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Two-photon and three-photon circular dichroism of Au38 gold nanoclusters enantiomers
No full textThe dataset referenced in the cited article is available in .zip files. These files contain experimental data in .txt format, obtained using the following instrumentation: a JASCO V-670 spectrophotometer, a JASCO J-1500 circular dichroism spectrophotometer, and a polarization-sensitive Z-scan setup. The Z-scan setup employed an Astrella Ti:Sapphire laser system (Coherent) coupled with a TOPAS Prime (Coherent) tunable optical parametric amplifier (OPA). This dataset enables the characterization of the linear and nonlinear optical properties of Au38 enantiomers, specifically their interactions with linearly and circularly polarized light. Additionally, the provided data facilitate the calculation of two-photon and three-photon absorption cross sections for the Au38 nanocluster enantiomers.This archive contains a Read_me.txt file, which provides a detailed outline of the repository's folder contents and meaning, and their relevance to the original research.</p
Physiochemical, nutritional and biological properties of untreated and plasma-treated raspberry juice
No full textThe colletion contains a set of data related to the assessment of rasperry juice subjected to plasma treatment.The research was carried out within Opus 23 project (UMO-2022/45/B/ST8/02410) granted by National Science Center (Poland). Aim of the project is to develop plasma-mediated functionalization of bevareges.The set of data contains:Microbiological analysisHydrogen peroxide measurementsCytotoxicity dataNitrite concentrationsSeries of OES spectraCIE Lab parameters of bevareges</ol
Studenci teologii wobec sztucznej inteligencji
No full textBadanie ankietowe „Studenci teologii wobec sztucznej inteligencji” zostało przeprowadzone pośród studentów studiów magisterskich na kierunku Teologia na Wydziale Teologii Grekokatolickiej Uniwersytetu Preszowskiego w Preszowie na Słowacji w dniu 21 listopada 2024. Ankieta została przeprowadzona w formie elektronicznej. Studenci podczas zajęć skanowali kod QR, by uzyskać dostęp do ankiety. Ankietowani udzielali odpowiedzi na pytania otwarte w języku słowackim.Całość ankiety zawierała 32 pytania ułożone w dwa zestawy. Pośród nich były pytania zamknięte, otwarte oraz jedno z użyciem skali. Pierwsze pytanie filtrujące przekierowywało ankietowanych do odpowiedniego zestawu. Zestaw pierwszy, dla korzystających ze sztucznej inteligencji, zawierał od 15 do 20 pytań, w zależności od udzielanych kolejnych odpowiedzi. Zestaw drugi, dla niekorzystających ze sztucznej inteligencji zawierał od 7 do 11 pytań, w zależności od udzielanych kolejnych odpowiedzi. Zestaw pytań dla korzystających ze sztucznej inteligencji podzielony był na cztery moduły. Moduł pierwszy dotyczył sposobów i celów korzystania z AI. Moduł drugi dotyczył kwestii moralnych i wpływy AI na osobiste życie ankietowanych. Moduł trzeci dotyczył wspływu AI na życie społeczeństwa. Moduł czwarty poruszał zagadnienie wpływy AI na życie religijne. Zestaw pytań dla niekorzystających z AI podzielony był na dwa moduły. Pierwszy dotyczył przyczyn niekorzystania z AI oraz poruszał zagadnienie oceny wpływu sztucznej inteligencji na życie społeczne. Drugi moduł poruszał zagadnienie oceny wpływy AI na życie religijne.Do udziału w badaniu zaproszeni zostali wszyscy studenci teologii. W zajęciach, podczas których przeprowadzono badanie, wzięło udział 27 osób, z czego 24 wypełniły ankietę, co daje stopę zwrotu 88,89%.Badanie jest częścią projektu "Religia i Kościół w dobie sztucznej inteligencji" realizowanego przez międzynarodowy zespół pod kierunkiem dra. hab. Michała Wyrostkiewicza (prof. KUL). W skład zespołu weszli: dr Wojciech Wciseł i dr Wojciech Suchowierz z Katolickiego Uniwersytetu Lubelskiego Jana Pawła II oraz prof. dr hab. Marek Petro i dr Wjciech Iwanicki z Uniwersytetu Preszowskiego.Oryginalnym językiem ankiety był język słowacki, dlatego dane w pliku są w tym języku. W niedługiej przyszłości planowane jest tłumaczenie na języki polski i angielski na potrzeby przygotowywanych publikacji.</p
