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1. Immunogenicity and safety assessment of a SARS-CoV-2 recombinant spike RBD protein vaccine (Abdala) in paediatric ages 3–18 years old: a double-blinded, multicentre, randomised, phase 1/2 clinical trial (ISMAELILLO study)

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López-Machado, M.A., Rodriguez, D Alonso, Basulto-Puig, J.C., Martin-Hernandez, T., Sánchez-Miranda, D., Agüero-Betancourt, C.M., Besú-García, B., Rodríguez-Fernández, Y., Guerrero-Vega, L., GómezFonseca, I., Ramos-Pérez, O., Acosta-Domínguez, I., Ronquillo-Ramirez, D., Díaz-Fernández, Y., Aguilar-Soto, L., Reíd-Montejo, J., Palomo-Leyva, Y., LandinFaria, M.R., Rosendo-Domínguez, R.M., Alonso-Manresa, C., Marín-Pérez, D.M., Malo-Lantigua, Y., Rodríguez-Florat, M.C., Delgado-Laborit, Y., RodriguezGuevara, Y., Peláez-González, M., Torres-Mora, Y., Cabrera-Hernández, O.S., Gimarais-Varona, F.J., Hormigot-Hernández, M., Artola-Gutiérrez, L.V., Gallardo-Martí, L., Porro-Verdecia, J., Castro-Bistorte, R., RobertsDandie, E., Berenguer-Pedroso, S., Manso-García, Yudith, Mora-García, C.V., Lastre-Muñoz, Y., Duran-Rivero, O., Hernández-García, B., Escobar-Escobar, K., CarmenatesGutiérrez, M.K., Conde-Bello, B., Olazabal-Linares, E.L., Bringas-Labrada, I., Noy-León, M., Velazco-González, N., Bursosa-Moreno, B., Morell-Padrón, Y., Rodríguez-Matos, Y., Treto-Torguet, Y.M., Comas-Díaz, L., Miranda, F., FigueredoGonzález, Y., Quiñones-Juan, A., Mursuli-García, I., Giménez-Velásquez, V.M., Hernández-Ávila, A., Hernández-Cabrera, T., García-Zulueta, T., Parra-Pérez, A., Cintra-Jacob, D., Mendoza-Jiménez, M., de la Fuente-Carbonell, S.M., Hernández-Eduard, B., Ochoa-García, M., Garcia-Iglesias, E., Álvarez-Acosta, A., Martínez-Rosales, R.U., Ávila-Díaz, L., Santana-Vázquez, Z., Mila-Cáceres, L., Guillén-Nieto, G.E., Fuentes-Aguilar, F., Nordelo-Valdivia, A., GonzálezFernández, N., González-Sarmientos, M., Rubio-Salinas, A., Domínguez-Rabilero, L.C., Espinosa-Peña, R.A., Ramírez-Núñez, Y., Junco-Barranco, J., Díaz-González, O., Fragas-Quintero, A., Pérez-Guevara, M.T., Enriquez-Puertas, J.M., Infante-Hernández, Y., Cruz-Sui, O., NoaRomero, E., López, Yizel Hernández, Sánchez-García, J.E., Rodríguez-Martínez, E., Pimentel-Vázquez, E., Martínez-Díaz, E., Cinza-Estévez, Zurina, Resik-Aguirre, Sonia, Figueroa-Baile, Nelvis L., Oquendo-Martínez, Rachel, Campa-Legrá, Ivan, Tejeda-Fuentes, Alina, Rivero-Caballero, Marila, González-García, Gloria, Chávez-Chong, Cristina O., Alonso-Valdés, Marel, Hernández-Bernal, Francisco, Lemos-Pérez, Gilda, Campal-Espinosa, Ana, Freyre-Corrales, Giselle, Benítez-Gordillo, Delia, Gato-Orozco, Evelyn, Pérez Bartutis, Greter Susana, Mesa-Pedroso, Iliana, Bueno-Alemani, Nilda, Infante-Aguilar, Elizabeth, Rodríguez Reinoso, José Luis, Melo-Suarez, Grettel, Limonta-Fernández, Miladys, Ayala-Ávila, Marta, and Muzio-González, Verena L.

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2023
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4. Nature of Science in a Special Education Context: Conceptions and Sense-Making of Preservice Special Education Teachers

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Librea-Carden, Mila Rosa L.

