Automated Author ProfileGrove, Harald
Grove, Harald
Current S-Index
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Average FAIR Score
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Total Citations
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S-Index Interpretation
The S-Index (Sharing Index) is a comprehensive metric that represents the cumulative impact of all your datasets. It is calculated as the sum of Dataset Index scores across all your claimed datasets.
What it means:
- A higher S-index indicates greater overall impact of your datasets relative to typical datasets in their fields of research
- The S-Index grows as you add more datasets or as existing datasets gain more citations and mentions
- It provides a single number to track your research data impact over time
Current S-Index: 27.9 (sum of 37 datasets Dataset Index scores)
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Datasets
This dataset represents experiments exploring the role of Galleria mellonella microbiome in polyethylene degradation. 1- Glycol production: Galleria mellonella larvae were treated with broad spectrum antibiotic and fed polyethylene or their honeycomb diet, and we monitored glycol excretion as a metabolic by-product of polyethylene degradation. 2-Antibiotic effect: Using qPCR we established the relative microbial abundance in Galleria mellonella after 24 hours. 3-Excreta and Bacterial Abundance: Using qPCR we quantified microbial abundance (16S) of Galleria mellonella fed on polyethylene that excreted vs. did not excrete glycol. 4-Feeding Bacterial Abundance: We monitored bacterial abundance in waxworms under 3 feeding regimes: honeycomb, polyethylene and starvation for 24 and 72h.
Authors
- LeMoine, Chris ;
- Cassone, Bryan J. ;
- Grove, Harald
This dataset represents experiments exploring the role of Galleria mellonella microbiome in polyethylene degradation. 1- Glycol production: Galleria mellonella larvae were treated with broad spectrum antibiotic and fed polyethylene or their honeycomb diet, and we monitored glycol excretion as a metabolic by-product of polyethylene degradation. 2-Antibiotic effect: Using qPCR we established the relative microbial abundance in Galleria mellonella after 24 hours. 3-Excreta and Bacterial Abundance: Using qPCR we quantified microbial abundance (16S) of Galleria mellonella fed on polyethylene that excreted vs. did not excrete glycol. 4-Feeding Bacterial Abundance: We monitored bacterial abundance in waxworms under 3 feeding regimes: honeycomb, polyethylene and starvation for 24 and 72h.
Authors
- LeMoine, Chris ;
- Cassone, Bryan J. ;
- Grove, Harald
Summary of SNPs used in study of SNP annotation to imputation outcome. (XLS 26Â kb)
Authors
- Worachart Lert-Itthiporn ;
- Bhoom Suktitipat ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Anavaj Sakuntabhai ;
- Prida Malasit ;
- Nattaya Tangthawornchaikul ;
- Matsuda, Fumihiko ;
- Prapat Suriyaphol
Summary of SNPs used in study of SNP annotation to imputation outcome. (XLS 26Â kb)
Authors
- Worachart Lert-Itthiporn ;
- Bhoom Suktitipat ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Anavaj Sakuntabhai ;
- Prida Malasit ;
- Nattaya Tangthawornchaikul ;
- Matsuda, Fumihiko ;
- Prapat Suriyaphol
Additional file 4: Table S4. Results from single-marker association analyses on BTA13 data from the BovineHD BeadChip.
Authors
- Olsen, Hanne ;
- Knutsen, Tim ;
- Kohler, Achim ;
- Svendsen, Morten ;
- Gidskehaug, Lars ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Nome, Torfinn ;
- Sodeland, Marte ;
- Kristil Sundsaasen ;
- Kent, Matthew ;
- Martens, Harald ;
- SigbjøRn Lien
Additional file 3: Table S3. GWAS results.
Authors
- Olsen, Hanne ;
- Knutsen, Tim ;
- Kohler, Achim ;
- Svendsen, Morten ;
- Gidskehaug, Lars ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Nome, Torfinn ;
- Sodeland, Marte ;
- Kristil Sundsaasen ;
- Kent, Matthew ;
- Martens, Harald ;
- SigbjøRn Lien
Significant association statistics for the fatty acid traits in Duroc using the 660Â K SNP array. For each trait, the significant SNPs are presented with SNP ID, chromosome and basepair position, and p-value. (XLSX 5879 kb)
Authors
- Son, Maren Van ;
- Enger, Eli ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Ros-Freixedes, Roger ;
- Kent, Matthew ;
- SigbjøRn Lien ;
- Grindflek, Eli
Significant association statistics for the fatty acid traits in Landrace using the 660Â K SNP array. For each trait, the significant SNPs are presented with SNP ID, chromosome and basepair position, and p-value. (XLSX 10 kb)
Authors
- Son, Maren Van ;
- Enger, Eli ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Ros-Freixedes, Roger ;
- Kent, Matthew ;
- SigbjøRn Lien ;
- Grindflek, Eli
Significant association statistics for the imputed sequence variants in the QTL region on SSC14 in Duroc. SNPs are presented with ID, chromosome, position and multiple testing adjusted p-values. (XLSX 297 kb)
Authors
- Son, Maren Van ;
- Enger, Eli ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Ros-Freixedes, Roger ;
- Kent, Matthew ;
- SigbjøRn Lien ;
- Grindflek, Eli
Summary of LogLikelihood test scores (LRT values) for all SNPs and compounds examined in Landrace. SNPs are presented with their IDs (rs# or 60Â K ID), position on Sscrofa10.2, functional classes and their effect, amino acid change, SIFT prediction and LRT scores for skatole, indole, androstenone in fat and plasma, testosterone, estradiol and estrone sulphate. (XLSX 18 kb)
Authors
- Son, Maren Van ;
- Kent, Matthew ;
- Grove, Harald ;
- Agarwal, Rahul ;
- Hamland, Hanne ;
- SigbjøRn Lien ;
- Grindflek, Eli