cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.17632/b4thcmbvy3.1
title: 1DE-MS profiling of rat cerebral cortex proteins of focal cerebral ischemia-reperfusion injury by combining SDS-PAGE, gel slicing, quantitative LC-MS/MS and profile reconstruction

description: A rat model of focal cerebral ischemia-reperfusion (I/R) injury was established by 2 hour-middle cerebral artery occlusion (MCAO) followed with 1, 7 and 14 days of reperfusion.  Validation of the model was done by the measurement on cerebral blood flow, infarct volume, histological damage and neurological functions.  The rat cerebral cortex proteins from the six animal groups (sham and I/R; 1D, 7D and 14D; 4 rats per group) were analyzed with an approach we termed as "1DE-MS profiling", by combining SDS-PAGE, gel slicing, quantitative LC-MS/MS and profile reconstruction.  The samples were separated by gradient SDS-PAGE and each lane of the samples was cut into a set of 35 equal-sized (1.1 mm × 1.1 mm) square pieces.  All the gel pieces were analyzed with standardized procedures of in-gel digestion and LC-MS/MS.  A total of 5943 proteins (37 keratins included) were detected and the MS-detected abundance data were used to reconstruct the gel distributions in the six groups for all the proteins.  All the 1DE-MS profiles were deposited in this dataset.  The proteins were numbered alphabetically by their UniProtKB entry names, from #1 to #5943, as listed in "list of the 5943 proteins.xlsx".  The data and the 1DE-MS profiles in two plot formats (color density and histogram) were provided in the six Excel files, each protein in a separate worksheet with the name "# protein -UniProtKB entry name" (e.g., 1536 -ALDOC_RAT).  
This dataset contains a significant amount of information of high complexity, which was presented visually by the 1DE-MS profiles.  The observations included, 1) several hundreds of proteins were co-detected at any position in the gels, 2) about one-third of the proteins were detected at more than one positions or with broad distributions in the gels, 3) about one-fourth of the proteins were detected in the gels at the positions with the abundance-peak apparent molecular masses (Mws) obviously different from their calculated Mws, 4) the changes of a protein caused by different physiological or pathological conditions were not just about the total quantity, but of its structural information-rich profile.  Examination of some of the profiles revealed the formation of the detected protein forms, often termed as "proteoforms" in recent years, involved alternative splicing, proteolytic processing, PTMs such as glycosylation, phosphorylation and ubiquitination, and degradation or fragmentation.  We think this dataset would provide useful information for rat brain protein analysis and the method of 1DE-MS profiling would provide an option for proteomic analysis, from the view of proteoforms that concerns protein structures.
DOI: 10.17632/g9ckychcgk.1
title: Pseudocyst of the Auricle

description: Supplemental Figures:
1 - Initial clinical presentation with edematous, erythematous pseudocyst and site of most recent incision and drainage procedure.  

2 - Surgical marking demonstrating peripheral extent of pseudocyst with plan for fusiform excision. 

3 - 2 month post-op clinical photo with no evidence of pseudocyst recurrence.
DOI: 10.17632/jbhryygbhg.1
title: Dataset on COVID-19 Insomnia (Coronasomnia)

description: This dataset were collected through a questionnaire between (27/11/2021 to 28/2/2022) about Covid-19  and its effect on the patient’s sleep (Insomnia) whether during the infected period or after recovery and determining its duration, furthermore, determining whether the patient needed to use oxygen to recover from the virus or not, this and other details were extracted from (919) persons around the world between infected and non-infected with Covid-19 through specialized questions about Covid-19 and several details about persons, such as age groups, gender, educational levels, country, blood group ,etc. , where it can be found in detail through the sheet (Data Label).
DOI: 10.17632/szyt5c4hwh.1
title: Smart Glove: Hand movement from accelerometers and gyroscopes

description: Tensor database containing six different types of hand movements obtained through a smart glove that contains accelerometers and gyroscopes. There are 6 classes, 800 points per saved movement, 300 samples per class, 12 communication channels (referring to 2 devices, each with 2 accelerometers and two gyroscopes, each sensor having 3 channels referring to physical dimensions: X, Y and Z Axis ).
DOI: 10.17632/tw3nnrcrcb.1
title: Variability of bovine conceptus-related volumes in early pregnancy measured with transrectal three-dimensional ultrasonography

