cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762679
title: BIOTECHNOLOGICAL AND STEM CELL–BASED STRATEGIES IN MODERN DENTAL IMPLANTOLOGY FOR SUPERIOR OSSEOINTEGRATION AND MULTITISSUE REGENERATION

description: Successful dental implantation relies on predictable osseointegration and stable peri-implant tissue regeneration. Autologous stem cell–based therapies have emerged as promising biological enhancers of bone healing and implant integration.

 

 To assess the clinical efficacy of peripheral blood– and adipose-derived autologous stem cells in improving osseointegration during dental implantation.

 

 Twenty adult patients underwent implant placement in the maxilla and mandible. Autologous stem cells isolated from peripheral blood and adipose tissue were combined with platelet-derived factors and applied to implant surfaces prior to insertion. Clinical, stability, and radiographic outcomes were evaluated over a six-month follow-up period.

 

Stem cell–enriched implants demonstrated accelerated soft tissue healing, increased implant stability, and enhanced bone regeneration. Platelet-derived regulatory factors supported controlled osteogenesis without pathological mineralization.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762680
title: BIOTECHNOLOGICAL AND STEM CELL–BASED STRATEGIES IN MODERN DENTAL IMPLANTOLOGY FOR SUPERIOR OSSEOINTEGRATION AND MULTITISSUE REGENERATION

description: Successful dental implantation relies on predictable osseointegration and stable peri-implant tissue regeneration. Autologous stem cell–based therapies have emerged as promising biological enhancers of bone healing and implant integration.

 

 To assess the clinical efficacy of peripheral blood– and adipose-derived autologous stem cells in improving osseointegration during dental implantation.

 

 Twenty adult patients underwent implant placement in the maxilla and mandible. Autologous stem cells isolated from peripheral blood and adipose tissue were combined with platelet-derived factors and applied to implant surfaces prior to insertion. Clinical, stability, and radiographic outcomes were evaluated over a six-month follow-up period.

 

Stem cell–enriched implants demonstrated accelerated soft tissue healing, increased implant stability, and enhanced bone regeneration. Platelet-derived regulatory factors supported controlled osteogenesis without pathological mineralization.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43089
title: Baseball -- Giants versus Cleveland, 1958

description: 80 images. Baseball -- Giants versus Cleveland, 16 March 1958. Willie Mays; Herb Score. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Date: 1958-03-16. Assignment: Giants vs Cleveland. Willie Mays hitting; Herb Score pitching".; Supplementary material reads: Johnny Antonelli will oppose Score. Cleveland: Avila, third base; Moran, second base; Minoso, right field; Vernon, first base; Woodling, left field; Maris, center field; Carrasquel, short staff; Nixon, catcher; Score, pitcher; Grant, pitcher; Mossi, pitcher. San Francisco: O'Connell, second base; Davenport, third base; Mays, center field; Kirkland, right field; Cepeda, first base; Sauer, left field; Spencer, short staff; Schmidt, catcher; Antonelli, pitcher; McCormick, pitcher; Giel, pitcher".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43101
title: Baseball -- Giants versus Cleveland, 1958

description: 80 images. Baseball -- Giants versus Cleveland, 16 March 1958. Willie Mays; Herb Score. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Date: 1958-03-16. Assignment: Giants vs Cleveland. Willie Mays hitting; Herb Score pitching".; Supplementary material reads: Johnny Antonelli will oppose Score. Cleveland: Avila, third base; Moran, second base; Minoso, right field; Vernon, first base; Woodling, left field; Maris, center field; Carrasquel, short staff; Nixon, catcher; Score, pitcher; Grant, pitcher; Mossi, pitcher. San Francisco: O'Connell, second base; Davenport, third base; Mays, center field; Kirkland, right field; Cepeda, first base; Sauer, left field; Spencer, short staff; Schmidt, catcher; Antonelli, pitcher; McCormick, pitcher; Giel, pitcher".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43119
title: Baseball -- Los Angeles Dodgers junior member, 1958

