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Herbicide response data for Camelina and Carinata
No full textThe presented dataset contains the results of a visual assessment of the effectiveness of the applied preparations and chlorophyll fluorescence tests conducted on Camelina sativa and Brassica carinata plants. The dataset consists of three files (csv.) with research results. The experiment was carried out in the greenhouse of the Department of Agronomy at the Poznań University of Life Sciences (52°25'56.4"N, 16°54'05.2"E).</p
Impartial humour in war times: global and national cartoons on Russian full-scale aggression in Ukraine
No full textThis article examines the use of impartial humour in political cartoons on the Russian-Ukrainian war. The dataset includes 18 political cartoons from Australia, the USA, Algeria, Morocco, Argentina, Brazil, Italy, Greece, Taiwan, Qatar, Iran, Ukraine, and Russia. This dataset is a selection from a corpus of 3,780 political cartoons from 65 countries in Europe, Asia, North America, South America, Africa, and Australia as a part of the research project “Laughter During the War: Russian Aggression in Ukraine in Political Cartoons and Memes”. The analysis of impartial humour is based on the corresponding parameters of political cartoons (goal-target, frame of reference-focus, and means-presentation) supplemented by two criteria: a) the author’s attitude toward the conflict parties and b) the author’s position toward the war and its consequences in general. Methodologically, it is supported by quantitative content analysis (MAXQDA2024). It highlights the unique characteristics of this humor and its significance within the study of political cartoons. The authors conclude that even if political cartoonists do not take a clear stance on the conflict parties, their work still reflects a vision of war as a global evil without borders. The paper offers insights into political cartoons as a vital element of modern culture, providing a platform for dialogue and discourse.</p
Research data for "Non-standard errors in the cryptocurrency world"
No full textSource data: an implementation for an example node from the paper "Non-standard errors in the cryptocurrency world."</p
Caffeine intake and self-reported symptoms among youth
No full textData on caffeine consumption obtained from the mobile app and from FFQ forms and feelings reported by adolescents and young adults; anthropometric data.Data contains a ReadMe.txt file.</p
The role of elacridar, a BCRP inhibitor in the resensitization of TOP-resistant ovarian cancer cell lines to cytotoxic drugs in 2D and 3D cell culture model
No full textThis data describe the effect of elacridar on resistance to Topotecan, Mitoxantrone and Cisplatin in TOP-resistant ovarian cancer cell lines with high level of BCRP drug transporter expression. A 2D monolayer and 3D spheroids models of cell culture were used in this study.</p
Cold-pressed Camelina sativa and Brassica carinata oils as a new tool for sustainable control of Dendrolimus pini
No full text[ENG:]The deposited dataset consists of seven Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) files and includes the results of biological and chemical studies conducted within the Horizon Europe project “CARina”. The aim of the project was to evaluate the potential of cold-pressed oils derived from Camelina sativa and Brassica carinata as an environmentally friendly tool for the sustainable protection of forests against the pine-tree lappet moth (Dendrolimus pini). The project focused on identifying alternatives to synthetic insecticides by combining analyses of the chemical composition of the oils with assessments of their effects on insect development, survival, and reproduction. The data form the basis of the publication entitled “Cold-pressed Camelina sativa and Brassica carinata oils as a new tool for sustainable control of Dendrolimus pini”.The chemical part of the dataset includes the files flavonoids.xlsx and phenolic acids.xlsx, which contain quantitative data on the concentrations of flavonoids and phenolic acids in the investigated oils, determined using UPLC (Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography). Rows correspond to individual oil samples, while columns report the concentrations of the analyzed compounds.The biological part of the dataset consists of five files. weight of larvae.xlsx contains measurements of the body weight of individual larvae recorded on consecutive days of the experiment, stored in a long-format structure, with unique individual identifiers and assignment to experimental groups (control, CS, BC). length of developmental stages.xlsxincludes data on the duration of larval and pupal stages, taking into account sex and experimental group. morphometric parameters of pupae.xlsx provides morphometric characteristics of pupae (weight, length, and width), together with information on sex and group. number of eggs.xlsx documents the number of eggs laid in the respective experimental groups. survival analysis.xlsx contains data prepared for larval survival analysis, including time to event, event status (0 – censored observation, 1 – event), and group. The data were generated and initially processed using Microsoft Excel.For more information, please see the ReadMe file.