requirements for Regional Geological Surveys (1∶50 000)’ (DD  2006-XX)  and  other  uniform  standards  and  requirements.  It  also makes  full  use  of  the  data  from  the  1∶200  000  regional  geological  survey  and  1∶50  000 mineral resource survey, and adopts various remote sensing imagery systems including Spot, ETM and Aster. It is an important mapping achievement guided by the orogenic belt theory. In the  current  project,  a  geological  mapping  method  for  complex  tectonic  areas  was  used  to creatively  express  the  structural  features  in  multiple  stages  and  their  attitude  features  in geological  maps.  The  map  comprehensively  reflects  the  spatial  distribution  of  different intrusive  bodies  and  magmatic  sequence  of  intrusive  rocks  in  the  Wulatehou  Banner  in Langshan  area,  as  well  as  the  rhythm  and  deformation  characteristics,  sedimentary  age  and sedimentary environment of metamorphic sedimentary rocks of the Zhaertaishan Group. The wall-rocks of the Huogeqi Copper Deposit was further identified as carbonaceous-calcareous slates of the Agulugou Formation’s second member. The deposit is mostly located at the hinge zone of the schistose fold in the stratum. The map database includes 3 informal mapping units, 12  official  mapping  units,  3  periods  of  magmatic  events  and  3  tectonic  deformations,  in addition to 120 pieces of petrochemical analysis data and zircon U–Pb age data of 13 samples, with  a  data  size  of  106  MB.  The  database  represents  an  exemplary  result  of  the  1∶50  000 orogenic belt geological survey. It plays a leading role in orogenic belt mapping and is able to support subsequent basic geological research and prospecting by providing essential basic data
DOI: 10.35080/data.c.2020.p26
title: 1∶50 000 Geological and Mineral Survey Database of Qixia–Muping Area, Jiaodong Metallogenic Province

description: The geological and mineral survey in Qixia–Muping area, Jiaodong metallogenicprovince (also referred to as the survey site) is one of a new round of mineral and geologicalsurvey projects initiated by the China Geological Survey. During this project, ten 1∶50 000mineral geologic maps were mapped (prepared) in accordance with uniform industrialstandards and requirements such as the Technical Requirement of 1∶50 000 Solid MineralGeological Survey (DD 2019–02). Meanwhile, the results of relevant regional geologicalsurveys were adopted, special geological field mapping was conducted by using digitalmapping, and indoor mapping (preparation) was combined with outdoor mapping(preparation). Thirty-one ore occurrences (mineralized points) were newly discovered, and 42prospecting target areas were delineated throughout the area by making full use of the latestresults of geological interpretation of 1∶50 000-scale remote sensing data, high-precisionground magnetic survey and gravity survey. Among them, the former consists of 24 gold oreoccurrences (mineralized points), four copper ore occurrences and three silver–lead oreoccurrences, and the latter is composed of 25 areas of grade A, 14 areas of grade B, and threeareas of grade C. All these survey results were included in the database. The geological andmineral survey database of Qixia–Muping Area, Jiaodong Metallogenic Province (also referredto as the Database) integrates the databases of 1∶50 000-scale mineral and geological mapsand their map decorations, geophysical databases, remote sensing databases, sample databases,comprehensive result databases, and prospecting engineering databases, with a total data sizeof 299 MB. It covers the data of 275 mineral occurring sites, and 23 species of polymetallic,precious metallic and non-metallic deposits. The resources of Au, Ag, Cu, Pb, Zn, Mo, W andgraphite are predicted to be 836.94 tonnes, 499 tonnes, 727 100 tonnes, 174 100 tonnes,283 100 tonnes, 357 000 tonnes, 28 000 tonnes and 1.64 million tonnes, respectively. TheDatabase serves as an important reference for basic geological research and exploration ofmineral resources in the Qixia–Muping area.
DOI: 10.35080/data.c.2020.p23
title: Primary Dataset of 1∶50 000 Stream Sediment Survey of Hunjiang City Map-sheet, Jilin Province