description: 4 images. Baseball -- Los Angeles Dodgers junior member, 16 April 1958. Scoop Remenih, 11 1/2. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43122
title: Baseball -- Los Angeles Dodgers junior member, 1958

description: 4 images. Baseball -- Los Angeles Dodgers junior member, 16 April 1958. Scoop Remenih, 11 1/2. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.18762607
title: Landscape disturbances influence local plant diversity beyond stand-scale effects in a North American boreal forest

description: Natural and anthropogenic disturbances are major threats to biodiversity worldwide, with important consequences for forest ecosystems. Landscape characteristics play a central role in shaping diversity–disturbance relationships by capturing ecological processes that operate beyond the local stand scale. However, when disturbances co-occur across multiple spatial scales, their combined effects are difficult to predict, and interactions among scales may either mitigate or amplify their impacts on biodiversity. Here, we tested how spatiotemporal characteristics of disturbances measured at the landscape-level interact with stand-level disturbances to shape plant alpha and beta diversity across one quarter-hectare plots in the boreal forest of Alberta, Canada. Using a multi-scale approach, we evaluated how time since disturbance, weighted by the proportion of area affected by fire, forest harvesting, and seismic lines, explained variation in plant diversity beyond the stand-level effects typically associated with succession after wildfires. We found that species richness was primarily shaped by a dominant negative effect of seismic lines. Specifically, plots with more recent and extensive seismic line networks within a 1-km radius exhibited lower local species richness. Species turnover between randomly paired plots was largely explained by stand-level effects of recent fire moderated by the effect of the surrounding disturbance mosaic, although no single disturbance type emerged as a relevant predictor. Finally, multivariate analyses indicated that nearly all species responding significantly to seismic lines were negatively affected by this disturbance. In the context of accelerating forest cover change driven by human activities, understanding how interacting disturbances across scales shape local biodiversity is essential for informing forest management and conservation. Our results indicate that in boreal forests, a system subject to ongoing natural resource extraction, anthropogenic disturbances associated with oil and gas development can outweigh natural disturbances, resulting in a dominant negative effect on plant diversity. This highlights that landscape-scale patterns of disturbance can be as important as, or more important than, local stand-scale disturbances in structuring plant diversity in a stand. Together, these findings underscore the need to adopt a landscape-level perspective when managing and restoring ecosystems exposed to multiple, interacting disturbances.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43129
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, opening day, 1958

description: 27 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, opening day, 18 April 1958. George Jessel; Ford Frick; Norris Poulson; George Christopher; Mr. & Mrs. Walter O'Malley; Mr. & Mrs. Goodwin Knight; Rabbi Magnin; Rosalind Wyman; Eugene Biscailuz; Sam Crawford; Herman Franks; Joe E. Brown; Walter Alston; Charlie Neal; Dick Gray; Gino Cimoli; Bob Davenport; Junior Gilliam; Duke Snider. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Date: 04-18. Assignment: Dodgers vs giants. Special instructions: Normal development, 5 minutes. Dodgers go on field. 15-16, 19-20, 59 or 60: 5 plate pan shot of ceremony. #1: Single shot of players on field. #2: Poulson pitches to Christopher of San Francisco. 51-52: Photographs at tunnel #9, opening day. 41-42: First ball".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer; Jensen. Assignment: Baseball opening action. H5: Davenport goes into second, first inning. H6: Junior Gilliam hits dirt on pitch, first inning. A-1: Duke Snider first hit, first inning. J-37: First pitched ball. 38: Second pitched ball. (Roll #2, 35 mm.) #43: Charlie Neal scores run #3 followed by Dick Gray on run #4 on hit by Gino Cimoli after catcher drops ball on Neal, 5th inning".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-04-18. Assignment: Baseball. Special instructions: Flash. 7-8: Kids trying catch ball behind left field screen. 27: George Jessel; Ford Frank. 28, 9-10: Mayor Norris Poulson; Mayor Christopher. #19: Poulson pitching. #20: Christopher batting. 66, 55: Mrs. O'Malley; Walter O'Malley; Mrs. Knight; Gov. Knight. 56: Rabbi Magnin; Rosalind Wyman; Sheriff Biscailuz. 51: Sam Crawford. 52: Herman Franks; Joe Brown; Walter Alston. 95-96: Dodgers lineup".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43131
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, opening day, 1958

