cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06193
title: Ecological succession and the competition-colonization trade-off in microbial communities
title: Ecological succession and the competition-colonization trade-off in microbial communities

description: -Fluorescence data time lapse colonization of microfluidics devices by E. coli and P. aeruginosa.-Scripts for data analysis-Stochastic spatial model in C
description: -Fluorescence data time lapse colonization of microfluidics devices by E. coli and P. aeruginosa.-Scripts for data analysis-Stochastic spatial model in C
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06229
title: Antitumor effects of DNA-RNA nanocarriers linked to AS1411 aptamer
title: 基于AS1411适配体的DNA-RNA杂交载体的 抗肿瘤研究

description: To study the effectiveness of DNA-RNA molecules linked with aptamers as hybrid vectors to target tumor cells and introduce functional RNA molecules into cells, as well as their effects on tumor cells. Methods Design and synthesize short complementary DNA and RNA molecules, and assemble them into DNA-RNA hybrid chains; connect AS1411 aptamer as targeting molecule, and then connect p21 saRNA and TIGIT siRNA as drug molecules, denoted as P21 saRNA and TIGIT siRNA , constitute a hybrid vector, the general structural formula is AS1411-DNA/RNA-sxRNA; Detect whether AS1411-DNA/RNA-sxRNA can target and enter tumor cells and its effect on the survival, migration, invasion and apoptosis of tumor cells.In this study, a DNA RNA hybrid vector targeting AS1411 nucleic acid aptamer and carrying p21 saRNA or TIGIT siRNA nucleic acid drugs has been successfully constructed. At the same time, it has been endowed with targeting and drug functions. It successfully delivers target microRNAs into cells and regulates the expression of target genes, providing a new idea for the research and development of RNA delivery systems. As a new delivery strategy, DNA RNA hybrid vectors have good research and development value.This data set mainly includes the original data and relevant pictures of AS1411 hybrid carrier assembly, serum stability test, fluorescence microscope and cell function experiment involved in the paper
description: To study the effectiveness of DNA-RNA molecules linked with aptamers as hybrid vectors to target tumor cells and introduce functional RNA molecules into cells, as well as their effects on tumor cells. Methods Design and synthesize short complementary DNA and RNA molecules, and assemble them into DNA-RNA hybrid chains; connect AS1411 aptamer as targeting molecule, and then connect p21 saRNA and TIGIT siRNA as drug molecules, denoted as P21 saRNA and TIGIT siRNA , constitute a hybrid vector, the general structural formula is AS1411-DNA/RNA-sxRNA; Detect whether AS1411-DNA/RNA-sxRNA can target and enter tumor cells and its effect on the survival, migration, invasion and apoptosis of tumor cells.In this study, a DNA RNA hybrid vector targeting AS1411 nucleic acid aptamer and carrying p21 saRNA or TIGIT siRNA nucleic acid drugs has been successfully constructed. At the same time, it has been endowed with targeting and drug functions. It successfully delivers target microRNAs into cells and regulates the expression of target genes, providing a new idea for the research and development of RNA delivery systems. As a new delivery strategy, DNA RNA hybrid vectors have good research and development value.This data set mainly includes the original data and relevant pictures of AS1411 hybrid carrier assembly, serum stability test, fluorescence microscope and cell function experiment involved in the paper
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00001.00753
title: Adsorption, Diffusion and Quantum Tunneling of Hydrogen Atoms on Pt Surface
title: 氢原子在Pt表面的吸附、扩散及量子隧穿

description: Typical adsorption configuration of hydrogen atom on Pt(111) surface, calculation of corresponding adsorption energy and zero-point energy, DFT+NEB calculation of diffusion path between various configurations, and quantum tunneling calculation of hydrogen atom in surface potential field (WKB vs Transfer Matrix Method), Computational Analysis of Equivalent Barriers.
description: Typical adsorption configuration of hydrogen atom on Pt(111) surface, calculation of corresponding adsorption energy and zero-point energy, DFT+NEB calculation of diffusion path between various configurations, and quantum tunneling calculation of hydrogen atom in surface potential field (WKB vs Transfer Matrix Method), Computational Analysis of Equivalent Barriers.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.o00115.00063
title: Group Decision-Making on Risky Choice in Adolescents and Young Adults
title: Group Decision-Making on Risky Choice in Adolescents and Young Adults

