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        <title>A biological nano-foam: the wall of coniferous bisaccate pollen (data sets)</title>
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            <firstName>Alexandra</firstName>
            <lastName>Pacureanu</lastName>
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            <street>71 Avenue des Martyrs</street>
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            <stateOrProvince>Isère</stateOrProvince>
            <country>France</country>
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            <organization type="academic">Department of Earth Sciences, the Natural History Museum</organization>
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                    <author authorORCID="0000-0002-3606-4888" order="3">Capron M</author>
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                    <title>A biological nanofoam: The wall of coniferous bisaccate pollen</title>
                    <journal>Science advances</journal>
                    <journalAbbreviation>Sci Adv</journalAbbreviation>
                    <country>United States</country>
                    <issue>6</issue>
                    <volume>8</volume>
                    <year>2022</year>
                    <language>English</language>
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        <name>HRTEM measurements of modern pine pollen grains</name>
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        <details>Fields of view ranging from 8.7459 microns down to 96.5827 nm. The field of view is indicated at the end of each filename. For more details, please contact the corresponding authors or directly Dr. Pierre-Henri Jouneau at CEA Grenoble.</details>
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        <name>SEM measurements of modern pine and fossil bisaccate pollen grains</name>
        <directory>/data/SEM</directory>
        <category>micrographs - single frame</category>
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            <pixelWidth>variable</pixelWidth>
            <imageHeight>2207</imageHeight>
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        <details>See legend in each image for more details concerning the experimental parameters. For further inquiries, please contact Dr. Giles Miller at the Natural History Museum in London.</details>
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        <name>Confocal microscopy measurements of modern pine and fossil bisaccate pollen grains</name>
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        <details>File format is "nd2" and can be opened using FIJI/ImageJ. For more details, please contact Dr. Stephen Stukins at the Natural History Museum in London.</details>
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        <name>TEM with chemical fixation measurements of modern pine pollen grains</name>
        <directory>/data/TEM_chemical_fixation</directory>
        <category>micrographs - single frame</category>
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        <dataFormat>TIFF</dataFormat>
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            <pixelWidth>variable</pixelWidth>
            <imageHeight>variable</imageHeight>
            <pixelHeight>variable</pixelHeight>
        </dimensions>
        <details>See scale bar on each image. For more details, please contact the corresponding authors or directly Dr. Denis Falconet at CEA Grenoble.</details>
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        <name>FIB-SEM measurements of modern pine pollen grains</name>
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        <details>File "stack02_": Reduced from 16-bit with pixel size 6 nm to 8-bit with pixel size 12 nm. Bleach correction in FIJI, with histogram normalization option. Width: 3345 pixels. Height: 710 pixels. Number of images: 1184.
File "stack03_": Reduced from 16-bit with pixel size 6 nm to 8-bit with pixel size 12 nm. Acquired on the edge of a grain, aligned and inverted. Width: 2557 pixels. Height: 953 pixels. Number of images: 2100.
File "stack04_": Reduced from 16-bit with pixel size 18 nm to 8-bit with pixel size 36 nm. Stack aligned, with the contrast reversed, then brightness and contrast slightly adjusted. Width: 2244. Height: 768. Number of images: 171.
Also included are SEM measurements of the surface of the block before the FIB-SEM acquisition.
The original acquisitions at 16-bit are available upon request from the corresponding authors or directly from Dr. Pierre-Henri Jouneau at CEA Grenoble.</details>
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        <name>X-ray nano-tomography measurements of modern pine pollen grains - 1st sample - 2 reconstructions</name>
        <directory>/data/X-ray phase contrast holographic nano-tomography (ESRF ID16A)/modernPine_a</directory>
        <category>reconstructed volumes</category>
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        <details>Raw data available here: https://doi.esrf.fr/10.15151/ESRF-DC-339743082 

Experiment protocol: https://protocols.io/view/id16a-measurements-on-pollen-samples-bpfwmjpe.html

File format is "raw". Header information is given in ".info" files. 
Files can be opened for example using ImageJ/FIJI, using the exatra information described below.
File "modernPine_a_" has a voxel size of 35 nm, width: 1322 pixels, height: 1446 pixels, number of images: 295, 8-bit.
File "modernPine_a-g2_" has a voxel size of 35 nm, width: 1024 pixels, height: 1024 pixels, number of images: 1024, 8-bit.

For more details, please contact the corresponding author, Dr. Alexandra Pacureanu at the ESRF.</details>
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        <name>X-ray nano-tomography measurements of modern pine pollen grains - 2nd sample - 2 reconstructions</name>
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        <category>reconstructed volumes</category>
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            <pixelHeight>400.0</pixelHeight>
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        <details>Raw data available here: https://doi.esrf.fr/10.15151/ESRF-DC-339743082 

Experiment protocol: https://protocols.io/view/id16a-measurements-on-pollen-samples-bpfwmjpe.html

File format is "raw". Header information is given in ".info" files. 
Files can be opened for example using ImageJ/FIJI, using the exatra information described below.
File "lycopodiumPine_Pine_" has a voxel size of 40 nm, width: 1452 pixels, height: 1569 pixels, number of images: 711, 8-bit.
File "LycopodiumPine_Pine-reconstruction2_" has a voxel size of 40 nm, width: 1900 pixels, height: 1400 pixels, number of images: 1260, 8-bit.

For more details, please contact the corresponding author, Dr. Alexandra Pacureanu.</details>
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        <name>AFM measurements on modern pine and fossil bisaccate pollen grains  - raw measurement files</name>
        <directory>/data/AFM/Raw data</directory>
        <category>micrographs - single frame</category>
        <headerFormat>TIFF</headerFormat>
        <dataFormat>TIFF</dataFormat>
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            <imageHeight>variable</imageHeight>
            <pixelHeight>variable</pixelHeight>
        </dimensions>
        <details>Experiment protocol: https://protocols.io/view/afm-measurements-on-pollen-sample-bn37mgrn.html

Raw measurement files contain either tapping mode images or mechanical measurements such as force curves or force maps. 
File format is ibw (Igor Pro file format). These can be opened in the Igor Pro software. The tapping mode images can also be opened in the Gwyddion software. For more details, please contact the corresponding authors or directly Dr. Marie Capron at the PSCM/ESRF.</details>
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        <category>micrographs - single frame</category>
        <headerFormat>JPEG</headerFormat>
        <dataFormat>JPEG</dataFormat>
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            <imageWidth>variable</imageWidth>
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        <details>Experiment protocol: https://protocols.io/view/afm-measurements-on-pollen-sample-bn37mgrn.html

The processed AFM data consists of AFM height and phase trace maps and 3D surface reconstructions in jpg format. Also included are force maps in tif and pdf formats.

For more details, please contact the corresponding authors or directly Dr. Marie Capron at the PSCM/ESRF.</details>
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