description: 27 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, opening day, 18 April 1958. George Jessel; Ford Frick; Norris Poulson; George Christopher; Mr. & Mrs. Walter O'Malley; Mr. & Mrs. Goodwin Knight; Rabbi Magnin; Rosalind Wyman; Eugene Biscailuz; Sam Crawford; Herman Franks; Joe E. Brown; Walter Alston; Charlie Neal; Dick Gray; Gino Cimoli; Bob Davenport; Junior Gilliam; Duke Snider. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Monteverde. Date: 04-18. Assignment: Dodgers vs giants. Special instructions: Normal development, 5 minutes. Dodgers go on field. 15-16, 19-20, 59 or 60: 5 plate pan shot of ceremony. #1: Single shot of players on field. #2: Poulson pitches to Christopher of San Francisco. 51-52: Photographs at tunnel #9, opening day. 41-42: First ball".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer; Jensen. Assignment: Baseball opening action. H5: Davenport goes into second, first inning. H6: Junior Gilliam hits dirt on pitch, first inning. A-1: Duke Snider first hit, first inning. J-37: First pitched ball. 38: Second pitched ball. (Roll #2, 35 mm.) #43: Charlie Neal scores run #3 followed by Dick Gray on run #4 on hit by Gino Cimoli after catcher drops ball on Neal, 5th inning".; Other caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-04-18. Assignment: Baseball. Special instructions: Flash. 7-8: Kids trying catch ball behind left field screen. 27: George Jessel; Ford Frank. 28, 9-10: Mayor Norris Poulson; Mayor Christopher. #19: Poulson pitching. #20: Christopher batting. 66, 55: Mrs. O'Malley; Walter O'Malley; Mrs. Knight; Gov. Knight. 56: Rabbi Magnin; Rosalind Wyman; Sheriff Biscailuz. 51: Sam Crawford. 52: Herman Franks; Joe Brown; Walter Alston. 95-96: Dodgers lineup".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-43188
title: Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 1958

description: 19 images. Baseball -- Dodgers versus Giants, 19 April 1958. Hank Sauer; Jocko Conlon, Umpire; Ruben Gomez; Joe Pignatano; Dick Gray; Orlando Cepeda; Jim Davenport; Willie Mays; Valmy Thomas; Gil Hodges; Duke Snider; Gino Cimoli; Pee Wee Reese; Bill Rigney; Herman Franks; Danny McDevitt; Danny O'Connell. "Sports". (Sleeve reads: SP-12288).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Rustan. Date: 1958-04-19. Assignment: Baseball. Special instruction: Action -- 9 minutes. 11: First pitch: 16 LA pitching; 58 LA catching; 12 SF batting. 12: 19 SF bunts; 12 SF moves to second base; 16 LA fields ball, first inning(?). 7: 24 SF steals third -- safe, first inning; 11 LA third baseman. 8: Duke Snider pops up in first inning. 21: 14 LA Gil Hodges crosses plate after first homer, second inning. 22: 12 SF scores as Willie Mays slides into second, overthrow at first. 27: Sauer comes home after homer brings in Mays -- third inning. 28: 30 SF home run. 25: 43 LA hits homer; brings in Duke Snider. 26: 30 SF safe at third; 11 LA third baseman. 55: Gomez, S.F. scores on 19 SF double, fourth inning. 56: LA, 58, catcher, picks up short infield hit as Hank Sauer tries to beat it out at first -- out. 51: 7 SF catcher catches pop-up foul by 43 LA, sixth inning. 52: 11 LA homer, sixth inning. 65: 30 SF slides back to first after Kirkland flyed out center field. 9: Duke Snider. 10: Pee Wee Reese. 5: Gino Cimoli. 6: Gino Cimoli gives autographs".
DOI: 10.5066/p135auh7
title: Repeat photos from long-term monitoring plots of biological soil crusts in an ungrazed grassland of southeastern Utah

