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Amar, M., primary, Arnaud-Beauchamp, N., additional, Baron, S., additional, Beloncle, M., additional, Beltran, L., additional, Blachère, P., additional, Bonierbale, M., additional, Bouchot, O., additional, Bourin, M., additional, Brenot, P., additional, Buvat, J., additional, Cabanis, C., additional, Chansigau, J.-P., additional, Chevret-Measson, M., additional, Chollier, M., additional, Clément, R., additional, Colombel, A., additional, Colson, M.-H., additional, Costa, P., additional, Cudicio, P., additional, Cuzin, B., additional, Deneux, A., additional, Dessaux, N., additional, Dintrans, J.-R., additional, Durand, G., additional, Durandeau, A., additional, Ferroul, Y., additional, Garnier, G., additional, Gorans, D., additional, Grafeille, N., additional, Hedon, F., additional, Huyghe, E., additional, Jarnoux, M., additional, Jarrousse, N., additional, Jean, M., additional, Labat, J.-J., additional, Lachowsky, M., additional, Le Fort, M., additional, Lopès, P., additional, Mahjoub, M. Mahbouli, additional, Maïza, D., additional, Martino, J., additional, Mignot, J., additional, Mimoun, S., additional, Lemine, C. Mohamed, additional, Paget, C., additional, Peyranne, J., additional, Plais, Y., additional, Potentier, M., additional, Poudat, F.-X., additional, Rodat, O., additional, Rollet, J., additional, Soulier, B., additional, Sztalryd, J.-M., additional, Trémollières, F., additional, Wagner, L., additional, and Wunsch, S., additional

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2021
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8. Exploring sexualized substance use, sexual behaviors and HIV-screening practices in people attending erotic industry shows.

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Chollier, M., Bonierbale, M., Polesel, J. M., Clergue, F., Maquigneau, A., Micaelli, P., Korchia, T., Jarillot, E., Jourdan, L., Pillas, N., De Wever, R., and Enel, P.

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*HIV prevention, *RISK-taking behavior, *STATISTICS, *SUBSTANCE abuse, *SEXUAL intercourse, *MOTIVATION (Psychology), *HUMAN sexuality, *PORNOGRAPHY, *CROSS-sectional method, *MEDICAL screening, *SPOUSES, *SEX distribution, *HOMOSEXUALITY, *SEX customs, *HEALTH behavior, *DESCRIPTIVE statistics, *ALCOHOL drinking, *SEXUAL partners, *DRUGS of abuse, *HEALTH promotion
Abstract

Previous studies showed that Erotic industry sShows (ES) were appropriate events for sexual health promotion and testing interventions. A cross-sectional survey exploring screening practices, sexual behaviors, substance use, and sexual motives for substance use was conducted in ES in December 2017 and completed by 781 respondents. Overall,. Eighteen18% percent reported substance use in the last 3 months (51% alcohol), 26%. Twenty-six percent reported a sexual purpose for substance use. Main sexual partners were spouse (68%), regular (21%), unknown (18%) and several (17%) partners. Main sexual practices were libertinism (22%), partner swapping (15%) and threesome (15%). Twenty-seven percent of respondents reported cContactless sex was reported by 27% of the respondents. 18% reported no previous HIV test. Univariate analysis showed that having or not previous HIV test was linked to male sex (76.8% vs. 54.5%, p < 10−3), alcohol consumption in the last three months (58.7% vs. 49.4%, p =.043), number of drugs in a lifetime (1.3% vs. 1.6%, p =.022), sexual partnership with spouse/long-term partner (57.3% vs. 70.5%; p =.002), at least one multiple-partner sexual practice (23.1% vs. 31.8%, p =.040) and type of sexual attraction (p = <10−3). Results contribute to establishing the usefulness of HIV-testing and awareness campaigns in ES eventsand informing potential combined risk behaviors and related interventions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2023
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34. High levels of heritable resistance to Potato leafroll virus (PLRV) in Solanum tuberosum subsp, andigena

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Mihovilovich, E., Alarcon, L., Perez, A.L., Alvarado, J., Arellano, C., and Bonierbale, M.

Subjects
Potatoes -- Research, Plant immunology -- Research, Agricultural industry, Business
Abstract

Phenotypic characterization and genetic studies were performed to provide fundamental information for the exploitation of the native cultivated potato species Solarium tuberosum subsp, andigena (Juz. and Bukasov.) Hawkes (andigena) as a source of resistance to Potato leafroll virus (PLRV). Analysis of a diallel mating design among andigena cultivars revealed the importance of additive gene effects. Phenotypic assessment of components of PLRV resistance showed that andigena cultivars with high levels of resistance to infection were also resistant to the accumulation of PLRV and able to restrict translocation of the virus to their tubers. Three andigena cultivars (LOP-868, HUA-332, and OCH-7643) identified with these features also showed high positive general combining ability (GCA) for PLRV resistance. High frequencies of individuals in progenies from crosses between these cultivars and both resistant and susceptible commercial varieties were also resistant. No interaction in the expression of resistance from andigena in tuberosum backgrounds was observed indicating that breeding advances for this trait should proceed well using this new resistance source. Our results support the previous hypothesis that multiple components of resistance in a single genotype could be the result of a common mechanism controlled by several genes. The remarkably high frequency (>70%) of uninfected individuals in all progenies derived from the highly resistant andigena cultivar LOP-868 and the occurrence of highly resistant clones selected from this parent suggest the presence of an allele with large effects.

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2007

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