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Replication Data for: Glucosylceramide increases the mechanical resistance of membrane domains
No full textReplication of Data for: the manuscript Glucosylceramide increases the mechanical resistance of membrane domains. Dynamic light scattering (DLS) data, atomic force microscopy images on supported lipid bilayers and force spectroscopy data (breakthrough force data). Membranes composed of DOPC, sphyngomielin, cholesterol and glucosylceramide in different proportions
Replication data for: Effect of Plant Proteins on the in vitro Lipid Digestibility and β-Carotene Bioaccessibility of Oleogels
No full textThis dataset presents the physicochemical and nutritional characterization of beta-carotene-loaded oleogels in the presence of plant proteins (soy, wheat and pea proteins) during in vitro gastrointestinal digestion. The data includes zeta-potential analysis (Phase-Analysis Light Scattering), lipid digestion kinetics assessed through pH-STAT titration of free fatty acids, and beta-carotene bioaccessibility values derived from micellar phase isolation and UV-VIS spectrophotometric quantification against a hexane-based calibration curve. These data provide a quantitative evaluation of the impact of protein addition on the lipid digestibility and nutrient release of oleogel systems
Dades estadístiques d' habitatge del projecte VIVIR
No full text"Los datos empleados en este informe proceden de diversas fuentes oficiales nacionales y europeas especializadas en la producción de estadísticas públicas sobre vivienda, mercado inmobiliario, condiciones residenciales y dinámicas socioeconómicas asociadas. El conjunto de datasets compilados ofrece una panorámica amplia y multidimensional del sector residencial, permitiendo analizar tanto la evolución de precios como la accesibilidad, el parque de vivienda, la demanda efectiva, la oferta disponible y las características estructurales del mercado.
En primer lugar, los datos del Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE) y del catálogo nacional de datos abiertos (datos.gob.es) constituyen la base principal para el análisis de la vivienda en España. Estos incluyen indicadores como el Índice de Precios de la Vivienda (IPV), estadísticas sobre viviendas principales según tamaño del hogar, distribución por tipología y antigüedad, así como series relacionadas con superficie útil, número de habitaciones o régimen de tenencia. Estos datos permiten observar la evolución temporal del mercado residencial y las diferencias territoriales entre comunidades autónomas, provincias y municipios. Adicionalmente, se incorporan datasets procedentes de plataformas estadísticas regionales, como el Idescat catalán, que aportan información detallada sobre el valor tasado medio de la vivienda libre y protegida, diferenciando por antigüedad del inmueble, régimen de protección y ámbito geográfico. Estos datos enriquecen el análisis territorial y permiten contrastar dinámicas locales con las tendencias nacionales. A nivel europeo, los datos de Eurostat y de la Comisión Europea ofrecen una perspectiva comparada mediante indicadores armonizados sobre precios de vivienda, evolución del alquiler, carga financiera del hogar, vulnerabilidad residencial, calidad de la vivienda y gasto en vivienda. Estas estadísticas permiten contextualizar la situación española dentro del marco europeo y analizar convergencias o divergencias respecto a otros Estados miembros. En conjunto, los datasets recopilados abarcan distintos niveles territoriales (UE, Estado, comunidades autónomas y provincias), diferentes periodicidades (anual, trimestral o mensual) y múltiples dimensiones de la vivienda (precio, tasación, accesibilidad, calidad, superficie, vivienda libre o protegida). Para su integración en un único esquema analítico, cada dataset ha sido clasificado según origen, indicador, unidad de medida, ámbito geográfico y periodo temporal, lo que permite comparaciones cruzadas y análisis longitudinales coherentes. En suma, la combinación de estas fuentes ofrece una base estadística sólida, oficial y actualizada que respalda el análisis del mercado de la vivienda, facilitando una interpretación rigurosa y contextualizada de los procesos que afectan al acceso a la vivienda, la asequibilidad y las dinámicas residenciales en España y en la Unión Europea"
Forest inventories database for the evaluation of different adaptive forest management practices applied in Requesens, Montesquiu and Montnegre locations (Catalonia, Spain) under the MONIMED project.
