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PDB:3W2D, Crystal Structure of Staphylococcal Enterotoxin B in complex with a novel neutralization monoclonal antibody 3E2 (312K, 39°C, 100 ns)
No full textPDB:3W2D, Crystal Structure of Staphylococcal Enterotoxin B in complex with a novel neutralization monoclonal antibody 3E2 (312K, 39°C, 100 ns): random seed #1. PDBs obtained at every 50 ns
Replication Data for: Log of Gravity
No full textData and code to replicate the results in "The Log of Gravity
Smallholder Agriculture Commercialization in Rwanda, 2022
No full textThis dataset pertains to a survey on smallholder commercialization conducted in Rwanda during October and November of 2022. The primary objective of this study is to enhance data and analysis regarding the returns associated with commercial smallholder production systems and policies aimed at supporting smallholder commercialization.
The data were collected from a nationally and provincially representative households’ sample of 2,020 rural smallholder agricultural households selected from five provinces. The survey focused on various key data points, including household demographics, farm and nonfarm assets, farm characteristics (such as land use, crop production, inputs usage, participation in agricultural programs, livestock, etc.), household expenditures and incomes, labor utilization, and other relevant factors throughout the agricultural year of 2022
Replication Data for: What are the impacts of counter-SOC awareness raising strategies?
No full textCounter serious and organised crime (SOC) strategies often include an awareness-raising element. Such messaging aims to build support for counter-SOC efforts, and intolerance for organised criminal activity. However, a growing body of research suggests that raising awareness to ‘social bads’ like SOC may risk backfiring by encouraging pessimistic attitudes about whether they can be controlled and could even nudge people to agree with populist narratives which argue that political outsiders represent the only hope for tackling systemic problems. A nationally representative survey experiment in Albania was conducted to test, for the first time, the impact of messages about SOC. Typical of counter-SOC messaging in practice, the first message emphasised the harms SOC causes. The second was more positive, highlighting high levels of social disapproval of SOC, a theme that social norms research suggests may be effective. We find that the first message backfires by reducing confidence in law enforcement and encouraging support for populist ideas. The second message is unexpectedly found to also encourage support for a populist sentiment, while having no positive impact on attitudes about law enforcement. This suggests that even positive messaging about ‘social bads’ can risk triggering unwanted responses
Data for: Non- inferiority fractional-doses trial for yellow fever vaccine (NIFTY Trial)
No full textThe NIFTY trial sought to determine whether reducing the dosage of the vaccine can provide the same protection to the standard dosage given in Kenyan and Ugandan adults and children. The trial is registered at ClinicalTrials.gov. ID: NCT04059471.
This dataset relates to a trial to determine the safety and immune response elicited by the reduced doses of yellow fever vaccine in comparison to full dose of the vaccine in Kenyan and Ugandan adults. This was a parallel group, randomized, controlled, blinded, non-inferiority trial of four different doses of YF vaccine. The study was conducted at the KEMRI CGMRC in Kilifi, Kenya and at Epicentre in Mbarara, Uganda. Both these sites had already worked together in study (Clinicaltrials.gov number: NCT02991495).Adult participants (n=480) was randomized for vaccination with full standard dose or with 1000,500 or 250 IU (i.e. 4 arms) with a 1:1:1:1 allocation ratio. Adult vaccinees was followed up for 2 years. This data was captured in paper Case report forms(CRFs) stored in secure lockable cabinets by study clinicians and later transcribed into eCRFs using REDCap database by data entry clerks located at each site. Data export to create analysis was done using STATA statistical software.</p
Structure-based network analysis predicts pathogenic variants in human proteins associated with inherited retinal disease
No full textIndividual network scores and pathogenicity probabilitie
Drivers and Evolution of Financial Efficiency in Chinese Renewable Energy Companies: An Integrated Analysis by Combining the Super-Efficient SBM Model and Panel Quantile Regression Technique
No full textFinancial Efficienc
Replication Data for: A Comparison of Smartphone and Infrasound Microphone Data from a Fuel Air Explosive and a High Explosive
No full textExplosion data from a Fuel Air Explosive (Thermobaric Bomb) and a high explosive collected on an infrasound microphone and a smartphone sensor network.
The infrasound microphone data are in units of Pascals and the smartphone microphone data are in units of bits (Garcés, 2020; Garcés, 2023). Both data have not been corrected for local weather effects (Sachs, 1944).
The data is available as a pandas DataFrame, a collection of SAC files, and a collection of miniSEED files for greater usability. However, the pandas DataFrame is recommended as all the information is consolidated. Supplementary information on the sensors for miniSEED and SAC is available in CSV format.
channel name convention for miniSEED and SAC:
GDF: microphone
SDO: barometer
ABT: barometer time
DN1*: accelerometer (x-axis, towards the right of phone when looking at the screen in vertical orientation)
DN2*: accelerometer (y-axis, towards the top of phone when looking at the screen in vertical orientation)
DNZ*: accelerometer (z-axis, perpendicular to the phone when looking at the screen in vertical orientation)
AAT: accelerometer time
*the phones were laying flat on ground however were not oriented towards North or East.
References:
Sachs, R. G. (1944), The dependence of blast on ambient pressure and temperature, Tech. rep., DTIC Document.
Garcés, M. A. (2020). Quantized Constant-Q Gabor Atoms for Sparse Binary Representations of Cyber-Physical Signatures. Entropy, 22(9), 936. https://doi.org/10.3390/e22090936
Garcés, M. A., (2023) Quantized Information in Spectral Cyberspace. Entropy. 25(3), 419. https://doi.org/10.3390/e25030419<br
Which Information Do Politicians Pay Attention To? Evidence from a Field Experiment and Interviews
No full textThis document provides a comprehensive replication package for our study, "Which Information Do Politicians Pay Attention To? Evidence from a Field Experiment and Interviews". The purpose of this package is to enable other researchers to reproduce our findings, verify our methodologies, and extend our research. Please see README.rtf and README.pdf for further details
Replication Data for: Campaign Finance Vouchers Do Not Expand the Diversity of Donors: Evidence from Seattle
No full textReplication Data for: Campaign Finance Vouchers do not Expand the Diversity of Donors: Evidence from Seattl