description: This data release contains a timeseries (2004-2025) of photographs from five permanent locations (Stops 1-5, roughly 11x15 centimeters) established to observe biological soil crusts (BSC, a collection of species of lichens, cyanobacteria, and bryophytes). The five locations were randomly located within a larger study area established to monitor vegetation and biological soil crusts as described in Finger-Higgens et al. (2022). Stops are between 10 and 60 meters apart. These data were collected in the Needles District of Canyonlands National Park, Utah by the U.S. Geological Survey, Southwest Biological Research Center in coordination with the US National Park Service. Photographs were collected twice annually, once in the Spring (April-May) and once in fall (Sept.). These data can be used to visually observe changes in biological soil crusts in an ungrazed grassland on the Colorado Plateau and help with understanding monitoring trends in these dryland ecosystems.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51604
title: Church of Angels, 1958

description: 9 images. Church of Angels, 20 March 1958. Easter Page.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Miller. Date: 1958-03-20. Assignment: Church of Angeles Easter page. 133/134/21/22/7/8/105/106/212/211: Soc. Dept has l to r".; Supplementary material reads: "Group side of church (use this group for a master caption). (1) Donna Bratton; (2) The Rev. Canon Edwin Moss; (3) Virginia Woodward; (4) Deborah Seymour; (5) Lorraine Schofield; (6) Jane Salzwedel; (7) Constance Evans; (8) Kim Stavers; (9) Bobby Stockley; (10) Betsy Stockley; (11) Betsy Wright; (12) Joyce Banchieri; (13) Steven Schofield; (14) Paul Schofield; (15) Janet Bratton; (16) Patricia Baird; (17) Sherri Davis; (18) Gail Seymour. Two girls that do not appear on the above numbered print, see print number 2 in front of church. Susan Erdman (19), Beck McAdams (20)".; Additional supplementry material reads: " See me before shooting, C.L. Memo to Carter: Church of the Angels. March 19 4 p.m. Clinton 5-3878. 1100 North Avenue 64. Photograph Canon Edwin Moss in the garden with eight or 10 small children aged 4 to 10 years of age. They are to be dressed in their Easter best, little girls with hats, bags and gloves. The picture should show them happy and smiling with the Canon also smiling. Just and informal group of youngsters after church".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51366
title: "Merry Andrew" premiere in Hollywood, 1958

description: 6 images."Merry Andrew" premiere in Hollywood, 2 April 1958. Chucko the clown; Pier Angeli; Go-Go the clown; Danny Kaye; Mrs. Danny Kaye; Forrest Tucker; Ann Paige; Big John Hamilton (from Texas); Baccaloni.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Grey. Date: 1958-04-02. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: Merry Andrew Premiere; Hollywood. 109: Chucko the Clown, Pier Angeli, Go-Go the Clown. 81/26: Baccaloni and monkey; Danny Kaye, Pier Angeli and Baccaloni. 77: Danny Kaye, Pier Anglei, Mrs. Kaye, Baccaloni. 32: Forrest Tucker. 88/31: Ann Paige, Big John Hamilton from Texas at Merry Andrew preview".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51370
title: "Merry Andrew" premiere in Hollywood, 1958

description: 6 images."Merry Andrew" premiere in Hollywood, 2 April 1958. Chucko the clown; Pier Angeli; Go-Go the clown; Danny Kaye; Mrs. Danny Kaye; Forrest Tucker; Ann Paige; Big John Hamilton (from Texas); Baccaloni.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Grey. Date: 1958-04-02. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: Merry Andrew Premiere; Hollywood. 109: Chucko the Clown, Pier Angeli, Go-Go the Clown. 81/26: Baccaloni and monkey; Danny Kaye, Pier Angeli and Baccaloni. 77: Danny Kaye, Pier Anglei, Mrs. Kaye, Baccaloni. 32: Forrest Tucker. 88/31: Ann Paige, Big John Hamilton from Texas at Merry Andrew preview".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-51475
title: Triplets (Alhambra), 1958