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Very little research examines the critical intersection between science and special education (SPED), let alone between the nature of science (NOS) and SPED. Thus, this study focused on preservice SPED teachers' conceptions of NOS, their NOS instructional practices, and their perceptions of the influence of course components on their NOS conceptions. The participants were 18 preservice SPED teachers, majoring in mild to moderate (12) and deaf education (6) in a semester-long social studies and science methods course. A conceptual change framework guided the NOS interventions. Data sources included participants' pre and post course Views of the Nature of Science-C (VNOS-C) survey responses, lesson plans, observed lessons and interviews. VNOS-C responses were analyzed to categorize participants' NOS conceptions as informed, transitional or naive for each NOS aspect. Interview responses were used as a member check for VNOS-C responses and analyzed to determine participants' perceptions as to how the course components influenced their NOS conceptions. Lesson plans and observed lessons were analyzed using NOS Classroom Observation Protocol (NOS-COP) and categorized as high, medium, or low NOS implementation. Results showed participants made substantial conceptual gains in six out of eight NOS aspects. Participants' lesson plans and observed lessons showed substantive use of inquiry and NOS integration. This is a strong outcome, as participants were non-science majors and were provided only a short period of NOS intervention. The study showed how explicit reflective NOS instruction in a combined social studies and science methods course could be used to improve SPED teachers NOS conceptions and instruction. [The dissertation citations contained here are published with the permission of ProQuest LLC. Further reproduction is prohibited without permission. Copies of dissertations may be obtained by Telephone (800) 1-800-521-0600. Web page: http://www.proquest.com/en-US/products/dissertations/individuals.shtml.]

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2018

5. Immunogenicity and safety assessment of a SARS-CoV-2 recombinant spike RBD protein vaccine (Abdala) in paediatric ages 3–18 years old: a double-blinded, multicentre, randomised, phase 1/2 clinical trial (ISMAELILLO study)