description: Supplemental Table S1. Predicted means (categorical data), beta values (continuous data) and standard errors of univariable models for crown-rump length (CRL) by different independent variables.
DOI: 10.17632/mb9ygb9xcj.1
title: Supplemental Materials - Geographic practice preferences of graduating medical students pursuing careers in dermatology

description: Supplemental Methods and Supplemental Tables
DOI: 10.17632/bnsnxpf88w.1
title: DATA on military expendture 

description: this time series data since 1970 to 2020 on military expenditure
DOI: 10.17632/b5nxzsvd39.1
title: Transcription-coupled DNA repair underlies variation in persister awakening and the emergence of resistance 

description: Persisters constitute a population of temporarily antibiotic-tolerant variants in an isogenic bacterial population and are considered an important cause of relapsing infections. It is currently unclear how cellular damage inflicted by antibiotic action is reversed upon persister state exit and how this relates to antibiotic resistance development. We demonstrate that persisters, upon fluoroquinolone treatment, accumulate oxidative damage which is repaired through nucleotide excision repair. Detection of the damage occurs via transcription-coupled repair using UvrD-mediated backtracking or Mfd-mediated displacement of the RNA polymerase. This competition results in heterogeneity in persister awakening lags. Most persisters repair the oxidative DNA damage, displaying a mutation rate equal to the untreated population. However, the promutagenic factor Mfd increases the mutation rate in a persister subpopulation. Our data provide in-depth insight in the molecular mechanisms underlying persister survival and pinpoints Mfd as an important molecular factor linking persistence to resistance development.
DOI: 10.17632/bpd4z53k2r.1
title: Burkhart et al., iScience, 2022

description: Files corresponding to behavioral data from Burkhart et al., 2022
DOI: 10.17632/dhpfjprm75.1
title: Buy Genuine Amethyst Jewelry

description: The Amethyst comes in pleasant purple color. This is the birthstone of February-born people. It is worn to make the wearer humble, gentle, and polite. Amethyst Jewelry helps in love, happiness, and peace of mind. At Gemexi we make sure to get the best quality of gemstones. We provide you the handmade silver jewelry with the latest and trending designs at wholesale price. Gemexi gives you the finest collection of Amethyst rings, pendants, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.
DOI: 10.17632/cb84pbscky.1
title: ChimateAPSRoutings

description: Routings used for developing APS system
DOI: 10.17632/bc86jhnjbx.1
title: Factores asociados al uso de tratamientos pseudocientíficos para COVID-19 en la sierra centro del Perú

description: Abstract

Introduction
During the pandemic, many people resorted to pseudoscientific treatments, especially when this was already common, as in the Peruvian highlands.
Methodology
Cross-sectional analytical study, through a virtual survey applied in the final months of the second wave. There were four categories of pseudoscientific treatments, these were crossed according to some symptoms and, in addition, the most used means of communication were investigated with descriptive and analytical statistics. 
Results
Of the 362 respondents, approximately four out of ten used these treatments preventively (37.9%), especially with non-pharmacological methods. They used Azithromycin (77.3%), Ivermectin (28.2%) and Dexamethasone (17.3%) prophylactically and for other symptoms. Herbal medicine was the most used to relieve respiratory symptoms, especially eucalyptus (68.1%), ginger/ginger (73.3%) and matico (48.5%). The most important sources of information were family/friends (76.4%) and health personnel (58.7%), for non-pharmacological and pharmacological treatments, respectively. An association was found between the use of pseudoscientific treatments and having suffered from COVID-19 (all values p<0.001). Also, we studied others factors as the age, having a couple, working in the education sector and suffering from asthma. 
Discussion
There was an important use of some pseudoscientific therapies, as well as some associated factors. This is important so that health personnel can have this situational analysis of a population that is very similar to others in the highlands.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19235656
title: Table S1, Timeline of sex chromosome research & technological advances over time with a focus on plant-specific advances. Each notable event corresponds with the paper and author that corresponds with it. from The contributions of Nettie Stevens to the field of sex chromosome biology