Immunological responses to tetanus and influenza vaccination in donkeys
No full textThe dataset concerns the immunological response of donkeys (Equus asinus) to a combined vaccination against tetanus and equine influenza. The data were collected in an experimental study aimed at assessing temporal changes in T and B lymphocyte populations as well as monocyte subpopulations using flow cytometry. This dataset enables evaluation of cell-mediated immune responses in donkeys—a species for which such data are extremely limited in the literature—making it a unique contribution to the fields of veterinary and comparative immunology.The dataset consists of raw tabular result summaries (xlsx, ods). These files document the percentage and mean fluorescence intensity (MFI) of selected immune cell subsets (e.g., CD4+, CD8+, FoxP3+, CD5+, PanB, CD14+) at three time points: pre-vaccination, 30 days after the initial dose, and 30 days after the booster dose. The .csv files also contain demographic information (age, sex) and metadata related to sample collection (date, individual ID).Data acquisition was performed using a BD FACSCanto II flow cytometer and analyzed with Kaluza 1.5 software. Peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMCs) were isolated using SepMate™–Lymphoprep™ kits. In vitro stimulation was carried out using a PMA/ionomycin cocktail with protein transport inhibitors. Antibodies used in this study were selected based on confirmed cross-reactivity with Equus asinus antigens.</p
Free MATLAB Code: lattice matching between a grain and its surrandings, identified layer by layer
No full textThe analysis of the lattice matching between a grain and its neighbors is performed by sets of programs written in the MATLAB environment including the free toolbox MTEX for analyzing and modeling crystallographic textures.</p
Influence of thermal modification on the gasochromic properties of WO3 thin films fabricated by electron beam evaporation
No full textFiles include the data presented in the manuscript entitled: "Influence of thermal modification on the gasochromic properties of WO3 thin films fabricated by electron beam evaporation" by Weichbrodt et al. (https://doi.org/10.1364/AO.574918)Fig. 1a presents results of structural investigations using Raman spectroscopy.Fig. 1b presents results of structural investigations using X-ray diffraction.Fig. 6a presents light transmission spectra of WO3 thin film annealed at 800C with palladium catalyst with a thickness of 1.5 nm. Measurements were done using experimental setup for gasochromic research, including, among others, Ocean Optics QE65000 spectrophotometer and DH-BAL 2000 light source.Fig. 6b presents light transmission spectra of WO3 thin film annealed at 800C with palladium catalyst with a thickness of 5 nm. Measurements were done using experimental setup for gasochromic research, including, among others, Ocean Optics QE65000 spectrophotometer and DH-BAL 2000 light source.Fig. 7a presents effect of catalyst thickness on the absolute changes in light transmission at 850 nm during consecutive cycles of exposure to hydrogen with different concentrations and recovery in air of a WO3 thin film annealed at 800C. Measurements were done using experimental setup for gasochromic research, including, among others, Ocean Optics QE65000 spectrophotometer and DH-BAL 2000 light source. Fig. 7b presents effect of catalyst thickness on the optical response at 850 nm during consecutive cycles of exposure to hydrogen with different concentrations and recovery in air of a WO3 thin film annealed at 800C. Measurements were done using experimental setup for gasochromic research, including, among others, Ocean Optics QE65000 spectrophotometer and DH-BAL 2000 light source.Fig. 10a presents transmission spectra of WO3 thin films annealed at 800C with a thin Pd catalyst during exposition to 25 ppm of hydrogen as well as a fit to the experimental measurements. Fitting of transmission data was done using SCOUT software. Fig. 10b presents refractive index coefficient spectra during colouring of WO3 films annealed at 800C with a thin Pd catalyst during exposition to 25 ppm of hydrogen. Data was calculated using SCOUT software.</p
