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TABLE_2_ASSOCIATION MAPPING FOR BROOMRAPE RESISTANCE IN SUNFLOWER.XLSX
- Calderón González, Álvaro
- Pérez-Vich, Begoña
- Pouilly, Nicolas
- Boniface, Marie-Claude
- Louarn, Johann
- Velasco Varo, Leonardo
- Muños, Stéphane
[Introduction] Sunflower breeding for resistance to the parasitic plant sunflower broomrape (Orobanche cumana Wallr.) requires the identification of novel resistance genes. In this research, we conducted a genome-wide association study (GWAS) to identify QTLs associated with broomrape resistance., [Methods] The marker-trait associations were examined across a germplasm set composed of 104 sunflower accessions. They were genotyped with a 600k AXIOM® genome-wide array and evaluated for resistance to three populations of the parasite with varying levels of virulence (races EFR, FGV, and GTK) in two environments., [Results and Discussion] The analysis of the genetic structure of the germplasm set revealed the presence of two main groups. The application of optimized treatments based on the general linear model (GLM) and the mixed linear model (MLM) allowed the detection of 14 SNP markers significantly associated with broomrape resistance. The highest number of marker-trait associations were identified on chromosome 3, clustered in two different genomic regions of this chromosome. Other associations were identified on chromosomes 5, 10, 13, and 16. Candidate genes for the main genomic regions associated with broomrape resistance were studied and discussed. Particularly, two significant SNPs on chromosome 3 associated with races EFR and FGV were found at two tightly linked SWEET sugar transporter genes. The results of this study have confirmed the role of some QTL on resistance to sunflower broomrape and have revealed new ones that may play an important role in the development of durable resistance to this parasitic weed in sunflower., Peer reviewed
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oai:digital.csic.es:10261/341767
Dataset. 2023
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS: IMPROVEMENT IN THE STABILITY AND BIOACCESSIBILITY OF CAROTENOID AND CAROTENOID ESTERS FROM A PAPAYA BY-PRODUCT USING O/W EMULSIONS
- Lara-Abia, Sara
- Lobo-Rodrigo, Gloria
- Pérez-Pascual, Noelia
- Welti-Chanes, Jorge
- Cano, M. Pilar
Figure S1: C30 reversed-phase chromatograms of carotenoids at 450 nm obtained from Sweet Mary papaya (Carica papaya L.) peel encapsulated by O/W emulsions in (a) carotenoid-enriched soybean oil (vegetable oil + papaya carotenoid extract (carotenoid μg/g vegetable oil), (b) carotenoid-enriched sunflower oil (vegetable oil + papaya carotenoid extract (μg carotenoid μg/g vegetable oil), (c) O/W soybean emulsion with encapsulated carotenoid extract, (d) O/W sunflower emulsion with encapsulated carotenoid extract, and in the digesta fractions during the in vitro digestion of (e) O/W soybean emulsion and (f) O/W sunflower oil emulsion in the oral phase, (g) O/W soybean emulsion and (h) O/W sunflower oil emulsion in the gastric phase, and (i) O/W soybean emulsion and (j) O/W sunflower oil emulsion in the intestinal phase. Peak identities in Table S1; Figure S2: C30 reversed-phase chromatograms of carotenoids at 450 nm obtained from Sweet Mary papaya (Carica papaya L.) peel encapsulated by O/W emulsions in the micellar fractions during the in vitro digestion of (a) soybean microemulsion and (b) sunflower oil microemulsion in the oral phase, (c) soybean microemulsion and (d) sunflower oil microemulsion in the gastric phase, and (e) soybean microemulsion and (f) sunflower oil microemulsion in the intestinal phase. Peak identities in Table S1; Figure S3: Stability of main papaya carotenoids (μg carotenoids/g emulsion) ((all-E)-β-cryptoxanthin, (all-E)-β-carotene, (all-E)-β-cryptoxanthin laurate, and (all-E)-lycopene) in (a) O/W soybean oil and (b) O/W sunflower oil emulsions before and after in vitro gastrointestinal digestion. Non-digested values refer to the content of each carotenoid in the carotenoid-enriched oil extract before encapsulation by O/W emulsions; Figure S4: Images taken with confocal microscope of (a) soybean and (b) sunflower final emulsions after being processed through high-pressure homogenization (HPH) at 100 MPa for 5 cycles. Scale bars are 5 μm long. Table S1: Percentage (%) fatty acid composition of edible vegetable oils (Dubois et al., 2007) [18]; Table S2: Chromatographic identification a of carotenoids and carotenoid esters from Sweet Mary papaya (Carica papaya L.) peel to formulate soybean oil and sunflower oil carotenoid-enriched emulsions. Table S3: Content of individual carotenoids and carotenoid esters in Sweet Mary papaya (Carica papaya L.) peel extracts., Peer reviewed
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oai:digital.csic.es:10261/341809
Dataset. 2023
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS OF REPLY TO FRAŃSKI, R.; BESZTERDA-BUSZCZAK, M. COMMENT ON "VILLALVA ET AL. ANTIOXIDANT, ANTI-INFLAMMATORY, AND ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES OF AN ACHILLEA MILLEFOLIUM L. EXTRACT AND ITS FRACTIONS OBTAINED BY SUPERCRITICAL ANTI-SOLVENT FRACTIONATION AGAINST HELICOBACTER PYLORI. ANTIOXIDANTS 2022, 11, 1849"
- Villalva, Marisol
- Silván, José Manuel
- Alarcón, Teresa
- Villanueva-Bermejo, David
- Jaime, Laura
- Santoyo, Susana
- Martínez-Rodríguez, Adolfo J.