description: During the 1∶50 000 stream sediment survey of Hunjiang City map-sheet, JilinProvince, a total of 1961 samples of stream sediments were collected, with the sample grainsize ranging from –10 meshes to +80 meshes and average sampling density of 5.1 samples perkm2. Sixteen elements, namely Au, Ag, Cu, Pb, Zn, As, Sb, Bi, Hg, W, Sn, Mo, Cd, Co, Cr andNi, were analyzed using the techniques of atomic emission spectrometry (AES), adsorption offoam plastic by graphite furnace atomic absorption spectrometry (GFAAS), atomicfluorescence spectroscopy (AFS), and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICPMS),forming the primary dataset of 1∶50 000 stream sediment survey of Hunjiang City mapsheet,Jilin Province (also referred to as the Dataset). The Dataset consists of one primary datatable in Excel and a set of atlas in MapGIS format. The former is comprised of the primaryanalysis data of 16 elements for 1961 samples, and the later includes one mineral geologicalmap, one sampling point bitmap, 16 single-element geochemical maps, and 16 single-elementanomaly maps. On the basis of the Dataset, 403 single-element geochemical anomalies and 24integrated anomalies were newly discovered. Meanwhile, three prospecting target areas of golddeposits and two of copper and polymetallic deposits were delineated based on the geologicalsurvey, geophysical and geochemical exploration, remote sensing data and existingmetallogenic clues. The Dataset provides fundamental data for the map-sheet area and servesas a geochemical basis for geological research and applications in other fields.
DOI: 10.35080/data.c.2020.p28
title: Database of 1∶50 000 Mineral Geological Survey Results of the Shixia Map-sheet in Yawan–Daqiao Integrated Exploration Area, Gansu Province

description: The 1∶50 000 mineral geological survey of Shixia Map-sheet (I48E014014) inGansu Province was conducted according to the Technical Requirements of Solid MineralGeological Survey (1∶50 000) (DD2019−02) issued by the China Geological Survey. Duringthis survey, the digital mapping technique was employed to carry out 1∶50 000 mineralgeology-specific mapping, comprehensive mineral inspection, and prospecting prediction andto delineate prospecting target areas based on the systematical collection and comprehensiveanalysis of existing geological, geophysical, geochemical, remote sensing, and mineral data.The geology-specific mapping was completed by field mapping and indoor map compilation.As a result, the Shixia Map-sheet was divided into 19 types of informal sedimentary suites andone type of intrusive rock suites. Meanwhile, the mineral information cards were filled incombination with comprehensive mineral inspection of major survey sites in the Map-sheetarea. On these bases, typical deposits in the Map-sheet area were researched and metallogenicfactors were summarized. Moreover, the result maps such as 1∶50 000 mineral geologicalmap, metallogenic regularity maps, and mineral prediction maps were prepared, and a databaseof these maps was developed. In the result maps and database, metallogenic suites, regionalstructures, and mineralized alteration are highlighted, metallogenic factors in the Shixia Mapsheetare systemically summarized, the metallogenic models of typical deposits are established,and seven prospecting and prediction targets of medium-low temperature hydrothermal golddeposits was delineated.
DOI: 10.35080/data.c.2020.p25
title: 1∶50 000 Mineral Geological Map Database of the Chongli Map-sheet, Hebei Province, China

description: According to Technical Requirement of Solid Mineral Geology Survey (1∶50 000)(DD 2019–02) as well as other industrial criteria and requirements, 379.93 km2 of 1∶50 000-scale geologic mapping of the Chongli Map-sheet, Hebei Province has been completed with 11mineralized occurrences being verified, and 1 622 stream sediment samples being collected;1 623 physical points of gravity survey were finished, three groups of zircon U–Pb datingsamples and more than 80 pieces of fluid inclusion samples were tested, the 1∶50 000-scalegeological map of Chongli Map-sheet, Hebei Province was compiled, and the correspondentdatabase was established. Relevant mineralization information, including Yanshanianmagmatic rocks and relevant dykes, alkaline complexes and Guzuizi Formation, mineralizationand alteration, etc. were highlighted, Mesoarchean and Neoarchean metamorphogenic plutonswithin the Chongli Map-sheet area were delineated, and Hercynian, Indochina and Yanshanianmagmatic rock formation types were divided; Zhangjiakou Formation volcanic rocks weredivided into seven formation types, and Guzuizi Formation metamorphic rocks were dividedinto three formation types; the mineralized geologic bodies, mineralized structures andmineralized structural planes, mineralization characteristic indicators of gold deposits withinthe area were summarized systematically. This database provides basic data support for goldprospecting in the area, favors extracting geological and structure–formation information oftarget gold horizons and is of reference value to subsequent mineral exploration deployment.
DOI: 10.35080/data.c.2020.p30
title: 1∶50 000 Geochemical Dataset of Shilipu and Huangzhuguan Map-sheets, Changba Ore Concentration Area, Gansu Province