[PL:]Zdeponowany zbiór danych składa się z siedmiu plików w formacie Microsoft Excel (.xlsx) i obejmuje wyniki badań biologicznych oraz chemicznych prowadzonych w ramach projektu Horyzont Europa pod akronimem "CARina", którego celem była ocena potencjału olejów tłoczonych na zimno z Camelina sativa oraz Brassica carinata jako ekologicznego narzędzia zrównoważonej ochrony lasów przed barczatką sosnówką (Dendrolimus pini). Projekt koncentrował się na poszukiwaniu alternatywy dla syntetycznych insektycydów poprzez połączenie analiz składu chemicznego olejów z oceną ich wpływu na rozwój, przeżywalność i reprodukcję owada. Dane stanowią podstawę publikacji pt. “Cold-pressed Camelina sativa and Brassica carinata oils as a new tool for sustainable control of Dendrolimus pini”.Część chemiczna zbioru obejmuje pliki flavonoids.xlsx oraz phenolic acids.xlsx, zawierające dane ilościowe dotyczące zawartości flawonoidów i kwasów fenolowych w badanych olejach, oznaczonych metodą UPLC (Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography). Wiersze odpowiadają poszczególnym próbom olejów, natomiast kolumny zawierają stężenia oznaczanych związków.Część biologiczna obejmuje pięć plików. weight of larvae.xlsx zawiera pomiary masy pojedynczych larw wykonywane w kolejnych dniach doświadczenia, zapisane w strukturze długiej (long format), z unikalnym identyfikatorem osobnika oraz przypisaniem do grupy doświadczalnej (kontrola, CS, BC). length of developmental stages.xlsx obejmuje dane dotyczące długości stadiów larwalnego i poczwarkowego z uwzględnieniem płci i grupy. morphometric parameters of pupae.xlsx zawiera parametry morfometryczne poczwarek (masa, długość, szerokość) wraz z informacją o płci i grupie. number of eggs.xlsx dokumentuje liczbę złożonych jaj w poszczególnych grupach doświadczalnych. survival analysis.xlsx zawiera dane przygotowane do analizy przeżywalności larw, w tym czas do zdarzenia, status zdarzenia (0 – obserwacja ocenzurowana, 1 – zdarzenie) oraz grupę. Dane zostały wytworzone i wstępnie opracowane w Microsoft Excel.Więcej informacji zawartych jest w pliku ReadMe.</p
Climate and Energy Policy Proposals in the Manifestos of Polish Parliamentary Parties (2005–2019) (social network perspective)
No full textThese are tabular data presenting the presence or absence of specific climate-related policy proposals in the electoral programs of political parties in Poland between 2005 and 2019.Each row corresponds to one party in a given election year (e.g., PO 2005, PiS 2011, Lewica 2019).Each column represents a specific climate or energy policy proposal (e.g., “reduction of CO₂ emissions,” “phasing out coal,” “renewable energy sources,” “support for energy-intensive industries”).The value “1” indicates the presence of a given proposal in the party’s program, while an empty cell means its absence.The categorization key is a framework used to classify the content of electoral programs with regard to climate-related issues. Its purpose is to capture not only explicit references to climate policy (e.g., CO₂ reduction, renewable energy development, or opposition to EU climate regulations) but also broader programmatic proposals in areas such as economy, transport, housing, or agriculture, whose implementation could indirectly affect the climate.The key consists of four main categories:Mitigation measures – proposals directly aimed at protecting the climate (e.g., greenhouse gas reduction, energy transition, renewables, energy efficiency, afforestation, sustainable development, circular economy, low-emission transport).Adaptation measures – proposals enabling society to adapt to climate change impacts (e.g., water retention, adaptation plans, risk mapping, climate education, blue-green infrastructure, reducing urban heat island effects).Measures explicitly counteracting mitigation – proposals rejecting or undermining climate action (e.g., climate change denial, questioning human impact, opposing international climate agreements, arguing that Poland’s actions are irrelevant compared to major emitters).Measures indirectly counteracting mitigation – proposals driven by other policy goals, but which hinder emission reduction (e.g., subsidies for fossil fuels, support for energy-intensive industries, tax breaks for motor fuels, promotion of car and air transport, expansion of road and airport infrastructure).This coding scheme enabled the systematic identification of climate-relevant content in party programs and served as the basis for subsequent tabular coding and network analysis.</p
Raw data to the article entitled: Effect of tribo-layer developed during turning of Ti–6Al–4V ELI alloy on its low-temperature gas nitriding
No full textThe file contains data-set to the article entitled "Effect of tribo-layer developed during turning of Ti–6Al–4V ELI alloy on its low-temperature gas nitriding".The files present results of investigations of tribo-layer developed during turning of Ti–6Al–4V ELI alloy under low-temperature gas nitriding. Roughness and hardness measurements were supplemented by microstructural alaysis using SEM, TEM and XPS.</p
The effect of artificial and natural immunostimulants on the hemocytes of Steatoda grossa (Theridiidae) spiders exposed to cadmium
No full textThe dataset provides insights into the effects of long-term exposure to sublethal concentrations of cadmium on the hemocytes of adult female Steatoda grossa spiders. The study investigated both quantitative and qualitative degenerative changes in hemocytes following six months of exposure through a cadmium-contaminated prey model (Drosophila hydei). Additionally, it examined the responsiveness of hemocytes to artificial and natural immunostimulants, including 12-myristate 13-acetate phorbol (PMA) and bacterial suspensions of Staphylococcus aureus (Gram-positive) and Pseudomonas fluorescens (Gram-negative).The dataset includes:Cellular composition of hemolymph determined via flow cytometry using a FACScalibur (BD Biosciences) with CellQuest software. Three primary hemocyte subpopulations were analyzed: small, non-granular cells; large, non-granular cells; and large, granular cells. Hemocyte morphology was also assessed using an inverted microscope.Qualitative assessment of hemocyte condition, conducted through transmission electron microscopy (TEM; Hitachi H500).Metallothionein (MT) levels, measured using Indirect ELISA with a protocol optimized for spider samples. A mouse MT monoclonal antibody (Stressgen; 1:1000, 100 µL) was used as the primary antibody, while a goat anti-mouse IgG polyclonal antibody (AP Conjugate, Stressgen) served as the secondary antibody. A comparative analysis of MT levels in midgut cells was also performed.</ul
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