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Replication data for "β-arrestin2 mobilization" of "Cytoskeleton Protein Filamin A Is Required for Efficient Somatostatin Receptor Type 2 Internalization and Recycling through Rab5 and Rab4 Sorting Endosomes in Tumor Somatotroph Cells"
No full textRepresentative immunofluorescence images and co-immunoprecipitation experiments carried out in GH3 cells silenced for FLNA, showing the effects of the absence of FLNA on β-arrestin2 mobilization to cell surface SST2
Replication Data for: What if? Using counterfactuals to evaluate the effects of structural labour market reforms: evidence from the Italian Jobs Act
No full textThe Dataset and code replicates the evaluation of the Jobs Act using the synthetic research method cointained in the article.
The article assesses the impact of the Jobs Act, the structural labour market reform passed in Italy under Matteo Renzi’s cabinet in 2014-2015. After the downturns of the Great Recession, the major goal of this flagship initiative was to boost overall employment performance while reducing labour market segmentation and enhancing more stable job opportunities for labour market outsiders, especially among younger cohorts and women. Our empirical investigation relies on an innovative approach, namely, the synthetic control method, which allows us to estimate what would have happened if the Jobs Act had not been introduced. Comparing real-world observations for a number of key employment indicators with their estimated synthetic counterfactuals, we find that the Jobs Act did not fulfil its expectations; over the past five years, no significant effects were driven by the reform, which may even have led to an increase in labour market segmentation
Replication data for 'Anomalous delocalization of resonant states in graphene \& the vacancy magnetic moment'
No full textSupport files for the first-principles calculations on anomalous delocalization of resonant states in graphene
Replication Data for: Twelve Votes for an Exit: Compromise and Responsiveness in the Brexit Process
No full textDataset and code for the article "Twelve Votes for an Exit" It includes division data and electoral data. Brexit has been at the centre of the last two British elections and the past legislative term. The UK’s exit from the European Union was characterized by a series of parliamentary setbacks, with several government defeats, continuous rebellions and cross-party agreements made to secure control of the agenda. In the research reported in this article, we analyse the parliamentary Brexit process through careful examination of the 12 indicative votes held in Westminster in 2019 to find an alternative solution to Theresa May’s exit agreement. We map the choices of each MP along two relevant dimensions, connecting them to the socioeconomic structure of their constituencies as well as to the preferences expressed in the 2016 Brexit referendum. Moreover, we associate these parliamentary behaviours – and thus MPs’ attitudes towards compromise and responsiveness – to the gains and losses experienced during the subsequent 2019 general election
Replication data - Sampling sites, databases for SDMs and R scripts for MLPE models - for"Landscape characteristics influence regional dispersal in a high-elevation specialist migratory bird, the water pipit Anthus spinoletta"
No full textLocation of sampling sites, databases (species-with-data files in RDS format) and scripts associated with the paper.
Two R scripts for Maximum Likelihood Population Effects models are provided:
1. script_MLPE: R script used to fit maximum likelihood population effects models, considering the entire study area;
2. script_MLPE_sub_areas: R script used to fit maximum likelihood population effects models, considering two sub-areas separately.
Three files with coordinates of sampled individuals are provided:
1. WP_coord_N: sampling sites coordinates for all individuals captured in the northern sub-area (EPSG:3035 - ETRS89 / LAEA Europe);
2. WP_coord_S: sampling sites coordinates for all individuals captured in the southern sub-area (EPSG:3035 - ETRS89 / LAEA Europe);
3. WP_coordinates: sampling sites coordinates for all individuals (EPSG:3035 - ETRS89 / LAEA Europe).
Two files in RDS format (R software, package SDMtune) with testing and training locations, as well as background points, for building Species Distribution Models (EPSG:3035 - ETRS89 / LAEA Europe)
Replication Data for: nuclei analysis 72h for "Cluster-Assembled Zirconia Substrates Accelerate the Osteogenic Differentiation of Bone Marrow Mesenchymal Stem Cells"
No full textReplication Data for: nuclei analysis 72
Replication data for "Ex vivo Mass Spectrometry-Based Biodistribution Analysis of an Antibody-Resiquimod Conjugate Bearing a Protease-Cleavable and Acid-Labile Linker"
No full textData for Manuscript "Ex vivo Mass Spectrometry-Based Biodistribution Analysis of an Antibody-Resiquimod Conjugate Bearing a Protease-Cleavable and Acid-Labile Linker
Replication Data for Mitochondria thickness for "Low extracellular magnesium induces phenotypic and metabolic alterations in C2C12-derived myotubes"
No full textReplication Data for: mitochondria thicknes
Work data for: "Evaluation of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) organotypic intestinal platforms: cellular responses after long-term exposure to in vitro digested feed"
No full textThis dataset collects all the raw data of the article "Evaluation of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) organotypic intestinal platforms: cellular responses after long-term exposure to in vitro digested feed"
Replication Data for: Looking retrospectively at the 2018 Italian general election: the state of the economy and the presence of foreigners
No full textMunicipal and provincial Italian electoral data 2018, together with economic and immigration data at the same level. Shapefiles dataset for maps and spatial regression models.
Scholars agree that two major issues oriented voting behaviours during the Italian general election of 2018. The first was the state of the economy, which had not yet recovered from the lowest points reached during the Great Recession, but had nevertheless exhibited some marginal improvement. The second issue originated from another crisis, the refugee and asylum emergency, which contributed to increasing the presence of foreigners in Italy and the salience of the migration issue. The article investigates the impact of these two types of problem on the 2018 election results by using aggregated objective data at the municipal level. It finds confirmation
of the two issues’ impact on retrospective punishment of the incumbent Democratic Party also when using spatial regression models distinguishing the direct influence and the spill-over effects of the poor state of the economy and an increase in the size of the foreign population