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  • Baicalin alleviates lipid accumulation in adipocytes via inducing metabolic reprogramming and targeting Adenosine A1 receptor (raw data)
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  • LDHU3_20.2140
    mt-SAF2 | KRIPP2; Leishmania donovani (HU3 strain)
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  • Compiled Experimental Radiometric Data from Nigeria
    This is a compilation of available experimental radiometric dataset of the six regions of Nigeria. The data primarily consist of the concentrations of Uranium, Thorium and Potassium in rocks around these regions.
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  • Revealing the biotic and abiotic players and their potential interactions of the 2021 Mucilage Event in the Sea of Marmara
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  • Decarbonization potentials of rooftop PV system for all the municipalities of Japan
    This supplementary data is to analyze the decarbonization potentials of rooftop PV with EVs as batteries for all the municipality of Japan. It contains MATLAB codes and inputs for the analysis and results of the analysis.
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  • Senoreverse candidate: miR-302b
    This dataset contains supplementary Excel tables related to the manuscript "Exosomal miR-302b Rejuvenates Aging Mice by Reversing the Proliferative Arrest of Senescent Cells." The data includes detailed quantitative analyses that support the findings of the study, covering aspects such as gene expression, cytokine levels, cell cycle phases, and the effects of miR-302b treatment on senescent cells and aging tissues. The dataset comprises the following tables: Table S1: Bulk RNA-seq data from PDL50 IMR-90 cells treated with hESC-Exos. Table S2: Cell cycle phase proportions from single-cell RNA sequencing (scRNA-seq) of liver and skin tissues in aging mice. Table S3: Pseudotemporal analysis of senescent cells transitioning to rejuvenated states. Table S4: Cytokine profiling in serum samples of aging mice treated with or without hESC-Exos. Table S5: Annotation of cell types in scRNA-seq data of liver and skin. Table S6: Differentially expressed genes (DEGs) related to rejuvenation following hESC-Exos treatment. Table S7: Composition of cell ratios in different experimental groups. Table S8: Proportions of cells in various phases of the cell cycle. Table S9: Rescue cell cycle-related genes (CCGs) shared between liver and skin tissues. Table S10: Pseudotemporal analysis of mitotic cells in liver and skin tissues. Table S11: Results from Ago2 CLIP-Seq analysis identifying miR-302b target genes. Table S12: Absolute quantification of miR-302b abundance in different tissues. Table S13: Bulk RNA-seq data from multiple tissues comparing young, aging, and miR-302b-treated mice.
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  • Data set SCAPS 1D: solar cell ITO_CdS_Sb2S3_Pt
    Here you can find the file where the results obtained from SCAPS 1D in work in OriginLab.
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  • HE staining images
    To observe the effects of CIP on rat hippocampal tissues, we performed HE staining on samples from each group. In the sham group, the cytoplasm and nuclei of the neuronal cells in the CA1 region of the hippocampus of the SD rats exhibited uniform staining, and the cells were neatly arranged without any evident pathological alterations. In the I/R group, the neuronal cells in the CA1 region of the hippocampus of the SD rats were disorganized with a decreased number of neuronal cells, the microstructure was loose, with obvious edema, and ghost cells were visible. In the CIP group, the arrangement of neuronal cells in the CA1 area of the hippocampus was significantly more ordered and compact than that in the I/R group; the degree of cell damage was improved, but local edema was still present, and the number of ghost cells was significantly reduced. Thus, the results suggest that CIP can ameliorate MCAO-induced neuronal cell damage in rats.
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  • (Dataset) Web Accessibility Index vs Latin American Artificial Intelligence Index
    The "Web Accessibility Index vs Latin American Artificial Intelligence Index" dataset combines metrics on web accessibility in Latin American universities with indicators related to the development and implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in the region. This dataset enables the analysis of correlations between digital accessibility and AI progress, facilitating the identification of gaps, trends, and areas of opportunity to promote inclusive and sustainable digital transformation in Latin America's academic and technological fields.
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  • Evidence for mixing of migrated hydrocarbons and indigenous organic matter in the Paleocene deepest core in IODP Expedition 378 Hole U1553D, Campbell Plateau, New Zealand
    Raw gas chromatograph–mass spectrometer files for George et al. 2025 Marine Geology, “Evidence for mixing of migrated hydrocarbons and indigenous organic matter in the Paleocene deepest core in IODP Expedition 378 Hole U1553D, Campbell Plateau, New Zealand”
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