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A labeled dataset for AI-based cryo-EM map enhancement
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Two Photon lithography additive manufacturing: Video dataset of parameter sweep of light dosages, photo-curable resins, and structures
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Barium blockade of the KcsA channel in open and closed conformation datasets
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A first public dataset from Brazilian twitter and news on COVID-19 in Portuguese
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European residential wood pellet trade and prices dataset
The European market for wood pellets used in small-scale heating systems has been expanding significantly over the past decade. For an analysis of market efficiency in the Journal Energy with the title “The European wood pellets for heating market - price developments, trade and market efficiency“ wood pellet prices have been collected as well as trade flows downloaded for the trade relations between Austria, Germany, Italy and France. Only since January 2012 monthly wood pellet trade data is published by Eurostat. This, now monthly expanding data-set provides new opportunities for analysing the development of this important renewable energy commodity. Furthermore, national wood pellet prices published by national authorities and interest groups are improving in quality in the recent years. The collection and combination of these data-sets are a chance for novel econometric analysis. This paper presents valuable tools and processes to acquire and prepare this data and connects to a data and code repository for downloading the resources described in this and the related Journal Energy publication.
Dataset and kinetic model reaction compilation for the radical-induced degradation of formic acid and formate in aqueous solution
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High frequency accuracy and loss data of random neural networks trained on image datasets
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Cranial and facial inter-landmark distances and tissue depth dataset from computed tomography scans of 388 living persons
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High resolution dataset from a net-zero home that demonstrates zero-carbon living and transportation capacity
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Dataset for machine learning of microstructures for 9% Cr steels
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Dataset documenting reaction-induced changes to five fractured foamed wellbore cement cores during CO2 fluid flow
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Vehicle-to-infrastructure IEEE 802.11ad Wi-Fi dataset
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Small dataset for hot cracking susceptibility of Al alloys and Ni alloys using dynamic X-ray radiography (DXR) technique
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Dataset for SO2, SO3, H2SO4 and H2O infrared absorption spectra at 300° C and 350° C temperatures
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Mitochondrial genome datasets for the sweetpotato weevil, Cylas formicarius elegantulus (Coleoptera: Brentidae), collected in the United States
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Sea cucumber ( Holothuria glaberrima ) intestinal microbiome dataset from Puerto Rico, generated by shotgun sequencing
The sea cucumber (H. glaberrima) is a species found in the shallow waters near coral reefs and seagrass beds in Puerto Rico. To characterize the microbial taxonomic composition and functional profiles present in the sea cucumber, total DNA was obtained from their intestinal system, fosmid libraries constructed, and subsequent sequencing was performed. The diversity profile displayed that the most predominant domain was Bacteria (76.56 %), followed by Viruses (23.24 %) and Archaea (0.04 %). Within the 11 phyla identified, the most abundant was Proteobacteria (73.16 %), followed by Terrabacteria group (3.20 %) and Fibrobacterota, Chlorobiota, Bacteroidota (FCB) superphylum (1.02 %). The most abundant species were Porvidencia rettgeri (21.77 %), Pseudomonas stutzeri (14.78 %), and Alcaligenes faecalis (5.00 %). The functional profile revealed that the most abundant functions are related to transporters, MISC (miscellaneous information systems), organic nitrogen, energy, and carbon utilization. The data collected in this project on the diversity and functional profiles of the intestinal system of the H. glaberrima provided a detailed view of its microbial ecology. These findings may motivate comparative studies aimed at understanding the role of the microbiome in intestinal regeneration.