description:  This study recruited 84 adolescents (Mage = 14.44, 48 girls) and 99 young adults (Mage = 20.48, 48 women) and adopted two risky framing tasks (life and money problems) to examine the differences between individual decision-making and group decision-making (of three members each), as well as the strategies for reaching consensus in group discussion. The data in the "Risky decisions_four factors" file are the participants' choices under different treatment conditions.Another document mainly presents the strategies used by the participants in group decision-making.
description:  This study recruited 84 adolescents (Mage = 14.44, 48 girls) and 99 young adults (Mage = 20.48, 48 women) and adopted two risky framing tasks (life and money problems) to examine the differences between individual decision-making and group decision-making (of three members each), as well as the strategies for reaching consensus in group discussion. The data in the "Risky decisions_four factors" file are the participants' choices under different treatment conditions.Another document mainly presents the strategies used by the participants in group decision-making.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.02513
title: In-situ data by the China-Mozambique International Joint Cruise
title: In-situ data by the China-Mozambique International Joint Cruise

description: Hydrographic survey was conducted by the China-Mozambique International Joint Cruise through the R/V “Xiang Yang Hong 10” in June 1–23, 2016. CTD measurement by Seabird 911 at nine sampling stations was conducted. Along the cruise track, current profile from near surface to approximate 1000 m was measured by a Shipboard Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (SADCP), namely 38kHz Ocean Surveyor (OS38).
description: Hydrographic survey was conducted by the China-Mozambique International Joint Cruise through the R/V “Xiang Yang Hong 10” in June 1–23, 2016. CTD measurement by Seabird 911 at nine sampling stations was conducted. Along the cruise track, current profile from near surface to approximate 1000 m was measured by a Shipboard Acoustic Doppler Current Profiler (SADCP), namely 38kHz Ocean Surveyor (OS38).
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06222
title: Target tracking dataset in γ radiation environment
title: γ辐射环境下的目标跟踪数据集

description:  For the problem of insufficient research on target tracking in γ radiation environments caused by the discrepancy between existing target tracking datasets and γ radiation images, this paper proposed a complex target tracking dataset in a γ radiation environment with the help of data acquisition and recording facility in a Co60 irradiation chamber. The proposed dataset has various typical challenges such as speckle noise, occlusion, out of view, appearance changes, and dynamic background, etc., and these challenges in dataset can be used to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of trackers in γ radiation environments. This dataset consists of 43 targets in 9 videos with 3853 frames, and each target have its standardized annotation files. The proposed dataset provides an effective data resource for target tracking technology in γ radiation environment.
description:  For the problem of insufficient research on target tracking in γ radiation environments caused by the discrepancy between existing target tracking datasets and γ radiation images, this paper proposed a complex target tracking dataset in a γ radiation environment with the help of data acquisition and recording facility in a Co60 irradiation chamber. The proposed dataset has various typical challenges such as speckle noise, occlusion, out of view, appearance changes, and dynamic background, etc., and these challenges in dataset can be used to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of trackers in γ radiation environments. This dataset consists of 43 targets in 9 videos with 3853 frames, and each target have its standardized annotation files. The proposed dataset provides an effective data resource for target tracking technology in γ radiation environment.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.05626
title: Surface charge recombination matters for single- versus polycrystalline catalysts in the case study of hematite photoanodes
title: Surface charge recombination matters for single- versus polycrystalline catalysts in the case study of hematite photoanodes

description: Charge recombination is a critical problem limiting the efficiency of catalysts for solar water splitting. Constructing both single- and polycrystalline structures have been proposed to tackle this issue, however, comparison of the two is mainly focused on the crystallinity and a comprehensive analysis of the underlying reasons is lacking. Herein, we show that the enhancement in water-oxidation activity of the single crystalline photoanode is dominated by the lower surface charge recombination as compared to the polycrystalline one, taking hematite nanorod arrays prepared by gas phase cation exchange to exclude the influence of shape as the model catalyst. In contrast, the unexpected lower bulk charge separation efficiency of single crystal than that of polycrystal indicates that increasing the crystallinity is actually not the major factor for improving bulk charge transport efficiency. Our study sheds light on the structure-property relationship of monocrystal versus polycrystal in the hematite photoelectrochemical cell, beneficial to design of high-efficient catalysts for solar energy conversion.
description: Charge recombination is a critical problem limiting the efficiency of catalysts for solar water splitting. Constructing both single- and polycrystalline structures have been proposed to tackle this issue, however, comparison of the two is mainly focused on the crystallinity and a comprehensive analysis of the underlying reasons is lacking. Herein, we show that the enhancement in water-oxidation activity of the single crystalline photoanode is dominated by the lower surface charge recombination as compared to the polycrystalline one, taking hematite nanorod arrays prepared by gas phase cation exchange to exclude the influence of shape as the model catalyst. In contrast, the unexpected lower bulk charge separation efficiency of single crystal than that of polycrystal indicates that increasing the crystallinity is actually not the major factor for improving bulk charge transport efficiency. Our study sheds light on the structure-property relationship of monocrystal versus polycrystal in the hematite photoelectrochemical cell, beneficial to design of high-efficient catalysts for solar energy conversion.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06645
title: 论文关联数据汇交通知
title: 论文关联数据汇交通知