Table S1: Phenolic compounds identified in yarrow samples by using HPLC-ESI-QTOF-MS., Peer reviewed
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Dataset. 2023
SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS FOR A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY ON THE CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION AND NEUROPROTECTIVE EVALUATION OF PRACAXI NUTS EXTRACTS OBTAINED BY A SUSTAINABLE APPROACH
- Mohammadnezhad, Pouya
- Valdés, Alberto
- Barrientos, Ruth E.
- Ibáñez, Elena
- Block, Jane Mara
- Cifuentes, Alejandro
Table S1: Analysis of Variance of extraction yield variable for response surface modeling showing linear, quadratic and interaction relations, and coefficient for model prediction; Table S2: Analysis of Variance of TPC variable for response surface modeling showing linear, quadratic and interaction relations, and coefficient for model prediction; Table S3: Analysis of Variance of ROS variable for response surface modeling showing linear, quadratic and interaction relations, and coefficient for model prediction; Table S4: Analysis of Variance of AChE variable for response surface modeling showing linear, quadratic and interaction relations, and coefficient for model prediction; Table S5: Annotated compounds and their total compound contribution (%) in pracaxi SFE extract after HPLC-CSH-Q-TOF MS/MS ESI (−) analysis; Table S6: Annotated compounds and their total compound contribution (%) in pracaxi SFE extract after HPLC-CSH-Q-TOF MS/MS ESI (+) analysis; Table S7: Annotated compounds and their total compound contribution (%) in pracaxi SFE extract after GC-Q-TOF MS analysis; Table S8: PLE conditions, desirability and predicted response values at the optimum conditions predicted by the model, and experimental response values for the selected optimum conditions; Table S9: Tentative identified compounds in pracaxi nuts PLE extracts after HPLC-C18-Q-TOF MS/MS ESI (+/−) analyses; Figure S1: Estimated response surfaces for each response variable, and their corresponding Standardized Pareto charts: (A) Extraction yield (%); (B) TPC (mg GAE/mL); (C) IC50 ROS (µg/mL); (D) IC50 AChE (µg/mL); Figure S2: Desirability response surface to optimize response variables: (A) including extraction yield as response variable; (B) excluding extraction yield as response variable; Figure S3: PCA score plots of pracaxi nuts PLE extracts data obtained by: (A) HPLC-C18-Q-TOF MS/MS ESI (+); (B) HPLC-C18-Q-TOF MS/MS ESI (−); Figure S4: PLS-DA score plots of pracaxi nuts PLE extracts data obtained by: (A) HPLC-C18-Q-TOF MS/MS ESI (+); (B) HPLC-C18-Q-TOF MS/MS ESI (−)., Peer reviewed
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Dataset. 2023
SUPPLEMENTAL MATERIAL FOR THE ARTICLE “A DIETARY POLYPHENOL METABOLITE ALTERS CA1 EXCITABILITY EX VIVO AND MILDLY AFFECTS CORTICOHIPPOCAMPAL FIELD POTENTIAL GENERATORS IN ANESTHETIZED ANIMALS”
- Montero-Atalaya, Marta
- Expósito, Sara
- Muñoz-Arnaiz, Ricardo
- Makarova, Julia
- Bartolomé, Begoña
- Martín, Eduardo
- Moreno-Arribas, M. Victoria
- Herreras, Óscar
Supplementary Figure 1. The effect of PCA on the frequency content of the different FP generators. The values represent the mean power and standard error (n = 5) normalized to the control (ACSF, black dots) averaged in 15 min epochs after each treatment. PCA produced a significant increase in the population values for 10 of the 25 comparisons (Student t-test). Significant changes were concentrated in the L-M, PP and GCsom generators, and in the mid-high frequency bands (theta, alpha, beta). Therefore, focusing
