Resultados de investigación

We profiled gene expression of non-neoplastic colon from biopsies of 445 healthy individuals, as described in Díez-Obrero, Virginia et al. “Genetic Effects on Transcriptome Profiles in Colon Epithelium Provide Functional Insights for Genetic Risk Loci.” Cellular and molecular gastroenterology and hepatology vol. 12,1 (2021): 181-197. doi:10.1016/j.jcmgh.2021.02.003. Here we provide eQTL summary statistics for the entire sample size of BarcUVa-Seq data (n=445) as well as its strata by colon anatomic location, i.e. eQTLs from ascending (n=138), transverse (n= 143) and descending (n=164) colon.

Resultats de l'aplicació dels processos Fenton, fotoFenton, fotocatàlisis, ozò i ozò/H2O2 a aigües d'extracció de petroli.

This dataset presents the data used for the construction of networks that represent patterns of distribution and production of ampphoric containers and the socio-economic reality of food consumption in Roman times. The data available in this dataset are the result of more than thirty years of epigraphic emptying in the CEIPAC database (http://ceipac.ub.edu), although the data cleaning processes of the data used here belong to the years 2015-2018. The data in general are inscriptions made on Roman amphoras found in the Roman Empire. These data can be freely used by the more than 4K specialists in amphoric epigraphy. The dataset also includes Files in .gdf / .gephi (which can be read by GEPHI) showing the representations of a network where meeting places of objects are associated with their places of origin of the data in the CEIPAC database The dataset includes a folder where the programme used for making the representations is avaailable. The programme is written in python and can be used to represents a network for a given time interval. For its use, the programme requires to have the data files in certain conditions as explained in the manual (in Spanish) and the readme file available in the corresponding folder.

Base de datos que incluye monedas y otros objectos de plata procedentes de cuatro yacimientos de la edad del hierro del nordeste peninsular, datos entre el siglo VI i el II aC: Mas Castellar (Pontós, Alt Empordà), Puig de Sant Andreu (Ullastret, Baix Empordà), Castellet de Banyoles (Tivissa, Ribera d’Ebre) y Empúries (L’Escala, Alt Empordà). Estas 38 piezas fueron analizadas desde el punto de vista de la composición y procedencia, mediante la aplicación de técnicas de análisis arqueométrica, como son la fluorescencia de rayos X y los análisis de isótopos de plomo.,
Database including coins and other silver objects from four Iron Age sites in the north-east of the Iberian Peninsula, dated between the 6th and 2nd century BC: Mas Castellar (Pontós, Alt Empordà), Puig de Sant Andreu (Ullastret, Baix Empordà), Castellet de Banyoles (Tivissa, Ribera d'Ebre) and Empúries (L'Escala, Alt Empordà). These 38 pieces were analysed from the point of view of composition and provenance, using archaeometric analysis techniques such as X-ray fluorescence and lead isotope analysis.,
Base de dades que inclou majoritàriament monedes (78%) i altres objectes de plata (22%) procedents de quatre jaciments de l’edat del ferro del nordest peninsular, datats entre el s. VI i el II aC: Mas Castellar (Pontós, Alt Empordà), Puig de Sant Andreu (Ullastret, Baix Empordà), Castellet de Banyoles (Tivissa, Ribera d’Ebre) i Empúries (L’Escala, Alt Empordà). Aquestes 38 peces van ser analitzades des del punt de vista de la composició i procedència, mitjançant l'aplicació de tècniques d'anàlisi arqueomètrica, com són la fluorescència de raigs X i les anàlisis d'isòtops de plom.

The PFuji-Size dataset [2] includes the 3D point clouds of 6 Fuji apple trees containing a total of 615 apples and an additional 25 apples scanned in laboratory conditions. Structure-from-motion and multi-view stereo techniques were used to generate the 3D point clouds of the captured scene. Apple locations and ground truth diameter annotations are provided for assessing fruit detection and size estimation algorithms.

