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Research data for "m-Line Frank–Shockley Partial Dislocations in Wurtzite GaN: Atomistic Calculations and High Resolution Electron Microscopy Imaging"
No full textZbiór zawiera zdjęcia wykorzystane do zrobienia figur w artykule.</p
Corneal epithelial thickness maps in eyes with mild and moderate keratoconus
No full textZałączone dane do repozytorium stanowią materiał badawczy do artykułu zatytułowanego "Corneal epithelial thickness maps in eyes with mild and moderate keratoconus". Dane zawierają wiek włączonych pacjentów, dane dotyczące refrakcji, charakterystykę keratometryczną badanych oczu, dokładną charakterystykę pachymetryczną nabłonka rogówki z podziałem na sektory. Dane podzielono na 3 grupy: oczy zdrowe, oczy z wczesnym stożkiem rogówki oraz oczy z umiarkowanym stożkiem rogówki. Na podstawie tych danych przeprowadzono analizę, która umożliwiła scharakteryzowanie badanych grup.</p
Analysis of tribological wear of metallic membranes after the hydrogenation process
No full textThe ZIP archive contains compressed raw data from the process of hydrogen charging of metallic membranes, results of tribological tests, and tests using scanning and transmission electron microscopy method. The collection contains data sets based on which the photos were selected and the graphs presented in the publication were developed:Photo no. 7- A1_1_Poteciostatic: Volt-amperometric curves of hydrogen charging of metallic membranes, supported by the EC-lab program.Photo no. 12- A1_2_SEM_S: Photos of the membrane surface after hydrogen charging, taken using a scanning electron microscope.Photo 4-5- A1_3_SEM_CS: Photos of the cross-section of the membranes after hydrogen charging, taken using a scanning electron microscope.Photo no. 9- A1_4_Tribology: Results of tribological tests of the membranes after the hydrogen charging process.Photo no. 12- A1_5_Profilometr: Results of profilometric tests of the membrane surface after the hydrogen charging process.Photo 17-19- A1_6_TEM: Photos of the cross-section of the membranes after hydrogen charging, taken using a transmission electron microscopes.</p
Eksp. III: Apoptosis/ Necrosis Detection Kit, HBE wt i ∆α po traktowaniu pyłem księżycowym
No full textEksperymenty zostały przeprowadzone na linii HBE wt i HBE∆α traktowanych symulatorem pyłu księżycowego (LD) o stężeniu 100µg/ml przez 4 dni. Zastosowano również modulatory kanału BK, takie jak 10µM NARYNGENIN (NAR), 5µM NS1619, 10µM PAXYLIN. Następnie, komórki były odklejane i barwione według procedury Apoptosis/ Necrosis Detection Kit (blue, green, red) ab176749. Następnie komórki były podda analizie cytometrycznej w celu określenia liczebności poszczególnych komórek.</p
Birefringence ZEBRA fiber
No full textAdditional material for the article:A. Anuszkiewicz M. Bouet, A. Filipkowski, R. Kasztelanic, D. Dobrakowski, D. Pysz, A. Cassez, A. Mussot, G. Bouwmans, R. Buczynski, "Birefringence Engineering in Nanostructured ZEBRA Fiber," Journal of Lightwave Technology, 42(14), 4959-4965 (2024)Fiber designMeasurement resultsDispersionBirefringenceNumerical aperture (NA)ModesPlease consult the Readme.txt file for additional information. </p
Application of a self‑powered bipolar electrode system for silver ion release controlled by a chemical stimulus
No full textApplicability of a self-powered cascade bipolar electrode system for driving chemical charge transfer reactions (which under typical conditions do not occur spontaneously) was tested. As a proof of concept, oxidation of silver to silver ions was studied because the controlled release of small amounts of silver ions is of practical significance, e.g., due to their antibacterial activity. Since bacterial infection results in local acidification, effective bacteria killing by silver ions requires “stimuli-pH responsive” silver ions releasing arrangements. The applied cascade system consists of two bipolar electrodes (circuits) arranged in closed mode. One of the circuits, the “driving” one, is characterized by a high potential difference between opposite ends of the electrode (zinc wire connected with platinum electrode in the presence of hydrogen ions). Therefore, this bipolar electrode can trigger the silver oxidation process at the second bipolar electrode (silver/silver chloride electrode connected with silver wire). Cascade bipolar electrode architecture opens the possibility of tailored coupling chemical processes without need of electrochemical instrumentation. In the studied simple system, the process of silver oxidation can be effectively stimulated and controlled by the concentration of hydrogen ions contacting the platinum electrode, as a model of “stimuli-pH responsive” system, where lower pH actuates a higher rate of silver ion release. Electrochemical experiments were supplemented by quantification of silver released (ICP MS, UV/Vis). Basing on these results, some more general predictions concerning charge transfer reactions control and their sensitivity to external conditions for bipolar electrode systems were proposed.Data is organized into separate tabular files, available for download in various formats (XLSX, TAB, RDATA).Units used in tables are specified in each column name, inside square brackets [].</p
ANKIETA PANELU SENSORYCZNEGO TESTUJĄCEGO MIĘSO DROBIOWE OPAKOWANE W FILMU CHITOZANOWY
No full textPlik zawiera przykładową ankietę wypełnioną przez panelistów biorących udział w sesjach konsumenckich/sensorycznych mięsa drobiowego oraz mięsa drobiowego zabezpieczanego jadalnymi filmami.The file contains a sample survey completed by panelists participating in consumer/sensory sessions on poultry meat and poultry meat protected with edible films.</p
2D materials based detectors performance
No full textThe 2D material based detectors performance. I-V curves, dynamic resistance, detectivity, gain.</p
The CCSD/6-311+G(3df)//MP2/6-311+G(3df) results for boron-based superalkali clusters and corresponding cationic and anionic equilibrium geometries.
No full textThe Gaussian output files containing relaxed structures of BAe3 (Ae=Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba) superalkali clusters and corresponding anionic and cationic equilibrium geometries. The structures have been relaxed at the Moller-Plesset (MP2) perturbational method with the Pople split-valence basis sets of triple zeta quality, 6-311+G(3df). The output files contain the final energies of the MP2/6-311+G(3df) optimized neutral and ionic BAe3 (Ae=Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba) equilibrium geometries obtained at the coupled cluster method (CCSD) and using the 6-311+G(3df) basis set for the MP2/6-311+G(3df) corresponding neutral and ionic BAe3 (Ae=Be, Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba) equilibrium geometries, i.e. the CCSD/6-311+G(3df)//MP2/6-311+G(3df) energies.</p
Modulating backbone flexibility in hydroxamate siderophores for improved iron chelation and peptide nucleic acid (PNA) delivery into bacteria
No full textData:RP-HPLC spectra of pure siderophores and siderophore-PNA conjugates.CD spectra of siderophores.Spectrophotometric data for competition assay with EDTA. Data for calibration curve for each siderophore is included.Optical density at 600 nm (OD600) of E.coli mutants recorded in growth recovery assay in the presence of ferric-siderophores.Measurements of fluorescence of red fluorescent protein (RFP) expressed in the E.coli JW0669 Δfur culture with siderophores and siderophore-PNA conjugates.Top-scoring docking poses. Each file consists of a protein with docked ligand, and cofactors or other crystallographic ligands, when necessary.Input files for molecular dynamics simulations of siderophores in the "nonbonded" model. Input structures in the PDB format, topology files, and initial coordinate files are included.Data used to analyze the distances between the iron ion and oxygen atoms from the siderophore hydroxamate groups. Data was obtained in molecular dynamics simulations using the "nonbonded" model of iron(III)-siderophore interactions.</ul
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