No full textThis dataset comprises forest inventory data and environmental characteristics (soil) from forest monitoring plots in Requesens, Montesquiu and Montnegre locations (Catalonia, Spain). The dataset contains the information measured by CREAF during the MONIMED project (G-04-2024) between 2024 and 2025. The data monitors the performance of different forest management practices, from conventional practices to Climate-Smart Forestry practices, comparing several ecological variables. This dataset compiles data on carbon stock in living trees (stems, branches, foliage, roots); carbon stock in soil, defoliation and decoloration, tree density, basal area, potential biodiversity index, fire vulnerability, total aerial biomass, total understorey biomass, tree status, tree position, tree DBH, tree volume, tree defoliation, and tree vitality
Replication Data for: G-protein activation of the dark-state visual G protein-coupled receptor rhodopsin by releasing critical structural constraints
No full textRaw data that are part of the publication: "G-protein activation of the dark-state visual G protein-coupled receptor rhodopsin by releasing critical structural constraints" by Eva Ramon, Kristina Kirchberg, Mireia Jiménez-Rosés, Jens Balke, Tai-Yang Kim, Arnau Cordomí, Ulrike Alexiev, Pere Garriga to be published in Communications Biology, 2026. This dataset compiles the results for i) triple mutant rhodopsin T94I/E134Q/M257Y spectral characterization, ii) the ability of triple mutant rhodopsin T94I/E134Q/M257Y to bind all-trans-retinal and further characterization, iii) the Molecular Dynamics analysis and Simulations to understand molecular basis of the mutation, iv) the accessibility of G protein peptide on the T94I/E134Q/M257Y triple mutant when compared to WT rhodopsin and v) Helix 8 mobility of the T94I/E134Q/M257Y triple mutant when compared to WT rhodopsin
Replication data for "Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ understandings of scientific framings of climate change"
No full textThis dataset was created in order to document the analysis of the manuscript "Indigenous Peoples’ and local communities’ understandings of scientific framings of climate change". The term climate change can be framed in multiple ways. In dominant scientific and policy discourses, it is typically defined as a global-scale phenomenon driven by physical processes and largely detached from lived human experience. Drawing on 1,617 survey responses from 20 globally distributed sites inhabited by Indigenous Peoples and local communities whose livelihoods depend on their territories, we examine patterns in local understandings of the term climate change. Using a systematic cross-cultural analysis of respondents’ explanations—assessing references to drivers and impacts and identifying narrative frames across sites—we explore how interpretations vary by climate zone, biome, and primary livelihood activity. Our findings show, first, that many respondents do not provide explicit explanations of the term, a pattern that likely reflects linguistic, cultural, and epistemological differences rather than a lack of knowledge. Second, when explanations are offered, they emphasize locally experienced environmental impacts over abstract or global drivers, underscoring experiential and livelihood-centred perceptions. Third, these explanations are shaped by local climatic, ecological, and social contexts, demonstrating how climate zones, biomes, and livelihood activities structure understandings of climate change. Finally, narrative frames are predominantly environmental, frequently invoke human responsibility, and often intertwine moral and spiritual dimensions, reflecting holistic knowledge systems in which ecological, social, and ethical orders are deeply interconnected. By revealing systematic patterns in how Indigenous Peoples and local communities understand climate change across diverse contexts, this study highlights the importance of centring culturally grounded perspectives in research and policy to support more inclusive, locally relevant, and socially just climate action
Replication Data for Early development and dynamics of nasopharyngeal microbiota in infants during the COVID-19 pandemic: A 2-year prospective birth cohort study
No full textThe dataset contains the raw data of 16S rRNA gene sequencing described in the paper "Early development and dynamics of nasopharyngeal microbiota in infants during the COVID-19 pandemic: A 2-year prospective birth cohort study" by Aleix Lluansí, Pedro Brotons, et al. This dataset includes a total of 72 samples from 32 children, collected at three different time points: 3-6 months, 12 months, and 18-24 months. In addition to the sequencing data, the dataset also includes the associated clinical necessary to reproduce the analysis and results presented in the study
Inventari de l’anàlisi antracològica del jaciment de la Plaça de la Font (Tarragona)
No full textAnthracological data from the rescue excavations at Plaça de la Font (Tarragona).
The attached data come from the anthracological record from a Roman and Middle ages site
An unexpected Scalopini mole (Talpidae, Mammalia) from the Pliocene of Europe sheds light on the phylogeny of talpids
No full textThis series of data pertains to the information generated for the taxonomic identification of a mole from the paleontological site of Camp dels Ninots. Various morphological characters, including dentition, mandible, and postcranial elements, were instrumental in the identification of this specimen as a new genus and species