Local structure modification around Si atoms in Si-implanted monocrystalline β-Ga2O3 (100) under heated substrate conditions
No full textUsing Vienna Ab-initio Simulation Package (VASP, v. 6.3.2) and applying projector augmented wave potentials, we performed first-principles density functional theory (DFT) calculations to study the monoclinic phase of β-Ga2O3 structure with the space group of C2/m which includes 20 atoms in its conventional unit cell. An energy cutoff of 510 eV, convergence tolerance of less than 0.03 eV/Å, and energy tolerance of less than 0.0001 eV with a 2 × 2 × 2 k-point grid were used for optimization calculations of 160-atom of 1 × 4 × 2 supercells with the symmetry turned off. Spin-polarized HSE06 hybrid functional was utilized with a fixed screening parameter and a 32% mixing parameter in order to get accurate structural and electronic properties. Our relaxation calculations resulted in a = 12.221 Å, b = 3.028 Å and c = 5.872 Å for lattice constants for the unit cell of β-Ga2O3 and the band gap of the pristine structure is Eg = 4.73 eV. relaxed structure of β-Ga2O3 with defects like Sii9 complexes are presented here in CONTCAR format, which can be open using VESTA open source visualization software and also Notepad or any text editors.</p
Analiza procesu otrzymywania 8-prenylonaringeniny z użyciem chromatografii cienkowarstwowej (TLC)
No full textDane stanowią wyniki badań przeprowadzonych w ramach Działania 1.1.1. Badania przemysłowe i prace rozwojowe realizowane przez przedsiębiorstwa, Programu Operacyjnego Inteligentny Rozwój 2014-2020 współfinansowanego ze środków Europejskiego Funduszu Rozwoju Regionalnego pt. „Stworzenie technologii przemysłowego otrzymywania fitoestrogenu z chmielu o największej aktywności biologicznej” Nr POIR: POIR.01.01.01-00-0956/18-00 realizowanego przez SYNKOL SPÓŁKA Z OGRANICZONĄ ODPOWIEDZIALNOŚCIĄ SPÓŁKA KOMANDYTOWA wykonane, w ramach umowy o podwykonawstwo, na Uniwersytecie Przyrodniczym we Wrocławiu.Frakcje z oczyszczania 8-prenylonaringeniny na chromatografie typu flash analizowano za pomocą chromatografii cienkowarstwowej (TLC).Chromatogram rozwijano na długości 7 cm, stosując jako eluent mieszaninę cykloheksanu, chloroformu i acetonu zmieszanych w stosunku 1:3:1. Drugą stosowaną mieszaniną był eluent o składzie chloroform:metanol 94:6. Obraz chromatograficzny badany był w świetle UV przy 365 nm oraz po wywołaniu przez zanurzenie w roztworze wywoływacza cerowego (1% Ce(SO4)2, 2% H3[P(Mo3O10)4] w 5% H2SO4) i wypaleniu opalarką. W tych warunkach wartości Rf wynosiły 0,60 dla 8PN, 0,44 dla XN i 0,17 dla IXN.Początkowo sprawdzono, czy reakcja zachodzi w pożądany sposób bez konieczności ogrzewania. Użyto 25 mg IXN (70,5 μmol) w 5 mL THF i 2 mL roztworu otrzymanego z 27,9 mg Mg (1,15 mmol) i 144 mg I2 (567 μmol) w 5 mL eteru dietylowego. Reakcję pozostawiono na noc – całkowity czas 15 h. Wynik TLC wykazał obecność kilku produktów reakcji co było niekorzystne ze względu na możliwe późniejsze trudności z oczyszczeniem chromatograficznym produktu. Symbolem M1 oznaczono ślad naniesiony z otrzymanej mieszaniny reakcyjnej, a IXN substrat.Następnie wykonano próbę w temperaturze wrzenia. Próba prowadzona była w identyczny sposób i na identyczną skalę, jak poprzednio (25 mg IXN), z tą różnicą, że reakcja prowadzona była 5 h w temperaturze wrzenia, po czym całość pozostawiono na noc w temperaturze pokojowej. Po standardowej przeróbce, analiza TLC wykazała obecność 8PN i śladowe ilości innych składników co wskazywało na pożądany i bardzo korzystny jej przebieg.</p
Deciphering the protective role of silicon in Fagopyrum esculentum Moench under drought and waterlogging conditions