description: Changba area, Gansu Province is located in Changba-Yeshuiheariscan andIndosinian Pb-Zn-Ag-Au metallogenic zone. During the implementation of the project titledProspecting Prediction of Changba Ore Concentration Area, Gansu Province initiated by theDevelopment and Research Center of China Geological Survey, the existing data on geology,geophysics, geochemistry, remote sensing, mineral distribution, and prospecting indicators ofChangba area, were further processed. Most importantly, a 1∶50 000 tectonic-geochemicalsurvey of Shilipu and Huangzhuguan Map-sheets was carried out. A total of 8 694 sampleswere mainly collected from altered rocks and fillings in structures, with a mean samplingdensity of 13.02 samples per km2. Among them, 2 911 samples were used for tectonicgeochemicalanalysis. Nineteen elements (i.e. Au, Ag, Cu, Pb, Zn, As, Sb, Bi, Hg, W, Sn, Mo,Cd, Cr, Co, Ni, Mn, Ba, and B) were analyzed using the inductively coupled plasma-massspectrometer (ICP–MS), atomic fluorescence spectroscopy (AFS) and perpendicular electrodeemissionspectrometry (ES). As a result, the distribution regularity of major metallogenicelements (i.e. Pb, Zn, and Au) and their associated elements were generally ascertained, therelations of these elements with stratum and structures were identified, and three prospectingareas were proposed. Based on this, a 1∶50 000 geochemical dataset of Shilipu andHuangzhuguan Map-sheets, Gansu Province (also referred to as the Dataset) was finallydeveloped. It consists of one data table and an atlas. The former is composed of the primaryanalysis data of 19 elements for 2 911 samples and the later includes one sampling pointbitmap, 19 element geochemical maps, five element-association anomaly maps, one integratedanomaly map, and one interference and interpretation map. A total of 344 single-elementgeochemical anomalies and 24 integrated anomalies were newly discovered in Changba area.Meanwhile, Combining with the information on geology, minerals, geophysical prospecting,geochemical prospecting and remote sensing, one Au prospecting target and two Pb-Znprospecting targets were delineated. The Dataset could provide geochemical information formineral geological surveys and serves as an important reference for deep mineral prospectingprediction and basic geological research of Changba and its surrounding areas.
DOI: 10.35080/data.c.2020.p34
title: 1∶50 000 Mineral Geological Map Database of the Panxin Map-sheet of the Songtao Manganese Deposit in Tongren, Guizhou

description: The 1∶50 000 mineral geological map database of the Panxin Map-sheet(H49E024005) of the Songtao manganese deposit in Tongren, Guizhou represents one of theachievements of the new round of 1∶50 000 mineral geological survey work series inaccordance with the Technical Requirements for Mineral Geological Survey (1∶50 000)(DD2019-02) initiated by the China Geological Survey (CGS). The work reviews thelithostratigraphic sequence of the Panxin Map-sheet surveying area, determines 39 mappingunits, identified eight formation types, and emphatically divides five genetically interrelatedmanganese-bearing formation mapping units. The database is built in MapGIS format. Itmainly includes geographic layers, formation-structure layers, mineral deposit layers, andfinishing layers, covering 150 pieces of rock geochemical analysis data, 333 pieces of generalrock and ore analysis data, 90 pieces of zircon U–Pb age data, 6 pieces of mineral depositinformation, and two deposit types. The database highlights ore-bearing formation, orecontrollingstructure and mineralization alteration information, providing base data formanganese-related resource research, energy exploration, and mineral resource planning.
DOI: 10.35080/data.c.2020.p33
title: Dataset of 1∶50 000 Mineral Resource Potential Assessment of Gold–Antimony Deposit Integrated Exploration Area in Yawan–Daqiao Area, Gansu Province

