The results present the first identification of birch bark tar from early Medieval archaeological contexts in the UK. Together they indicate a later period of use for birch bark tar in the UK than has been previously observed and raise the question of whether this indicates evidence of a longer continuity of use than hitherto recognised or a later reintroduction of the technology in the Medieval period, in which case the similarities between the find sites, both early Anglo-Saxon cemeteries with comparable assemblages of grave goods, may be significant. © 2019 The Authors.The data presented in this article are related to the research paper "Proof of concept of plasmonic thermal destruction of surface cancers by gold nanoparticles obtained by green chemistry" (Ben Hadadda et al, 2019). In this article, we examined plasmonic thermal destruction of murine melanoma using gold nanoparticles obtained by green chemistry. The presented data were obtained by measuring tumor volume and mice weight in different groups of mice murine melanoma B16F10 treated or not with the nanoparticles and coupled to laser irradiation. These data were compared to the clinical reference treatment anti-PD1 monoclonal antibody. The data were analyzed in order to be able to compare the antitumor effect of our treatment (photothermal plasmonic therapy using gold nanoparticles) and the reference treatment. © 2020 The Author(s).We investigated the expression of OCC-1 at mRNA level during retinoic acid (RA) induced differentiation of mouse embryonic carcinoma P19 pluripotent cancer cells by quantitative real time PCR (qPCR). By employing four-fold serial dilutions of P19 cDNA, standard curves were generated for the reference gene (L37) and the gene of interest (OCC-1). PCR efficiencies for L37 and OCC-1 were calculated. Since the amplification efficiencies of these two genes were unequal, the standard curve method was used for the relative quantification of OCC-1. Data analysis revealed that the expression of OCC-1 was reduced by about 69% after 4-day treatment with RA, when significant down-regulation of key pluripotency factors, including OCT4 and Nanog was observed [1]. © 2020 The Authors.This is a dataset on the typology, content, and structure of 34 selected schemes (i.e., tools, frameworks, indices, indicator sets) for assessing city smartness. The data is collected through content analyses of related documents such as manuals, working papers, and scorecards. The dataset covers aspects related to development as well as implementation of assessment schemes. It provides details related to the geographic and thematic scope of each assessment scheme, approaches towards indicator selection, themes that are consistently used across the schemes, indicators used for smart city assessment, methods applied for performing assessment, the state of implementation, and the complete list of cities that have been evaluated and their rankings (if applicable). The dataset is related to the research article titled "A typology of smart city assessment tools and indicator sets". © 2020 The Author(s).Data on particle removal from surfaces is yet to be presented properly.  https://www.selleckchem.com/products/dinaciclib-sch727965.html  This data is explored and the mathematical models are presented in the previous paper "New model for particle removal from surface in presence of deformed liquid bridge" [1], which predict the fluid velocity required to initiate the motion of a particle. However, the models still need to be verified by the experiment. The experimental data in this paper measured the critical fluid flow velocity when the particles were about to removal from the surface. The particle removal including the process without the effect of liquid bridge and the process with the existence of liquid bridge. Different diameter of the silica particles were used to measured the critical fluid flow velocity without the liquid bridge. In addition, with the existing of the liquid bridge, the same diameter of the silica particles and the ice particles were used to researched the critical state. The data has implications in furthering the understanding of the underlying mechanisms during the removal of particles from surfaces exposed to fluid flow. © 2020 The Author(s).The paper presents three datasets obtained by electrochemical quartz microbalance technique which was applied to studies of conducting polymer film in contact with non-aqueous electrolyte solution. The first dataset describes the calibration procedure of gold-coated quartz crystal, immersed in acetonitrile silver ion-containing electrolyte, by means of silver layer electrodeposition. On the basis of experimentally measured dependence of the resonance frequency on the varying electrode mass in the course of electrochemical silver deposition/dissolution, the calibration coefficient was found to be equal to 13.6 ng/Hz. The second dataset has been collected when thus calibrated EQCM cell was used for determination of the mass change due to the polypyrrole film growth during anodic oxidation of pyrrole monomer from its acetonitrile solution. Its treatment reveals the proportionality between the mass change and the charge spent for pyrrole electrooxidation, the proportionality coefficient being 53.5 g per mole of electrons. The third dataset contains EQCM measurement data during repetitive charge-discharge treatment of the deposited polypyrrole film (cyclic voltammetry, CV) in monomer-free electrolyte. Collected data shows that continuous cycling of the polymer film leads to progressive increase of the cation-exchange contribution to the total ion flux which maintains the film's electroneutrality during variation of its redox state. These findings might be useful both for a qualitative consideration of the cycling stability of polypyrrole in non-aqueous medium and for a quantitative mathematical modelling of polypyrrole electropolymerization and its redox transformations. © 2020 The Author(s).The presented data were obtained with the lipocalin allergen Mus m 1.0102 and its cysteine mutants MM-C138A, MM-C157A and MM-C138,157A, whose structural features and unfold reversibility investigations are presented in the research article entitled "The allergen Mus m 1.0102 cysteine residues and molecular allergology" [1]. The data were obtained by means of a Dynamic Light Scattering-based thermal stability assay, a Fluorescence-based ligand-binding assay and a basophil degranulation test, and describe proteins' fold stability, ligand binding ability and allergenic potential, respectively. Analysis of the collected data produced the temperatures corresponding to the onset of the protein unfolding, the dissociation constants for N-Phenyl-1-naphthylamine ligand and the profiles of β-hexosaminidase release from RBL SX-38 cells, sensitized with the serum of selected allergic patients and incubated with increasing antigens concentrations. These data allow for comparison of the lipocalin allergen Mus m 1.0102 with its conserved cysteines mutants and, with regard to their potential application in allergy diagnostics and immunotherapy, they contribute to the process of recombinant allergen characterization and standardization.