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DNA Replication across α- l -(3′-2′)-Threofuranosyl Nucleotides Mediated by Human DNA Polymerase η
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Carbondale Community Geothermal Coalition – Replicable Models for Decarbonizing Mixed-Use Rural Communities
The Carbondale Community Geothermal Coalition (CCGC) set out to prove that a fifth-generation geothermal district heating & cooling (5G GDHC) network can be technically feasible, cost-effective, and socially equitable for a small, mixed-use rural community. During Budget Period 1 (Planning & Design) the team: ● Completed a 449 ft thermal-response test confirming excellent ground conductivity (k = 1.69 Btu ft -1 hr -1 °F -1 ) and a benign 56.3 °F undisturbed temperature. Page 1 Final Technical Report for Award Number: DE-EE0010663 ● Built a fully calibrated digital twin (URBANopt → Modelica) for 240 k ft 2 of existing + future buildings. ● Designed a 75-borehole ambient-temperature loop (ATL) augmented by 75 solar-thermal panels, supplying 44 % of district heating and 100 % cooling in Stage-1. ● Produced retrofit bid-ready drawings for the Third Street Center and Second Street Townhomes. ● Reached > 200 community stakeholders and exceeded equity targets (46 % Hispanic/Latinx participation). ● Drafted a multi-tiered workforce plan aligned with Colorado Mountain College (Hispanic Serving Institution) and IGSHPA certifications.
Replication Data for: High-field magnetic phase diagrams of RMn6Sn6 kagome metals
ASCII and machine readable data from the publication: High-field magnetic phase diagrams of RMn6Sn6 kagome metals
Replication Data for: Large moiré superstructure of stacked incommensurate charge-density waves
This dataset contains the raw data of "Large moiré superstructure of stacked incommensurate charge-density waves", Nature Materials, 2025
Replication Data for: Spin squeezing in an ensemble of nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond
Files needed to reproduce figures and extended data in "Spin squeezing in an ensemble of nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond". Unzip the data file and run the Jupyter notebooks, which contain multiple figures. Julia 1.9.4 and Python 3 are required.
Replication Data for: Deconstructing Chirality: Probing Local and Non-local Effects in Azobenzene Derivatives with X-ray Circular Dichroism
Resolving molecular chirality at the atomic scale remains a critical challenge in chemistry. Conventional Optical Circular Dichroism spectroscopy often overlooks subtle and localized structural features. Here, we computationally investigate site-specific X-ray Circular Dichroism (XCD) across a series of trans-azobenzene derivatives to deconstruct and interpret chiroptical signals at the atomic level. Our modeling reveals that XCD is capable of distinguishing dichroic contributions arising from both a local chiral center and global molecular twist, revealing their intricate interplay and potential for constructive or destructive interference. We show that sterically-induced global distortions can dominate the XCD signal in some cases, even suppressing the response from the chiral center itself. This insight suggests a new molecular design principle for tuning chiroptical activity, which we extend by proposing strategies to achieve unidirectional photoisomerization through steric gearing. Altogether, this work establishes a quantitative framework for engineering chiroptical responses, laying the foundation for the design of functional chiral systems utilizing principles of unidirectional molecular motor-like conformational dynamics.
Replication Data for: Frustrated Electron Hopping from the Orbital Configuration in a Two-Dimensional Lattice
Source data for manuscript "Frustrated Electron Hopping from the Orbital Configuration in a Two-Dimensional Lattice".
Replication Data for: Measurement of the mean number of muons with energies above 500 GeV in air showers detected with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory
<b>Measurement of the mean number of muons with energies above 500 GeV in air showers detected with the IceCube Neutrino Observatory</b> <br><br> This data release accompanies results submitted to Physical Review D describing the measurement of the average multiplicity of TeV muons with IceCube. It contains the data necessary to reproduce the main plots from the paper (Figs. 7 and 9), i.e. the numerical results for the average number of muons with energies above 500 GeV as a function of primary cosmic ray energy. <br><br> For any questions about this data release, please write to analysis@icecube.wisc.edu. <br><br> Files included in this release: <ul> <li>A README file <li>Files including data to reproduce the results plots from the paper (see below for details) <li>An example python script showing how to read and plot the data </ul> <br> <u>What is in the files icecube_Nmu500_X_Y.txt:</u> <br> Y indicates wether the file contains values obtained from experimental data (Y="data") or air-shower simulations (Y="MC"). <br> X indicates the hadronic interaction model for which the plot is made. If Y="data", this means that the experimental data was interpreted using this model. If Y="MC", it means that the simulations were performed with this model. The three models included are Sibyll 2.1, QGSJet-II.04, and EPOS-LHC (see paper for references). The file with X="modelaverage" gives the average over the three individual results with the deviations from the average included in the systematic uncertainties. <br><br> Please see the README file for details on how the data is structured in the files.
An attempt to replicate a study of disarranged eye-hand coordination
Disarranged eye-hand coordination
Organization of the Deoxyribonucleic Acid Replicating System in Mammalian Cells as Revealed by the Use of X-Radiation and Bromur- Acil Deoxyriboside
Dose-dependent depression of deoxyribonucleic acid study by x-ray irradiation and bromuracil deoxyriboside in mammalian cells
Replication and extension of rapid decompression of chimpanzees to a near vacuum
Decompression of chimpanzees to near vacuum and recovery
Multiple decision procedures for ANOVA of two-level factorial fixed-effects replication- free experiments
Monte Carlo computations of decision error probabilities for chain pooling and variations for fractional factorial experiments
Correlation of gamma-ray inactivation and strand scission in the replicative form of phiX174 bacteriophage DNA.
Gamma ray inactivation of double stranded bacteriophage RF-DNA, discussing correlation with strand scissions
Replication of spleen lymphocytes in the young rat, in vivo
Tritiated thymidine effects on splenic lymphocytes regeneration, discussing DNA synthesis, cycle completion and resident populations
POOLMS: A computer program for fitting and model selection for two level factorial replication-free experiments
A computer program is described that performs a statistical multiple-decision procedure called chain pooling. It uses a number of mean squares assigned to error variance that is conditioned on the relative magnitudes of the mean squares. The model selection is done according to user-specified levels of type 1 or type 2 error probabilities.
Immediate and delayed effects of nitrogen mustard on cell replication in an autogenous rat sarcoma
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An approach to the origin of self-replicating system. I - Intermolecular interactions
The present paper deals with the characteristics and potentialities of a recently developed computer-based molecular modeling system. Some characteristics of current coding systems are examined and are extrapolated to the apparent requirements of primitive prebiological coding systems.