Author

Cinza-Estévez, Zurina, primary, Resik-Aguirre, Sonia, additional, Figueroa-Baile, Nelvis L., additional, Oquendo-Martínez, Rachel, additional, Campa-Legrá, Ivan, additional, Tejeda-Fuentes, Alina, additional, Rivero-Caballero, Marila, additional, González-García, Gloria, additional, Chávez-Chong, Cristina O., additional, Alonso-Valdés, Marel, additional, Hernández-Bernal, Francisco, additional, Lemos-Pérez, Gilda, additional, Campal-Espinosa, Ana, additional, Freyre-Corrales, Giselle, additional, Benítez-Gordillo, Delia, additional, Gato-Orozco, Evelyn, additional, Pérez Bartutis, Greter Susana, additional, Mesa-Pedroso, Iliana, additional, Bueno-Alemani, Nilda, additional, Infante-Aguilar, Elizabeth, additional, Rodríguez Reinoso, José Luis, additional, Melo-Suarez, Grettel, additional, Limonta-Fernández, Miladys, additional, Ayala-Ávila, Marta, additional, Muzio-González, Verena L., additional, López-Machado, M.A., additional, Rodriguez, D Alonso, additional, Basulto-Puig, J.C., additional, Martin-Hernandez, T., additional, Sánchez-Miranda, D., additional, Agüero-Betancourt, C.M., additional, Besú-García, B., additional, Rodríguez-Fernández, Y., additional, Guerrero-Vega, L., additional, GómezFonseca, I., additional, Ramos-Pérez, O., additional, Acosta-Domínguez, I., additional, Ronquillo-Ramirez, D., additional, Díaz-Fernández, Y., additional, Aguilar-Soto, L., additional, Reíd-Montejo, J., additional, Palomo-Leyva, Y., additional, LandinFaria, M.R., additional, Rosendo-Domínguez, R.M., additional, Alonso-Manresa, C., additional, Marín-Pérez, D.M., additional, Malo-Lantigua, Y., additional, Rodríguez-Florat, M.C., additional, Delgado-Laborit, Y., additional, RodriguezGuevara, Y., additional, Peláez-González, M., additional, Torres-Mora, Y., additional, Cabrera-Hernández, O.S., additional, Gimarais-Varona, F.J., additional, Hormigot-Hernández, M., additional, Artola-Gutiérrez, L.V., additional, Gallardo-Martí, L., additional, Porro-Verdecia, J., additional, Castro-Bistorte, R., additional, RobertsDandie, E., additional, Berenguer-Pedroso, S., additional, Manso-García, Yudith, additional, Mora-García, C.V., additional, Lastre-Muñoz, Y., additional, Duran-Rivero, O., additional, Hernández-García, B., additional, Escobar-Escobar, K., additional, CarmenatesGutiérrez, M.K., additional, Conde-Bello, B., additional, Olazabal-Linares, E.L., additional, Bringas-Labrada, I., additional, Noy-León, M., additional, Velazco-González, N., additional, Bursosa-Moreno, B., additional, Morell-Padrón, Y., additional, Rodríguez-Matos, Y., additional, Treto-Torguet, Y.M., additional, Comas-Díaz, L., additional, Miranda, F., additional, FigueredoGonzález, Y., additional, Quiñones-Juan, A., additional, Mursuli-García, I., additional, Giménez-Velásquez, V.M., additional, Hernández-Ávila, A., additional, Hernández-Cabrera, T., additional, García-Zulueta, T., additional, Parra-Pérez, A., additional, Cintra-Jacob, D., additional, Mendoza-Jiménez, M., additional, de la Fuente-Carbonell, S.M., additional, Hernández-Eduard, B., additional, Ochoa-García, M., additional, Garcia-Iglesias, E., additional, Álvarez-Acosta, A., additional, Martínez-Rosales, R.U., additional, Ávila-Díaz, L., additional, Santana-Vázquez, Z., additional, Mila-Cáceres, L., additional, Guillén-Nieto, G.E., additional, Fuentes-Aguilar, F., additional, Nordelo-Valdivia, A., additional, GonzálezFernández, N., additional, González-Sarmientos, M., additional, Rubio-Salinas, A., additional, Domínguez-Rabilero, L.C., additional, Espinosa-Peña, R.A., additional, Ramírez-Núñez, Y., additional, Junco-Barranco, J., additional, Díaz-González, O., additional, Fragas-Quintero, A., additional, Pérez-Guevara, M.T., additional, Enriquez-Puertas, J.M., additional, Infante-Hernández, Y., additional, Cruz-Sui, O., additional, NoaRomero, E., additional, López, Yizel Hernández, additional, Sánchez-García, J.E., additional, Rodríguez-Martínez, E., additional, Pimentel-Vázquez, E., additional, and Martínez-Díaz, E., additional

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2023
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22. Construction and Analysis of Subtractive cDNA Library of Muscular Tissue in Hybrid of Chicken-Quail Related to Myogenesis.

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YaoWei Liang, Wei Zhen, Jiaerheng, MiLa G. L., ZongSheng Zhao, and HongMei Zhang

Subjects
CHICKENS, POULTRY breeding, MYOGENESIS, BIRD hybridization, EXPRESSED sequence tag (Genetics), GENE expression, POULTRY
Abstract

Myogenesis is a complex developmental progress in which a variety of transcription factors play essential roles in regulating myogenesis. However, the genetics programs that control myogenesis molecular mechanism are poorly understood. Therefore, meat-breeding and egg-breeding chicken were selected as male parent, Korean quails were used as female parent for hybridizing. To identify differentially expressed genes between the different hybrids, suppression subtractive hybridization (SSH) have been undertaken for generating cDNA collections of representative mRNAs specific to muscle tissue with meat-hybrid versus egg-hybrid. Following SSH, 54 clones were sequenced and analysed through BLASTX. The results showed that 26 Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) found no homology while the other 22 ESTs found the homology in GenBank and 4 ESTs might have correlation with myogenesis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2013
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23. Effects of Fluctuating Soil Temperature and Water Potential on Sclerotia Germination and Apothecial Production of Sclerotinia sclerotiorum.

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Mila, A. L. and Yang, X. B.