description: The dataset of 1∶50 000 mineral resource potential assessment of the goldantimonydeposit integrated exploration area in Yawan−Daqiao Area, Gansu Province (alsoreferred to as the Dataset) includes comprehensive suite-structure maps, metallogenic factormaps, predictive factor maps, prediction result maps, among others. During the development ofthe Dataset, the suites and structures in the integrated exploration area were collated using thelatest data. Meanwhile, focusing on gold and antimony deposits, the Daqiao gold deposit,Pingding gold deposit, and Yawan antimony deposit in the integrated exploration area werestudied based on the “trinity” prospecting prediction theory of exploration areas that integratesmetallogenic geological bodies, metallogenic structures, metallogenic structural planes, andmetallogenic characteristics and indicators. As a result, the genetic types and predication typeswere classified, the regional metallogenic regularity was summarized, and the regionalpredication models were established. Furthermore, 42 predicted minimum prospecting targetareas were delineated, with predicted gold and antimony resources of 560 774.59 kg and737 241.43 tonnes, respectively. The development of the Dataset provides a demonstration of1∶50 000 mineral resource potential assessment of integrated exploration areas. Meanwhile,relevant research ideas, working methods and processes, expected results, and resultpresentence were summarized and explored. Therefore, this Dataset will provide certainreferences for similar potential assessment.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5082110
title: Dataset for article Development of Vancomycin Delivery Systems Based on Autologous 3D Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrices for Bone Tissue Engineering

description: This is a dataset related to the article "Development of Vancomycin Delivery Systems Based on Autologous 3D Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrices for Bone Tissue Engineering". Dubnika, A.; Egle, K.; Skrinda-Melne, M.; Skadins, I.; Rajadas, J.; Salma, I.
description: This research was funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation pro-gramme under the grant agreement No 857287 and the Latvian Council of Science research pro-ject No. lzp-2020/1-0054 "Development of antibacterial autologous fibrin matrices in maxillofacial surgery (MATRI-X)".
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.5082109
title: Dataset for article Development of Vancomycin Delivery Systems Based on Autologous 3D Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrices for Bone Tissue Engineering

description: This is a dataset related to the article "Development of Vancomycin Delivery Systems Based on Autologous 3D Platelet-Rich Fibrin Matrices for Bone Tissue Engineering". Dubnika, A.; Egle, K.; Skrinda-Melne, M.; Skadins, I.; Rajadas, J.; Salma, I.
description: This research was funded by the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation pro-gramme under the grant agreement No 857287 and the Latvian Council of Science research pro-ject No. lzp-2020/1-0054 "Development of antibacterial autologous fibrin matrices in maxillofacial surgery (MATRI-X)".
DOI: 10.25345/c5fv7t
title: MassIVE MSV000087817 - Multi-Omics signature of Autism Spectral Diorder reveals microbil macromolecules
title: Changes in gut microbiota have been implicated in patients' pathophysiology and cognitive capabilities suffering from autism spectrum disorder. Yet, factors that mediate this interaction remain not fully understood. In this study, we analyzed stool samples from autistic pediatric patients and healthy individuals. Using multi-omics platforms, we characterized microbiota diversities, proteins, and possible altered metabolic pathways.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.14695176.v1
title: Web of Science categories (WC, SC, main categories) and ESI disciplines mapping

description: Mapping of Research Area (SC), Web of Science Category (WC), five main categories, and ESI disciplines.<br>
DOI: 10.21227/jsat-pb50
title: CSI Dataset towards 5G NR High-Precision Positioning

description: A CSI dataset towards 5G NR high-precision positioning (beta)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13325408
title: Did poisoning play a role in Napoleon’s death? A systematic review