on the frequency content of each FP generator was more effective in discriminating the effects of PCA than when estimated over wideband power., Supplementary Figure 2. Re-analysis of the data for the Schaffer and the L-M generators of a representative animal (see Figure 5). The time course of the FP generators was filter-split into two sets of high and low frequency bands (10 Hz cut-off frequency) to avoid omitting small fast waves that ride on top of slower ones. This effect can be appreciated in the small number of high frequency waves in the LM (fast waves are generally smaller). PCA had similar effects as on the wideband signal, yet some
differences were seen. Note PCA reduced the waves detected in the lower voltage thresholds (0.5δ and 1δ) but it increased those in the wideband analysis of Figure 5 at any threshold., Supplementary Table 1. Pearson correlation coefficients (r) between the parameters of the density distributions of the voltages for each FP generator and the power of theta for each treatment. Distribution parameters for each generator were normalized in the population (n = 6 animals) and pooled. Each epoch was segmented in 12-13 time-windows. , mean; δ, standard deviation; k, kurtosis; Sk, skewness., Supplementary Table 2. Statistical analysis comparing the parameters of the density
distributions of the voltages for each FP generator (left column) after DMSO and PCA delivery (U-Mann Whitney test). Significant p values are marked in red and the alpha is 0.05 in all cases: x, mean; δ, standard deviation; k, kurtosis; Sk, skewness., Peer reviewed
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Dataset. 2023
APPENDIX A. SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL FOR FUNCTIONAL GENOMICS ANALYSIS OF LEPTIN-MELANOCORTIN SYSTEM GENES REVEALS CANDIDATE GENES ASSOCIATED RAPID GROWTH AND HIGH CARCASS YIELD IN SHEEP
- Ahmad, Hafiz Ishfaq
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oai:digital.csic.es:10261/341924
Dataset. 2023
SUPPORTING INFORMATION - SURFACE MODIFICATION OF SILICA WITH Β-ALANINE DERIVATIVES FOR UNIQUE APPLICATIONS IN LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY
- Mallik, Abul K.
- Montero, Lidia
- Rösler, Jonas
- Meckelmann, Sven W.
- Schmitz, Oliver J.
More details are in the experimental, materials and method sections; additional physical properties of the stationary phase and other comparative results., Peer reviewed
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Dataset. 2022
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION FOR PP2A IS ACTIVATED BY CYTOCHROME C UPON FORMATION OF A DIFFUSE ENCOUNTER COMPLEX WITH SET/TAF-IΒ
- Casado-Combreras, Miguel Á.
- Rivero-Rodríguez, Francisco
- Elena-Real, Carlos A.
- Molodenskiy, Dmitry
- Díaz-Quintana, Antonio
- Martinho, Marlène
- Gerbaud, Guillaume
- González-Arzola, Katiuska
- Velázquez-Campoy, Adrián
- Svergun, Dimitri
- Balle, Valèrie
- Rosa, Miguel A. de la
- Díaz-Moreno, Irene
The PDF file includes: - Figs. S1 to S10 - Tables S1 to S3., Peer reviewed
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Dataset. 2024
TOPERAS: MOLEHILL COUNTS IN MONTAÑA PALENTINA (SPAIN)
- Román, Jacinto
- Jubete, Fernando
- Revilla, Eloy
- Rivilla, Juan Carlos
- Palomares, Francisco
- Urra, Fermín
- Calzada, Javier
- Delibes, M.