description: The early 1900s delivered many foundational discoveries in genetics, including re-discovery of Mendel's research and the chromosomal theory of inheritance. Following these insights, many focused their research on whether the development of separate sexes had a chromosomal basis or if instead it was caused by environmental factors. It is Dr Nettie M. Stevens' <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> (1905) that provided the unequivocal evidence that the inheritance of the Y chromosome initiated male development in mealworms. This result established that sex is indeed a Mendelian trait with a genetic basis and that the sex chromosomes play a critical role. In part II of <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> (1906), an XY pair was identified in dozens of additional species, further validating the function of sex chromosomes. Since this formative work, a wealth of studies in animals and plants have examined the genetic basis of sex. The goal of this review is to shine a light again on Stevens’ <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> and the lasting impact of this work. We additionally focus on key findings in plant systems over the last century and open questions that are best answered, as in Stevens' work, by synthesizing across many systems.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Sex determination, sex chromosome evolution, and the role of sexual differentiation in land plants’.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19235656.v2
title: Table S1, Timeline of sex chromosome research & technological advances over time with a focus on plant-specific advances. Each notable event corresponds with the paper and author that corresponds with it. from The contributions of Nettie Stevens to the field of sex chromosome biology

description: The early 1900s delivered many foundational discoveries in genetics, including re-discovery of Mendel's research and the chromosomal theory of inheritance. Following these insights, many focused their research on whether the development of separate sexes had a chromosomal basis or if instead it was caused by environmental factors. It is Dr Nettie M. Stevens' <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> (1905) that provided the unequivocal evidence that the inheritance of the Y chromosome initiated male development in mealworms. This result established that sex is indeed a Mendelian trait with a genetic basis and that the sex chromosomes play a critical role. In part II of <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> (1906), an XY pair was identified in dozens of additional species, further validating the function of sex chromosomes. Since this formative work, a wealth of studies in animals and plants have examined the genetic basis of sex. The goal of this review is to shine a light again on Stevens’ <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> and the lasting impact of this work. We additionally focus on key findings in plant systems over the last century and open questions that are best answered, as in Stevens' work, by synthesizing across many systems.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Sex determination, sex chromosome evolution, and the role of sexual differentiation in land plants’.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.19235656.v1
title: Table S1, Timeline of sex chromosome research & technological advances over time with a focus on plant-specific advances. Each notable event corresponds with the paper and author that corresponds with it. from The contributions of Nettie Stevens to the field of sex chromosome biology

description: The early 1900s delivered many foundational discoveries in genetics, including re-discovery of Mendel's research and the chromosomal theory of inheritance. Following these insights, many focused their research on whether the development of separate sexes had a chromosomal basis or if instead it was caused by environmental factors. It is Dr Nettie M. Stevens' <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> (1905) that provided the unequivocal evidence that the inheritance of the Y chromosome initiated male development in mealworms. This result established that sex is indeed a Mendelian trait with a genetic basis and that the sex chromosomes play a critical role. In part II of <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> (1906), an XY pair was identified in dozens of additional species, further validating the function of sex chromosomes. Since this formative work, a wealth of studies in animals and plants have examined the genetic basis of sex. The goal of this review is to shine a light again on Stevens’ <i>Studies in Spermatogenesis</i> and the lasting impact of this work. We additionally focus on key findings in plant systems over the last century and open questions that are best answered, as in Stevens' work, by synthesizing across many systems.This article is part of the theme issue ‘Sex determination, sex chromosome evolution, and the role of sexual differentiation in land plants’.
DOI: 10.17632/8skhdj98k2.1
title: Formation of lunar pink spinel anorthosites as told by the meteorite NWA 13191