description: On 5 May 2021 we celebrate the bicentenary of Napoleon’s death. Despite autopsy findings of a “gastric cancer” and, more importantly, gastric perforated ulcer complicated with bleeding, the questions about the illness that tormented Napoleon at St. Helena and whether the death was a consequence of a poisoning, maintain an unbroken fascination. PubMed/MEDLINE lists hundreds of articles. We also consulted Index-Cat library for articles dating back to the eighteenth century. The present paper presents for the first time a systematic review on this topic. The authors divided the selected articles according to the methodology of the papers: (a) illness and autopsy evidence revised by current pathological knowledge; (b) toxicological tests on Napoleon’s hair performed by modern analytical techniques. None of the articles denied the toxicological evidence from Napoleon’s hair, although analytical papers did not offer homogeneous results due to several biases. Few of them refuted the hypothesis of death due to primary toxic substances. Most considered gastric bleeding is the primary cause of Napoleon’s death due to solely or nearly completely gastric cancer or to medications containing antimony, mercury, or arsenic. Upon review of the contemporary and modern evidence, we classify Napoleon’s 1821 death as “unnatural” with massive gastric bleeding due to primary involvement of toxic substances that may have precipitated or exacerbated an underlying “natural” pathological condition or a disease as likely could be a stomach carcinoma; it does not imply criminal intent.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.13325408.v1
title: Did poisoning play a role in Napoleon’s death? A systematic review

description: On 5 May 2021 we celebrate the bicentenary of Napoleon’s death. Despite autopsy findings of a “gastric cancer” and, more importantly, gastric perforated ulcer complicated with bleeding, the questions about the illness that tormented Napoleon at St. Helena and whether the death was a consequence of a poisoning, maintain an unbroken fascination. PubMed/MEDLINE lists hundreds of articles. We also consulted Index-Cat library for articles dating back to the eighteenth century. The present paper presents for the first time a systematic review on this topic. The authors divided the selected articles according to the methodology of the papers: (a) illness and autopsy evidence revised by current pathological knowledge; (b) toxicological tests on Napoleon’s hair performed by modern analytical techniques. None of the articles denied the toxicological evidence from Napoleon’s hair, although analytical papers did not offer homogeneous results due to several biases. Few of them refuted the hypothesis of death due to primary toxic substances. Most considered gastric bleeding is the primary cause of Napoleon’s death due to solely or nearly completely gastric cancer or to medications containing antimony, mercury, or arsenic. Upon review of the contemporary and modern evidence, we classify Napoleon’s 1821 death as “unnatural” with massive gastric bleeding due to primary involvement of toxic substances that may have precipitated or exacerbated an underlying “natural” pathological condition or a disease as likely could be a stomach carcinoma; it does not imply criminal intent.
DOI: 10.25838/d5p-22
title: Simulation data for "Substrate access mechanism in a novel membrane-bound phospholipase A of Pseudomonas aeruginosa concordant with specificity and regioselectivity"

description: PlaF is a cytoplasmic membrane-bound phospholipase A1 from Pseudomonas aeruginosa that alters the membrane glycerophospholipid (GPL) composition and fosters the virulence of this human pathogen. PlaF activity is regulated by a dimer-to-monomer transition followed by tilting of the monomer in the membrane. However, how substrates reach the active site and how the characteristics of the active site tunnels determine the activity, specificity, and regioselectivity of PlaF for natural GPL substrates has remained elusive. Here, we combined unbiased and biased all-atom molecular dynamics (MD) simulations and configurational free energy computations to identify access pathways of GPL substrates to the catalytic center of PlaF. Our results map out a distinct tunnel through which substrates access the catalytic center. PlaF variants with bulky tryptophan residues in this tunnel revealed decreased catalysis rates due to tunnel blockage. The MD simulations suggest that GPLs preferably enter the active site with the sn-1 acyl chain first, which agrees with the experimentally demonstrated PLA1 activity of PlaF. We propose that the acyl chain-length specificity of PlaF is determined by the structural features of the access tunnel, which results in favorable free energy of binding of medium-chain GPLs. The suggested egress route conveys fatty acid products to the dimerization interface and, thus, contributes to understanding the product feedback regulation of PlaF by fatty acid-triggered dimerization. These findings open up opportunities for developing potential PlaF inhibitors, which may act as antibiotics against P. aeruginosa.