The following data measured during the viral inactivation experiments performed on spiked clams are recorded: temperature during inactivation, % recovery of hepatitis A virus, Norovirus GI and Norovirus GII viruses, as well as % recovery of mengovirus used as a process control virus. Data for HAV were obtained both by TCID50 assay and RTqPCR. Data for other viruses were obtained by RTqPCR following ISO 15216-1 (2017) protocol with some modifications

Ginseng extract (GE), ferulic acid (≥ 99%) (FA), and a fermented noni juice powder (FNJP), were investigated for their antioxidant and antimicrobial activities in vitro. For antioxidant analysis, the capacity of the three extracts (GE, FA and FNJP) to inhibit polyphenol oxidase from three vegetable matrices (potato, apple or mushroom) and the peroxidation prevention of three types fats (sunflower oil, olive oil and butter) were studied (AGRIMAX_IA_EXTRACTS_AOX_PPO_IRTA_05112021; AGRIMAX_IA_EXTRACTS_AOX_PEROX_IRTA_05112021). The extracts’ antimicrobial activity was studied on thirteen bacterial strains using the disk diffusion assay and the microdilution assay (AGRIMAX_IA_GE_AM_IRTA_05112021; AGRIMAX_IA_FA_AM_IRTA_05112021; AGRIMAX_IA_FNJP_AM_IRTA_05112021; AGRIMAX_IA_EXTRACTS_AM_MIC_IRTA_05112021.). The results obtained suggest the potential of GE, FA and FNJP for its further application in food industries. The data were obtained in the microbiology laboratory of IRTA Fruitcentre (Lleida, Catalonia). These data are the result of the average of 3 replicates (± standard deviation, sd) where the antioxidant and antimicrobial effect of ginseng extract (GE), ferulic acid (FA) and FNJP are studied. The results of this research are part of the AGRIMAX H2020 project.

A case study was designed to apply the recommendations obtained in the tasks of the WP2 of MedAID H2020 project in two different sites located along the Mediterranean basin. Two fish farms in different locationswere selected in West Mediterranean-Spain and East Mediterranean-Greece. A comparison between the results of seabream ongrowing in 2 different sea sites in the Mediterranean sea was carried out during a whole production period (from June 2018 to October 2019) in semi-industrial sea cages (16 m diameter) using the best feeding practices selected from the different research tasks of WP2. In order to produce comparative data between sites the same batch of fish (provided by Galaxidi Marine Farm in June 2018) and feeds (provided by Dibaq Group when the fish reached 100 g) were used. The fish were fed 2 different feeds in the studied period of low (January-June 2019, 45/16 Protein/Lipid ratio and 22/7 FM/FO) and high (July-October 2019, 45/20 P/L, and 16/7 FM/FO) temperatures with diferent DP/DE and FM/FO ratios, using only one dose per day. The fish were harvested (420-455 g) and the results in production yield, fillet composition and sensory attributes compared

There are 3 files, listed and described below. (A) Title: Dataset for monolinguals_Bilinguals are better than monolinguals in detecting manipulative discourse. Description: The file provides the raw data for the monolingual group of participants. (B) Title: Dataset for bilinguals_Bilinguals are better than monolinguals in detecting manipulative discourse. Description: The file provides the raw data for the bilingual group of participants. (C) Title: ´Bilinguals are better than monolinguals in detecting manipulative discourse'readme.txt. Description: This is the present file that provides information about the data and the way they were collected. This file also provides a reading key on how one should read the data. It also provides the task in order to facilitate the replication of the experiment. Recommended citation: Leivada, E., N. Mitrofanova & M. Westergaard. 2020. Replication data for "Bilinguals are better than monolinguals in detecting manipulative discourse". Open Access Repository, Universitat Rovira i Virgili.

The data reported in the dataset refer to the number of captures of Platypus cylindrus F. (Coleoptera, Curculionidae, Platypodinae) in six plots of Quercus suber L. located in Catalonia. The database includes micrometeorological data of each sampling plot.