description: This database contains as the following：
Table S1. The average contents of major elements of minerals and melt in different clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-1. Major elements of plagioclases in the MAN clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-2. Major elements of plagioclases in the PSA clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-3. Major elements of plagioclases in the FAN clasts of NWA 13191 
Table S1-4. Major elements of Mg-rich melt in the PSA  clasts of NWA 13191 
Table S1-5. Major elements of Al-rich melt in the PSA  clasts of NWA 13191 
Table S1-6. Major elements of the core of main group of spinel  in PSA  clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-7. Major elements of the rim of main group of spinel  in PSA  clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-8. Major elements of the subgroup of spinel  in PSA  clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-9. Major elements of olivine  in the basaltic clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-10. Major elements of olivine  in the MAN clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-11. Major elements of olivine  in the PSA clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-12. Major elements of low-Ca pyroxene  in the PSA clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-13. Major elements of pignite pyroxene  in the PSA clasts of NWA 13191
Table S1-14. Major elements of high-Ca pyroxene  in the PSA clasts of NWA 13191
Table S2. Bulk compositions analysed by NMFB method in NWA 13191 
Table S3. Representative bulk compositions of different PSA clasts (wt%)
Table S4. The average contents of REE of plagioclases, pyroxenes, olivines, PSA clasts and bulk in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S4-1. REE of  plagioclases in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S4-2. REE of pyroxenes in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S4-3. REE of altered olivines in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S4-4. REE of bulk PSA in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S5. The average contents of the trace elements of plagioclases, pyroxenes, olivines, PSA clasts and bulk compositions in NWA 13191 (ppm)
Table S5-1. Trace elements of  plagioclases in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S5-2. Trace elements of pyroxenes in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S5-3. Trace elements of altered olivines in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S5-4. Trace elements of bulk PSA in NWA 13191 (ppm) 
Table S6. The content of minerals and melt of PSA clasts (vol%) in NWA 13191
Fig.6b-1 Raman data in this paper
Fig.6b-2 Raman data in this paper
DOI: 10.17632/jrs4sfnwyz.2
title: A Dataset of Safety Concerns Narratives for Injury Prevention  from Online Reviews of Mobility-Related Products for Older Adults

description: The presented dataset contains 1,966 curated online product reviews from consumers, equally distributed between safety concerns and non-concerns, pertaining to product categories typically intended for older adults. Identified safety concerns were manually sub-coded across thirteen dimensions designed to capture relevant aspects of the consumer’s experience with the purchased product, facilitate the safety concern identification and sub-classification process, and serve as a gold-standard, balanced dataset for text classifier learning.
DOI: 10.17632/gvjd33sw57.1
title: Data for the synthesis, characterization, and use of xerogels as adsorbents

description: Xerogels were synthesized using the methodology proposed by Muehlemann et al. The xerogels M/R=0.5 were carbonized in a horizontal tubular furnace Carbolite model 12/65/550 under a N2 flow at 400, 450, and 550 °C for 2 h. The equilibrium adsorption experiments were carried out in a batch adsorber using 0.02 g of carbonized xerogel, 50 mL of fluoride, or bromide solution with different initial concentrations ranging from 10 to 100 mg L-1. The experiments were carried out at constant pH. The mass of fluoride or bromide adsorbed per gram of adsorbent (q), was obtained using a mass balance equation. The adsorption equilibrium data were fitted by Langmuir, Freundlich and Prausnitz-Radke isotherm models.The bromide and fluoride concentration in aqueous solution was measured by a potentiometric method with a bromide or fluoride ion-selective electrode.
DOI: 10.17632/zj8pbz3t2s.1
title: Data for: Decoupling of K Isotope from Sr-Nd Isotope Compositions in the Saima Alkaline Complex, NE China: Interactions of Cratonic Roots and Asthenosphere

description: 1.The original experimental data of the Saima alkaline rocks in the study: one is the potassium isotopic data in the paper, the other is the data of apatite U-Pb dating, the whole-rock major/trace elements and whole-rock strontium-neodymium isotope in the supporting information.
2.Input parameters and model output data.
DOI: 10.17632/r92hwc8g76.1
title: Date for "Concentrations of transparent exopolymer particles (TEPs) and their contributions to carbon export in the South China Sea and western tropical North Pacific"

description: This dataset contains the original data of this manuscript, including station name, latitude, longitude, temperature, salinity, sampling depth, nutrients concentrations, POC, Chl a, TEP concentrations. The first table is the data in the South China Sea, and the second table is the data in the western tropical North Pacific.
DOI: 10.17632/kdvw2vhxbf.1
title: Real-time sensing and low-cost experimental setup for water quantity investigation in Nature-based Solutions

description: Data from a pilot experiment using a US-025 ultrasonic sensor attached to a triangular-notch thin plate weir tank for runoff flow rate data capture. The data is compared to a Vantage Vue meteorological station flow rate for R-squared and corrected with speed of sound changes due to temperature and air relative humidity.
DOI: 10.17632/ry5jsbpf36.1
title: Population response on the right to health in Nigeria and Uganda