No full textThis dataset presents experimental data on the effects of foliar silicon application on the growth and photosynthetic efficiency of common buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum cv. Smuga) under drought and waterlogging conditions. At twenty days after sowing, the plants were divided into three groups: (i) a well-irrigated control group, (ii) a drought-stressed group maintained at 30% soil moisture, and (iii) a waterlogging-stressed group, in which the root zone was submerged in 12 cm of water for 15 days. For each treatment, twelve plants were maintained. Each group was further divided into two sets: one set was foliarly sprayed with dH2O, while the other was sprayed with 1 mM sodium metasilicate nonahydrate (Na2SiO3·9H2O) at a dose equivalent to 400 L ha−1 as a Si supplementation. The dose per plant was calculated based on a planting density of 150 plants per square meter. Drought and waterlogging conditions were maintained for 15 days, with the first foliar spray applied at the beginning of the stress period. After this phase, the drought- stressed plants were re-irrigated, and the waterlogged plants were removed from excess water. This marked the beginning of the recovery phase, which lasted 15 days, with a second foliar spray applied at the start of this period. At the end of both the stress and recovery phases, various morphological, physiological, and photosynthetic attributes were measured. This research was funded by the National Science Centre of Poland (NCN, No. 2021/43/I/NZ9/01356) and the Czech Science Foundation (GACR, No. 23–04221L), with additional support from the “Innovator” grant (No. 01/2024/INN) at the Poznań University of Life Sciences.The dataset includes the following files: Morphological attiributes.xlsx- contains data on growth attributes, including shoot length, leaf numbers/plant, stem diameter, chlorophyll content and leaf thickness. Physiological attributes.xlsx- contains data on physiological attributes, including fresh and dry weight, relative water content, water saturation deficit, and electrolyte leakage.Gas exchange attributes.xlsx- contains gas exchange attributes, including transpiration rate, stomatal conductance, photosynthetic rate, water use efficiency, intercellular CO2 concentration, stomatal limitation.Chorophyll Fluorescence.xlsx- provides chlorophyll a fluorescence (OJIP) transients of dark-adapted plants, recorded using a FluorPen FP 110/D instrument. OJIP parameters.xlsx- includes various chlorophyll fluorescence parameters derived from OJIP transients. Photosynq parameters.xlsx- contains photosynthetic parameters based on fluorescence and electrochromic shifts, measured using a MultispeQ V2.0 device connected to the PhotosynQ platform. Temperature.xlsx and PPFD.xlsx- provide temperature and photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD) data from the growing season during the experiment. This dataset is valuable for researchers studying abiotic stress tolerance mechanisms in plants. For further details on the experiment, refer to ReadMe.pdf.</p
Dataset from the analysis of: Ancestral effects on digestive enzyme activities in the house crickets Acheta domesticus subjected to multigenerational exposure to graphene oxide nanoparticles in food
No full textThe dataset is connected with the project goal: elucidation and description of mechanisms of decreased survival (in the first and second generations) and decreased DNA stability (in subsequent generations) after constant exposure of cricket cohorts (Acheta domesticus -model organism) to sublethal amounts of GO in their food, and also evaluation of physiological and biochemical symptoms of adjustment to such stressful conditions.The goal of collecting this data is to check the connection between the multigenerational house cricket intoxication with graphene oxide in two different concentrations and the changes in the activity of 20 gut enzymes. The partgoals of this project are to check and describe:1. Connections between exposure of A. domesticus to GO and composition of gut microbiota and, in turn, their physiology (growth, reproduction, and general fitness);2. Microbiome composition in GO-exposed crickets in relation to strain and generation;3. Microbiome metabolic profiles in GO-exposed crick-dependent scheme;4. Energy budget indices in both strains of GO-exposed crickets in relation to exposure time; digestive enzyme activity.</p
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