(a) TEM image of nanowires grown at 475°C, (b) cross-sectional TEM images, (c) HAADF TEM images of a core-shell structure, and (d) EDX data from a core-shell structure.
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To overcome the usual challenges, the team pieced together data from a sediment core drilled from the bottom of the Norwegian Sea, a lake sediment core from southern Scandinavia, and ice cores from Greenland.
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Available data from a pressure core are included as well.
The user can choose no geographic constraints (useful for global searches of specific data types, see the'Advanced querying options' section) through to selecting data from a specific core (Figure 5 and Additional file 1: Section 1.1.3).
Alanine may be synthesized by transamination of pyruvate and glutamine-derived glutamate, and re-analysis of data from a previous CoRe metabolomic screen of NCI-60 cancer cell lines confirmed that release of alanine typically correlates with release of lactate and consumption of glucose and glutamine (Jain et al., 2012).
Multi-proxy data from a marine sediment core show a sea-level change induced switch in sedimentary environment from siliciclastic to carbonate-dominated sedimentation during the last glaciation.
Chiarenzelli et al. [21] included data from a depth-stratified core of the Marcellus in New York State for comparative purposes when using REE profiles when studying the Popple Hill Gneiss.
For example, the original paleosecular variation data from Lake Keilambete, Australia, was published by Barton and McElhinny (1981); however, the lake was revisited by Wilkins et al. (2012), who obtained additional chronological data from a newly drilled core.