description: The non sensitive and non confidential original data and derived data formed in the research process involved in the academic papers submitted by the authors to domestic scientific and technological journals are used to form the paper charts and support the research conclusions of the paper, but they are not suitable for publication as part of the academic papers. The data collected shall not violate scientific research ethics, and its open sharing shall not damage the legitimate rights and interests of a third party
description: The non sensitive and non confidential original data and derived data formed in the research process involved in the academic papers submitted by the authors to domestic scientific and technological journals are used to form the paper charts and support the research conclusions of the paper, but they are not suitable for publication as part of the academic papers. The data collected shall not violate scientific research ethics, and its open sharing shall not damage the legitimate rights and interests of a third party
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.05618
title: Interaction-Dependent Interfacial Charge-Transfer Behavior in Solar Water-Splitting Systems
title: Interaction-Dependent Interfacial Charge-Transfer Behavior in Solar Water-Splitting Systems

description: Dual-band-gap systems are promising for solar water splitting due to their excellent light-harvesting capability and high charge-separation efficiency. However, a fundamental understanding of interfacial charge-transfer behavior in the dual-band-gap configuration is still incomplete. Taking CdS/reduced graphene oxide (CdS/RGO) nano-heterojunctions as a model solar water splitting system, we attempt here to highlight the interaction-dependentinterfacial charge-transfer behavior based on both experimental observations and theoretical calculations. Experimental evidence points to charge transfer at the CdS−RGO interface playing a dominant role in the photocatalytic hydrogen production activity. By tuning the degree of reduction of RGO, the interfacial interaction, and, thereby, the charge transfer can be controlled at the CdS−RGO interface. This observation is supported by theoretical analysis, where we find that the interfacial charge transfer is a balance between the effective single electron- and hole-transfer probability and the surface free electron and hole concentration, both of which are related to the surface potential and tailored by interfacial interaction. This mechanism is applicable to all systems for solar water splitting, providing a useful guidance for the design and study of heterointerfaces for high-efficiency energy conversion.
description: Dual-band-gap systems are promising for solar water splitting due to their excellent light-harvesting capability and high charge-separation efficiency. However, a fundamental understanding of interfacial charge-transfer behavior in the dual-band-gap configuration is still incomplete. Taking CdS/reduced graphene oxide (CdS/RGO) nano-heterojunctions as a model solar water splitting system, we attempt here to highlight the interaction-dependentinterfacial charge-transfer behavior based on both experimental observations and theoretical calculations. Experimental evidence points to charge transfer at the CdS−RGO interface playing a dominant role in the photocatalytic hydrogen production activity. By tuning the degree of reduction of RGO, the interfacial interaction, and, thereby, the charge transfer can be controlled at the CdS−RGO interface. This observation is supported by theoretical analysis, where we find that the interfacial charge transfer is a balance between the effective single electron- and hole-transfer probability and the surface free electron and hole concentration, both of which are related to the surface potential and tailored by interfacial interaction. This mechanism is applicable to all systems for solar water splitting, providing a useful guidance for the design and study of heterointerfaces for high-efficiency energy conversion.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.01845
title: Luo et al Original data
title: Luo et al Original data

description: This file is used for Luo et al original data.
description: This file is used for Luo et al original data.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.05384
title: A dataset of hourly profile soil temperature at Hailun Ecological Station in Northeast black soil region during 2010-2020
title: 东北黑土区海伦生态站2010–2020年剖面土壤温度小时数据集

description: Soil temperature has a great influence on soil humification and mineralization, so it is important to collect soil temperature observations at different spatial scales. Hailun Agricultural Ecological Experiment Station is the China Ecosystem Research Network and the national long-term positioning research station, which is located in the core area of black soil. The soil temperature data of Hailun Ecological Station is of great significance for studying the soil water and heat process in black soil area. This data set consists of 11 data tables, which are respectively the soil temperature data of 11 years from 2010 to 2020. Each data table includes hourly soil temperature data of 0 cm, 5 cm, 10 cm, 15 cm, 20 cm, 40 cm, 60 cm and 100 cm. The publication of this data set aims to provide scientific basis for the protection and long-term use of black soil.
description: Soil temperature has a great influence on soil humification and mineralization, so it is important to collect soil temperature observations at different spatial scales. Hailun Agricultural Ecological Experiment Station is the China Ecosystem Research Network and the national long-term positioning research station, which is located in the core area of black soil. The soil temperature data of Hailun Ecological Station is of great significance for studying the soil water and heat process in black soil area. This data set consists of 11 data tables, which are respectively the soil temperature data of 11 years from 2010 to 2020. Each data table includes hourly soil temperature data of 0 cm, 5 cm, 10 cm, 15 cm, 20 cm, 40 cm, 60 cm and 100 cm. The publication of this data set aims to provide scientific basis for the protection and long-term use of black soil.
DOI: 10.15468/dl.sb8rwc
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 3305 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
{
 "and" : [
 "Continent is North America",
 "Month is October",
 "OccurrenceStatus is Present",
 "TaxonKey is Zonotrichia leucophrys (J.R.Forster, 1772)",
 "Year 2004-2004"
 ]
}