Subjects
*GERMINATION, *PLANT physiology, *SEED viability, *SCLEROTIUM (Mycelium), *SOIL temperature, *SOIL moisture, *SOIL physics, *TEMPERATURE, *SCIENTIFIC experimentation
Abstract

The effects of fluctuating soil temperature and water potential on sclerotial germination and apothecial production by Sclerotinia sclerotiorum were investigated in growth chamber experiments. In the temperature experiments, temperature fluctuations of 4, 8, 12, and 16°C around a median of 20°C, and a constant of 20°C, were tested. Daily temperature fluctuations of 8°C resulted in highest levels of sclerotial germination and apothecial production. The earliest appearance of apothecia occurred in the 8°C fluctuation treatment, 24 days after the start of the experiment. Sclerotia in the 12°C fluctuation treatment germinated last; its first sclerotium germinated 44 days after experiment initiation. For the soil water potential experiments, constant saturation (approximately -0.001 MPa) and three levels of soil water potential fluctuation from saturation—"low" (-0.03 to -0.04 MPa), "medium" (-0.06 to -0.07 MPa), and "high" (-0.09 to -0.1 MPa)—were tested. Constant saturation yielded the highest number of germinated sclerotia and apothecia. All soil water potential fluctuations were detrimental to sclerotial germination and apothecial production, with sclerotial germination under fluctuating moisture conditions less than a tenth of that occurring under constant saturation. The first sclerotium in the constant saturation treatment germinated in 35 days; however, 76 days were required in the high soil water potential fluctuation treatment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2008
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24. ¿En qué va la gestión participativa local?

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José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., and José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L.

Abstract

"Los puntos de vista planteados en estas páginas, parten de la experiencia real y dejan de lado tanto las altas expectativas como el excesivo optimismo que rodea la participación ciudadana, para centrarse en los avances y desafíos tanto del marco institucional como de la implementación de estrategias de involucramiento ciudadano. Los autores presentan tres visiones sobre la participación ciudadana y los niveles locales de gobierno en Chile, revisan los mecanismos de participación ciudadana con mayor relevancia en la legislación actual chilena, reúnen experiencias de funcionarios municipales, encargados y protagonistas de la implementación de la legislación en los territorios y presentamos tres iniciativas que buscan establecer lazos de cooperación y colaboración para alcanzar metas de beneficio social y colectivo. "

25. ¿En qué va la gestión participativa local?

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José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., and José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L.

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"Los puntos de vista planteados en estas páginas, parten de la experiencia real y dejan de lado tanto las altas expectativas como el excesivo optimismo que rodea la participación ciudadana, para centrarse en los avances y desafíos tanto del marco institucional como de la implementación de estrategias de involucramiento ciudadano. Los autores presentan tres visiones sobre la participación ciudadana y los niveles locales de gobierno en Chile, revisan los mecanismos de participación ciudadana con mayor relevancia en la legislación actual chilena, reúnen experiencias de funcionarios municipales, encargados y protagonistas de la implementación de la legislación en los territorios y presentamos tres iniciativas que buscan establecer lazos de cooperación y colaboración para alcanzar metas de beneficio social y colectivo. "

26. ¿En qué va la gestión participativa local?

Author

José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., and José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L.

Abstract

"Los puntos de vista planteados en estas páginas, parten de la experiencia real y dejan de lado tanto las altas expectativas como el excesivo optimismo que rodea la participación ciudadana, para centrarse en los avances y desafíos tanto del marco institucional como de la implementación de estrategias de involucramiento ciudadano. Los autores presentan tres visiones sobre la participación ciudadana y los niveles locales de gobierno en Chile, revisan los mecanismos de participación ciudadana con mayor relevancia en la legislación actual chilena, reúnen experiencias de funcionarios municipales, encargados y protagonistas de la implementación de la legislación en los territorios y presentamos tres iniciativas que buscan establecer lazos de cooperación y colaboración para alcanzar metas de beneficio social y colectivo. "

27. ¿En qué va la gestión participativa local?

Author

José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L., and José Hernández B., Margarita Fuentes R., Mila Ríos L.

Abstract

"Los puntos de vista planteados en estas páginas, parten de la experiencia real y dejan de lado tanto las altas expectativas como el excesivo optimismo que rodea la participación ciudadana, para centrarse en los avances y desafíos tanto del marco institucional como de la implementación de estrategias de involucramiento ciudadano. Los autores presentan tres visiones sobre la participación ciudadana y los niveles locales de gobierno en Chile, revisan los mecanismos de participación ciudadana con mayor relevancia en la legislación actual chilena, reúnen experiencias de funcionarios municipales, encargados y protagonistas de la implementación de la legislación en los territorios y presentamos tres iniciativas que buscan establecer lazos de cooperación y colaboración para alcanzar metas de beneficio social y colectivo. "

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