[Description of methods used for collection/generation of data] The purpose of the sampling was to obtain an index of montane water vole (Arvicola amphibius cantabriae) abundance. For this purpose, 278 fixed sampling points (locationID) were chosen in the study area, resampling them every year. The points are located in Meadows and grasslands. The selection was random, using QGIS, with two constraints: they had to be more than 100 m away from each other and that they were less than 500 m from the road. From the year 2023 onwards, 25 other points within forest habitats were selected with the same characteristics. At each points, a 100 m transect was made, parallel to the riverbeds, to maintain constant soil and moisture conditions. Each transect was divided into 20 segments, 5 m long by 5 m wide (2.5 m on each side of the line of advance), and the presence/absence of signs in each segment was noted. In this way, an abundance index was obtained, ranging from 0 (no signs found) to 20 (signs present in all segments). This value correlates with the abundance of the species (Giraudoux et al. 1995). Sampling was repeated annually in late September/early October. Although the target species to be counted was the montane water vole, the presence of Lusitanian pine vole (Microtus lusitanicus), Iberian mole (Talpa occidentalis), cattle and horse was also noted. The molehills of the wild species were differentiated by their characteristics of size, shape, entrance and disposition (Miñarro et al. 2012). For domestic species, the presence/absence of dung in each section was noted.
Date updated: 2024-10-08, [EN] This dataset provides the raw results of montane water vole (Arvicola amphibius cantabriae) surveys in 303 fixed points where molehills were counted annually between 2016 and 2024. The points are located in Meadows, grasslands and forests. The main objective of the survey was to obtain a relative abundance index of water vole, but presence of other species (Lusitanian pine vole, Microtus lusitanicus, Spanish mole, Talpa occidentalis, cattle and horse) was also sampled. This dataset will be actualized with new data obtained during the following years., [ES] Este conjunto de datos proporciona los resultados brutos de los censos de rata topera (Arvicola amphibius cantabriae) en 303 puntos fijos donde se contaron toperas anualmente entre 2016 y 2024. Los puntos están ubicados en prados, pastizales y bosques. El principal objetivo del muestreo era obtener un índice de abundancia relativa de la rata topera, pero también se muestreó la presencia de otras especies (topillo lusitano, Microtus lusitanicus, topo ibérico, Talpa occidentalis, vacas y caballos). Este conjunto de datos se actualizará con nuevos datos obtenidos en los próximos años., This study was partially supported by a contract of collaboration between Fundación Reina Sofia and CSIC, M.Torres Diseños Industriales SAU and Jaguar Land Rover España., 1_location_table_TOPERAS.xlsx 2_event_table_TOPERAS.xlsx 3_molehills_count_table_TOPERAS.xlsx 4_cattle_horse_dung_count_table_TOPERAS.xlsx, Peer reviewed
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Dataset. 2023
APPENDIX A. SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS - ASSESSMENT OF IN VITRO DIGESTION OF REDUCED SUGAR BISCUITS WITH EXTRUDED BREWERS’ SPENT GRAIN
- Gutiérrez-Barrutia, María Belén
- Cozzano Ferreira, Sonia
- Arcia, Patricia
- Castillo, M. Dolores del
Supplementary figure 1. Identified phenolic compounds in biscuits’ hydoalcoholic acid extracts (a), intestinal digests (b) and colonic fermented digests (c) expressed as a percentage of their content in biscuits with 17% of EBSG (b) (c) (a) . EBSG: Extruded brewers’ spent grain.
Supplementary figure 2. IEC-6 viability for cookies’ digested extracts. * shows significant differences with positive control (C+) (p<0.05). D-TB: Traditional biscuit intestinal digest. D-FOS-EBSG0: Reduced sugar biscuit without extruded brewers spent grain intestinal digest. D-FOS-EBSG8: Reduced sugar biscuit with 8% extruded brewers spent grain intestinal digest. D-FOS-EBSG17: Reduced sugar biscuit with 17% extruded brewers spent grain intestinal digest.
Supplementary figure 3. RAW 264.7 for cookies’ digested extracts. * shows significant differences with positive control (C+) (p<0.05). D-TB: Traditional biscuit intestinal digest. D-FOS-EBSG0: Reduced sugar biscuit without extruded brewers spent grain intestinal digest. D-FOS-EBSG8: Reduced sugar biscuit with 8% extruded brewers spent grain intestinal digest. D-FOS-EBSG17: Reduced sugar biscuit with 17% extruded brewers spent grain intestinal digest., Table S1 –AGEs content for biscuits’ intestinal digests.
Table S2–Biscuits’ extractable phenolic compounds profile.
Table S3 – Biscuits intestinal and colonic fermented digests’ phenolic profile., Supplementary data 1., Peer reviewed
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