 The dataset includes 3305 records from 10 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0001300-250426092105405/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06652
title: Data of comparisons between five entomopathogenic nematode species genomes and the genomes of their respective bacterial symbionts.
title: Data of comparisons between five entomopathogenic nematode species genomes and the genomes of their respective bacterial symbionts.

description: This is the data of the comparisons between the published genomes of five entomopathogenic nematodes and their respective bacterial symbionts.They are: Steinernema feltiae vs. Xenorhabdus bovienni Steinernema glaseri vs. Xenorhabdus poinarii  Steinernema montocolum vs. Xernorhabdus hominickii Steinernema scaperisci vs Xenorhabdus innexiHeterorhabditis bacteriophora vs. Phosphorhabdus luminescenceThis data is missing the comparison between Steinernema carpocapsae and Xenorhabdus nematophilia as this comparison yielded no genomic matches.The published genomes of the nematode species have associated publications, but the published genomes of the bacterial symbionts do not. So, while the associated nematode publications are listed in this submission for reference, for the bacterial symbiont genomes I have included the NCBI accession numbers for the genomic data instead.This data is listed in Table 1 included within the submission.The data was generated using the genomic comparison software found at Sanger-Pathogens in the UK (http://sanger-pathogens.github.io/Artemis/ACT/)This data is raw and unedited. It also is to be considered/used with care as the comparisons are certain to highlight some genomic sequencing contamination within the genomic sequences from one species or the other, or both, as both species from each of the comparisons exist in extremely close proximity in the wild.
description: This is the data of the comparisons between the published genomes of five entomopathogenic nematodes and their respective bacterial symbionts.They are: Steinernema feltiae vs. Xenorhabdus bovienni Steinernema glaseri vs. Xenorhabdus poinarii  Steinernema montocolum vs. Xernorhabdus hominickii Steinernema scaperisci vs Xenorhabdus innexiHeterorhabditis bacteriophora vs. Phosphorhabdus luminescenceThis data is missing the comparison between Steinernema carpocapsae and Xenorhabdus nematophilia as this comparison yielded no genomic matches.The published genomes of the nematode species have associated publications, but the published genomes of the bacterial symbionts do not. So, while the associated nematode publications are listed in this submission for reference, for the bacterial symbiont genomes I have included the NCBI accession numbers for the genomic data instead.This data is listed in Table 1 included within the submission.The data was generated using the genomic comparison software found at Sanger-Pathogens in the UK (http://sanger-pathogens.github.io/Artemis/ACT/)This data is raw and unedited. It also is to be considered/used with care as the comparisons are certain to highlight some genomic sequencing contamination within the genomic sequences from one species or the other, or both, as both species from each of the comparisons exist in extremely close proximity in the wild.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.j00177.00002
title: Graph detail of the production cross section of superheavy elements Z=119-120
title: Graph detail of the production cross section of superheavy elements Z=119-120

description: In these figures, the calculation details of unknown superheavy elements Z=119-120 have been shown.
description: In these figures, the calculation details of unknown superheavy elements Z=119-120 have been shown.
DOI: 10.57760/sciencedb.06244
title: A dataset of 1km Grid Land Development Intensity in Yangtze river economic belt（2020）
title: 2020年长江经济带1km格网国土开发强度数据集

description: Land development intensity is an intuitive reflection of regional land use degree, and a comprehensive reflection of regional land development and utilization degree and its cumulative carrying density. This data set is based on the 30-meter land use gridding results of the 2020 land change survey, and the 1 km grid land development intensity data set of the Yangtze River Economic Belt is calculated and formed by using the kilometer grid software. In order to ensure the correctness and accuracy of data, unified and standardized data processing methods, sample collection rules and quality control system are adopted to control the quality of data results. This data set can be used for land and space planning, planning implementation evaluation, urban physical examination, policy implementation evaluation of main functional areas, etc.
description: Land development intensity is an intuitive reflection of regional land use degree, and a comprehensive reflection of regional land development and utilization degree and its cumulative carrying density. This data set is based on the 30-meter land use gridding results of the 2020 land change survey, and the 1 km grid land development intensity data set of the Yangtze River Economic Belt is calculated and formed by using the kilometer grid software. In order to ensure the correctness and accuracy of data, unified and standardized data processing methods, sample collection rules and quality control system are adopted to control the quality of data results. This data set can be used for land and space planning, planning implementation evaluation, urban physical examination, policy implementation evaluation of main functional areas, etc.