Research data portal for exploring engineering records, including experimental data.
DNAmod
DNAmod is a database described as the DNA modification database. The site offers search over DNA modifications, including verified and unverified entries, by fields such as common name, ChEBI ID, IUPAC name, synonyms, chemical formula, abbreviation and symbol. It also presents modified DNA nucleobases organized by chemical hierarchies.
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- Search functionality may work incorrectly in older browsers Source: dnamod.hoffmanlab.org
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Research data portal for exploring engineering records, including experimental data.
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0The West Virginia GIS Technical Center provides statewide GIS services to support the State's Spatial Data Infrastructure. Its services include the State Data Clearinghouse, a GIS People Directory and the MapWV.gov web mapping portal. The center publishes ArcGIS REST services for public use and offers individual datasets for download from the data clearinghouse. Files are archived and compressed into a single zip file for downloading.
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0Browse public datasets, metadata and downloadable records in an open catalog.
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histat is an online database of time series from historical, economic and social science research, developed at GESIS and released in 2004. It moved to SAFE in 2021. Registration, use of the platform and data downloads are free of charge, and metadata can be searched without registration.
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0Southeast Asian Climate Assessment & Dataset presents information on changes in weather and climate extremes and the daily dataset used to monitor them. It receives data from 11 participants for 15 countries, and the SACA dataset holds 11,887 series of observations at 10,066 meteorological stations. Seventeen percent of the series is public and downloadable for non-commercial research.
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0The National Nuclear Data Center hosts databases of nuclear structure, decay and reaction data. ENSDF contains evaluated data for 3,171 nuclides, and NuDat provides nuclear structure and decay information. EXFOR holds experimental nuclear reaction data, and ENDF provides evaluated reaction data in the ENDF-6 format. XUNDL covers experimental nuclear structure and decay data.
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