description: 2 images. Triplets (Alhambra), 2 April 1958. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Myhill; triplets -- two boys and one girl.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Swaim. Date: 1958-04-02. Reporter: Swaim. Assignment: Triplets. Alhambra. 21/22: Mrs. Jack (Dolores) Myhill, 29, shown with triplets (2 boys and girl) (blonde, brunette, redhead), born in 66 minutes at Alhambra Community Hospital. 9: "Three finger Jack" Myhill, 30, and wife Dolores in Alhambra Community Hospital after birth of triplets".
DOI: 10.15468/dl.tmhnfw
title: Occurrence Download

description: A dataset containing 13 species occurrences available in GBIF matching the query:
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 "HasCoordinate is true",
 "HasGeospatialIssue is false",
 "TaxonKey is Puma concolor"
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}

 The dataset includes 13 records from 4 constituent datasets; see https://api.gbif.org/v1/occurrence/download/0007866-260221153910048/datasets/export for details.
 
Data from some individual datasets included in this download may be licensed under less restrictive terms.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-53847
title: University of Southern California science fair (Los Angeles County Museum), 1958

description: 4 images. University of Southern California science fair (Los Angeles County Museum), 17 April 1958. Doctor Julius Summer Miller (Judge); Doctor Arnold O. Beckman (Chairman of Science Fair).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Lapp. Date: 1958-04-17. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: S.C. Science Fair, Los Angeles County Museum. 13-14: Dr. Julius Summer Miller, one of the judges, inspects exhibit of Andrew Flore, 10th grader at Dorsey High School. Display is a tesla coil, high voltage Generator. 1/2: Dr. Arnold O. Beckman, chairman of science fair inspects exhibit, solar motor, of Jeffrey Sitzer, 9th grader of Madison Jr. High in North Hollywood".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-49904
title: Immaculate Heart College - Homecoming, 1958

description: 7 images. Immaculate Heart College - Homecoming, 19 January 1958. Sister Consilia; Bill Croarkin; Colette Adlesie; Sister Marie Fleurette; Mrs. Somers Blackman; Mrs. Chester Knox; Kathleen Roberts; Mrs. Victor Roberts; Julie Roberts; Mrs. Joseph T. Cranham Sepulveda; Miss Gloria Pedroli; Miss Loretto Coles; Joseph Davis; Sharon Brown; Mrs. Gerald Hewitt; Mrs. Harry F. Brown; Mrs. Virginia Jeffers Jennison; Sister Humiliata; Mrs. William Rasch Junior; Babra Boxhorn; Marcia Madery; Herman Capobianco.; Caption slip reads: "22-23: Gig Perreau; Sheila Pew; Janine Perreau. 24: Sister Consilia - Saint Anthony's; Bill Croarkin - Charminade; Colette Adlesi - Marywood; Sister Maries Fleurette - Immaculate Heart College (hosting the festival)."; Additional material can be found with original sleeve.
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-49926
title: Junior League and Junior Philharmonic symphony preview, 1958

description: 2 images. Junior League and Junior Philharmonic symphony preview, 17 January 1958. Mrs. William Russell Smith; Mrs. Charles Schaaf; Mrs. William H. Erwin.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Wilson. Date: 1958-01-17. Reporter: Daily. Assignment: Philharmonic luncheon. 27-28: Mrs. William Russel-Smith; Mrs. Charles Schaaf; Mrs. William H. Erwin".; Supplementary material reads: "Photo assignment for Friday January 17 at 11 a.m. Rush for daily early. Pls go to Biltmore Hotel, get shots of symphony preview of Junior League and Junior Philharmonic. Candid, three cols. Close together. Contacts Monday; Thanks, Carter Ludlow".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-49793
title: Hearst talk at Biltmore (Business Outlook), 1958

