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TRNA-Leu (UUR) gene haplotypes observed in canine mammary gland tumours and its deleterious effect assessment according to the comparative analysis with TRNL1 human gene
Open Research DataThe aetiology and pathogenesis of many canine tumours are likely to be similar to cancers found in humans. This study aimed to present a plausible link between changes in tRNA-Leu (UUR) gene and the carcinogenesis process in dogs with mammary gland tumours. The whole mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) isolated from blood and tumour tissues of 13 dogs with malig-nant...
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Molecular differences in mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) genomes of dogs with malignant mammary tumours
Open Research DataThe aim of this study was to determine molecular defects in mitochondrial DNA with the use of large-scale genome analysis in malignant canine mammary gland tumours and indicate whether these changes were linked with the carcinogenesis process. With the use of the NGS technology, we sequenced 27 samples of mtDNA isolated from blood and tumours obtained...
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SEM micrographs and photos of salivary gland stones
Open Research DataThis dataset contains SEM micrographs and high-resolution photographs taken for salivary gland stones (sialolith) extracted during joint studies between Medical University of Gdansk and Gdansk University of Technology.
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X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy studies of salivary gland stones
Open Research DataThis dataset contains the high-resolution XPS studies for 23 cross-sections of salivary gland stones. The sialoliths were cut to determine the differences in composition between various regions: core (labeled as R), interlayer (labeled as P) and sialolith surface (labeled as Z).
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The topography of various sialoliths by scanning electron microscopy
Open Research DataThis dataset contains SEM micrographs taken for salivary gland stones (sialolith) extracted during joint studies between the Medical University of Gdansk and Gdansk University of Technology. Three different types of stones were examined, as discussed in the article: 10.1111/odi.13708