Cardiac Damage in Pediatric Carbon Monoxide Poisoning

Scientific Data, 2019

Confident identification of unknown chemicals in high resolution mass spectrometry (HRMS) screening studies requires cohesive workflows and complementary data, tools, and software. Chemistry databases, screening libraries, and chemical metadata have become fixtures in identification workflows. To increase confidence in compound identifications, the use of structural fragmentation data collected via tandem mass spectrometry (MS/MS or MS 2) is vital. However, the availability of empirically collected MS/MS data for identification of unknowns is limited. Researchers have therefore turned to in silico generation of MS/MS data for use in HRMS-based screening studies. This paper describes the generation en masse of predicted MS/MS spectra for the entirety of the US EPA's DSSTox database using competitive fragmentation modelling and a freely available open source tool, CFM-ID. The generated dataset comprises predicted MS/MS spectra for ~700,000 structures, and mappings between predicted spectra, structures, associated substances, and chemical metadata. Together, these resources facilitate improved compound identifications in HRMS screening studies. These data are accessible via an SQL database, a comma-separated export file (.csv), and EPA's CompTox Chemicals Dashboard.

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Hai-Nyzhnyk, Pavlo. „Neo-Nazism” in V.Putin's Public Rhetoric: Dynamics of Meaningful Changes (2004 − early 2022) // Political Studies. 2024. №1 (7)’ P.110–134.

This report focuses on determining the initial steps needed to be applied in order to obtain successful and useful CFD results.

Research in the Sociology of Work, 2024

This study applies Garfinkel's (1967) concept of 'breaching experiment' to explore the impact of COVID-19-induced disruptions on the 'emotion management' practices of residential care workers in the United Kingdom and Germany. It examines the influence of professional feeling rules on workers, emphasizing the prescribed importance of displaying affective, empathetic concern for residents' health and well-being. Findings demonstrate that authenticity and adherence to professional feeling rules in relation to emotional management are not mutually exclusive.