description: 8 images. Hearst talk at Biltmore (Business Outlook), 8 January 1958. James S. Cantlen (General Chairman of the conference); William Randolph Hearst, Junior; Charles Detoy; Charles Ducommun.; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Paegel. Date: 1958-01-08. Reporter: Ostler. Assignment: Business Outlook, Biltmore. 39/40: James S. Cantlen, General Chairmen of conference; Charles E. Ducommun, president of Chamber of Commerce; William Randolf [Sic.] Hearst. 41, 42: James S. Cantlen; William Randolph Hearst; Charles Detoy, past president Chamber of Commerce and conference Program Chairman".; Supplementary material reads: "William Randolph Hearst Junior, Right; Editor-in-Chief of the Hearst Newspapers shakes hands with L.A. Chamber of Commerce President Charles Ducommun at Business Outlook Conference banquet where Hearst spoke; James Cantlen, Conference General Chairman completes the group. Jan 8, Biltmore Hotel. Geo. Shaffer, Sunday desk".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-49812
title: Education hearing, 1958

description: 4 images. Education hearing, 10 January 1958. Paul Burke (Board of Education member); John C. Abram (Chamber of Commerce); Robert E. McKay (Assistant Secretary of California Teachers Association); Robert E. Kofahl (President of Highland College in Pasadena).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Paegel. Date: 1957 (?)-01-10. Reporter: Massard. Assignment: Education hearing. 21, 22: Paul Burke, Board of Education member. 47, 48: John C. Abram, Chamber of Commerce. 10: Robert E. McKay, Assistant Executive Secretary of California Teachers Association. 9: Robert E. Kofahl, president of Highland College (Pasadena)".
DOI: 10.25549/examiner-c44-49813
title: Education hearing, 1958

description: 4 images. Education hearing, 10 January 1958. Paul Burke (Board of Education member); John C. Abram (Chamber of Commerce); Robert E. McKay (Assistant Secretary of California Teachers Association); Robert E. Kofahl (President of Highland College in Pasadena).; Caption slip reads: "Photographer: Paegel. Date: 1957 (?)-01-10. Reporter: Massard. Assignment: Education hearing. 21, 22: Paul Burke, Board of Education member. 47, 48: John C. Abram, Chamber of Commerce. 10: Robert E. McKay, Assistant Executive Secretary of California Teachers Association. 9: Robert E. Kofahl, president of Highland College (Pasadena)".
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.31402774
title: An Rv1471-Expressing Chimpanzee Adenovirus Vaccine Confers Protection Against Tuberculosis by Inducing Alveolar Macrophage Trained Immunity and Polyfunctional T-Cell Responses

description: The limited protection afforded by Bacille Calmette-Guérin (BCG) against pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) underscores the critical need for novel vaccine strategies. Alveolar macrophages (AMs), as the primary sentinel cells encountering inhaled <i>Mycobacterium tuberculosis</i> (<i>Mtb</i>), play a decisive role in early infection outcomes, yet their potential as a direct vaccine target remains largely untapped. Here, we developed a chimpanzee adenovirus vaccine expressing the <i>Mtb</i> antigen Rv1471 (rAd-Rv1471), which we previously identified for its unique capacity to induce innate immune memory. In murine models, intranasal rAd-Rv1471 administration reprogrammed AMs into a trained state, characterized by enhanced production of pro-inflammatory cytokines, elevated surface expression of MHC II and CD86, and improved cell-intrinsic control of intracellular mycobacterial growth. Transcriptomic analysis revealed upregulation of key immunometabolic pathways, including Akt/mTOR/HIF-1α signaling and glycolysis. Concurrently, intranasal rAd-Rv1471 administration induced potent antigen-specific, polyfunctional T cells in the lung. This dual engagement of innate and adaptive immunity conferred significant protection against aerosol <i>Mtb</i> challenge. Furthermore, rAd-Rv1471 acted as an effective heterologous booster, enhancing protection in BCG-primed mice. Our findings establish rAd-Rv1471 as a synergistic mucosal vaccine candidate that concurrently induces trained immunity in AMs and polyfunctional T-cell responses, highlighting a promising dual-targeting strategy for next-generation TB vaccines.