description: The two datasets describe responses from the general population on some fundamental components of the right to health in Nigeria and Uganda. It includes data on their awareness of the existence of the right to health, their perceptions of some components of the right, the physical and economic accessibility of health centres, the challenges the population faces in accessing healthcare centres, the extent to which the population is aware of where to claim their right to health and their comfortability to do so when the right is violated.
DOI: 10.17632/txk9gz7gf9.1
title: Research data for the manuscript "Practical Insights into the Impedance Response of Interdigitated Electrodes: Extraction of Relative Static Permittivity and Electrolytic Conductivity"

description: ### Supplementary Research Data for the manuscript 
### "Practical Insights into the Impedance Response of Interdigitated Electrodes: Extraction of Relative Static Permittivity and Electrolytic Conductivity"
### by Benedikt Sapotta, Matthias Schwotzer and Matthias Franzreb

### Content

# 1- 5 µm Electrode
- impedance raw data of the 5 µm electrode
- python scripts for data evaluation
- excel sheet summarizing the regression results of equivalent circuit fit to SUTs 7-9

# 2- 10 µm Electrode
- impedance raw data of the 10 µm electrode
- python scripts for data evaluation
- excel sheet summarizing the regression results of equivalent circuit fit to SUTs 7-9

# 3- Expected Permittivity and Conductivity
- python script to compute expected permittivity and conductivity values based on the monte carlo method
- certificate of analysis for the 25 µS/cm conductivity standard solution
DOI: 10.17632/5n37hw7fvg.1
title: Dataset Tesi Rubinetto

description: Materiale inerente alla tesi di laurea magistrale
DOI: 10.17632/8cdvc7czhg.1
title: Emotional Labor and English as a Foreign Language (EFL) Teachers Working as Item Writers

description: Results from the Emotional Labor Scale.
DOI: 10.17632/nvpc7x7pvc.1
title: Epidemiology of GII.4 and GII.2 norovirus outbreaks in closed and semi-closed institutions in 2017 and 2018

description: Prospective study of outbreaks reported in Catalonia from January 2017 to December 2018 in closed and semi-closed institutions in Catalonia.
DOI: 10.17632/ktbcwrsh3r.1
title: Data for quantitative reaserch of mechanical properties of agar media with concentration gradient, and Arabidopsis root growth in these media

description: The paper presents the data created for the published article entitled “Resistance from agar medium impacts the helical growth of Arabidopsis primary roots”.The data contains the real-time output forces of 0.5‒1.2% agar media from Bluehill software, and the forces on the agar surfaces changing with the increase of displacement. Oscillatory rheological experiments were employed to verify the stiffness results of 0.5‒1.2% agar media. Helix diameter and length of roots grown in gradient agar media for Col-0 and DR5-GUS Arabidopsis are exhibited.
DOI: 10.17632/v7k28znznt.1
title: Comprehensive Analysis of Photon Dynamics in Thin-Film GaAs Solar Cells with Planar and Textured Rear Mirrors

description: Data supporting the plots presented in the publication 'Comprehensive Analysis of Photon Dynamics in Thin-Film GaAs Solar Cells with Planar and Textured Rear Mirrors' by M. van Eerden, J. van Gastel (authors contributed equally), G.J. Bauhuis, E. Vlieg and  J.J. Schermer.
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/tyxhsx/ipnz2a
title: Chorzela Konrad.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/tyxhsx
title: Analiza zjawiska zamierania dębu szypułkowego quercus robur l. Na podstawie przeglądu literatury

description: Promotor: Tomasz Oszako
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/d6x74p
title: Cis mathanus (Reitter, 1915), C-450

description: Coleoptera collection
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/l2fany/gvn681
title: Wojcieszuk Grzegorz.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/l2fany/ibqg9j
title: Wojcieszuk Grzegorz - Załączniki.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/l2fany
title: Ocena bioróżnorodności naturalnej populacji sosny zwyczajnej w rezerwacie „Sitki” w Puszczy Białowieskiej na podstawie analizy jej struktury demograficznej i wiekowej

description: Promotor: Adolf F. Korczyk
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/nf4nxp/du2txa
title: Wierzchowski Andrzej - Ryciny.pdf

description: :unav
DOI: 10.48370/ofd/nf4nxp/bzrvlf
title: Wierzchowski Andrzej.pdf

description: :unav