Compilation of Raw diffraction datasets for proteases

We selected Public health, societal and psychological impacts indexed by the Mendeley Data Search engine on the 2019-present COVID-19 / Coronavirus pandemic. The aim was to make it easier to find potentially relevant datasets for this specific topic

We selected Epidemiology & infectious modelling datasets that are indexed by the Mendeley Data Search engine on the 2019-present COVID-19 / Coronavirus pandemic. The aim was to make it easier to find potentially relevant datasets for this specific topic.

We selected Genetics, genomics & molecular structure datasets indexed by the Mendeley Data Search engine on the 2019-present COVID-19 / Coronavirus pandemic. The aim was to make it easier to find potentially relevant datasets for this specific topic

We selected Vaccine, prevention, diagnosis & treatment datasets indexed by the Mendeley Data Search engine on the 2019-present COVID-19 / Coronavirus pandemic. The aim was to make it easier to find potentially relevant datasets for this specific topic

Raw pollen counts and full pollen diagram from the RZ section, Nangqian Basin, Tibet, China

This database compiles five indicators regarding working conditions: fatal occupational injuries, non-fatal occupational injuries, forced labour, part-time employment and temporary employment. Each of the five indicators is provided for 44 regions according to WIOD Release 2016 regional structure and is disaggregated by economic activity according to the International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities (ISIC) Rev. 3. Therefore, this dataset is suitable to be introduced as a social satellite account in a multi-regional input-output model. Data has been compiled from official sources as ILOSTAT, EUROSTAT or OECD Data among others. Data coming from different databases have been homogenized, and in some cases estimation has been required. Main sources are specified in the dataset. For further information about the generation process of the dataset, please check García-Alaminos Á, Monsalve F, Zafrilla J, Cadarso MA (2020) Unmasking social distant damage of developed regions’ lifestyle: A decoupling analysis of the indecent labour footprint. PLOS ONE 15(4): e0228649. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0228649. For any question, you can contact the author at angela.garcia@uclm.es.

Modification of nighttime light levels by artificial illumination (artificial light at night; ALAN) is a rapidly increasing form of human disturbance that affects natural environments worldwide. Light in natural environments influences a variety of physiological and ecological processes directly and indirectly and, as a result, the effects of light pollution on species, communities and ecosystems are emerging as significant. Small prey species may be particularly susceptible to ALAN as it makes them more conspicuous and thus more vulnerable to predation by visually oriented predators. Understanding the effects of disturbance like ALAN is especially important for threatened or endangered species as impacts have the potential to impede recovery, but due to low population numbers inherent to at-risk species, disturbance is rarely studied. The endangered Stephens’ kangaroo rat (SKR), Dipodomys stephensi, is a nocturnal rodent threatened by habitat destruction from urban expansion. The degree to which ALAN impacts their recovery is unknown. In this study, we examined the effects of ALAN on SKR foraging decisions across a gradient of light intensity for two types of ALAN, flood and bug lights (756 vs 300 lumen, respectfully) during full and new moon conditions. We found that ALAN decreased probability of resource patch depletion compared to controls. Moreover, lunar illumination, distance from the light source and light type interacted to alter SKR foraging. Under the new moon, SKR were consistently more likely to deplete patches under control conditions, but there was an increasing probability of patch depletion with distance from the source of artificial light. The full moon dampened SKR foraging activity and the effect of artificial lights. Our study underscores that ALAN reduces habitat suitability, and raises the possibility that ALAN may impede the recovery of at-risk nocturnal rodents. Main conclusion: Artificial light source, moon phase and distance to light interact to negatively impact foraging energetics of endangered kangaroo rats, which has implications for management and recovery of nocturnal prey species.

We selected datasets that are indexed by the Mendeley Data Search engine on the 2019-present COVID-19 / Coronavirus pandemic. The aim was to make it easier to find potentially relevant datasets for this specific topic

Major element compositions of minerals (Ol, Opx, Cpx and Spl), whole-rock major- trace- and Re-Os isotopic compositions of the Yunzhug ophiolitic peridotites