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8. TRABALHO E DESENVOLVIMENTO PROFISSIONAL DOCENTE: distintas abordagens e possibilidades de diálogos

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NUNES, C. P., primary, ALMEIDA, O. S., additional, CUNHA JÚNIOR, A. S, additional, PRATES, A. L. P. L., additional, COELHO, A. L. P., additional, FREITAS, A. C. S., additional, LUZ NETO, A. L., additional, SANTOS, A. R., additional, CARDOSO, B. L.C., additional, BARROS, C. C. A., additional, SANTOS, C. M., additional, FELIX, D. A. F., additional, MOREIRA, D. M. S., additional, NUNES, G. L. P., additional, SILVA, J. P., additional, CAVALCANTE, J. G., additional, MONTEIRO, K. C. R., additional, PAIVA, L. P. R., additional, MENEZES, M. O., additional, RIBEIRO, M. G. S., additional, LIMA, M. M. P., additional, CARVALHO, N. B., additional, SANTOS, P. S. G., additional, ROSAS, Raigil Correia., additional, FERNANDES, R. C., additional, TEIXEIRA, S. S., additional, Paiva, Vânia Pinto Rocha, additional, and OLIVEIRA, W. S., additional

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2020
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10. The epidemiology of sepsis in Brazilian intensive care units (the Sepsis PREvalence Assessment Database, SPREAD): an observational study

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Zajac, S R, Bley, M V, Scazufca, A, Rosateli, P, Reis, T, Junior, A Nogueira, Neto, P A Nunes, Filho, I L S, Lima, H, Vieira, M, Zanchet, M, Ferreira, I, Miguita, R, Petisco, G M, Westphal, G A, Santos, J R P, Damasceno, V, dos Santos, J T, Fernandes, F, Almeida, EP, Lemos, M, Lima, M F A, Camacho, R, Ribeiro, A, Douglas, M O G, Mattei, G A, Junior, E A, Ferreira, P, Rabelo, H R M P, Pinto, S P S, Fontes, L E, Machado, D, Guitzel, M, Lucio, M, Conceição, C N P, Barros, A, Salgado, D, Veiga, V C, Rojas, S S O, de Paula, KM, Hatum, R, Fraenkel, L, Viana, W N, Santos, A P G, Rabello, L, Tanaka, L, Uchoa, M, Moura, M D, Gneco, H, Buarque, M F, Monteiro, K, Nassar, A P, Jr, Koterba, E, Teixeira, M J, Falcão, A L E, Pinto, V G S, Junior, J M M, Gut, A L, Stefano, L M, Damasceno, M, Lontra, M V, Cozzani, C, Sobrinho, E B, Lage, S G, Kopel, L, Youssef, N C M, Sanches, L C, Amendola, C P, Kmohan, C, Silva, C B, Schifelbain, L, Bellotto, E, Viecili, P, Azevedo, L, Monteiro, L, Vieira, S, Abrão, A M, Moraes, A P, Insaurrale, H, Gadelha, M, Marisa, D, Diniz, R N, Romano, E R, Luzzi, S, Rezende, E, Filho, M C, Martins, R H F C, Carvalho, F B, Moreira, G C, Paula, J, Haag, F, Jr, Lucena, FS, Machado, R S, Filho, W O, Cavalcante, L O, Filho, H Carvalho, Lima, G S, Trombka, J N, Machado, E C, Bainy, M P, Ramos, C H, Hoppe, C, Luckmeyer, G D, Vogas, C, Thompson, M M, Sousa, R K, Fernandes, R, Lourenço, E, Peixoto, G L, Mocelin, A, Silva, M M L, Neto, J S A, Villela, C, Mendonça, S L, Prado, S C, Goulart, R, Duarte, J J L, Junior, H A O, Andrade, J N, Souza, L F, Fernandes, L, Neto, M L, Fernandes, S S, Amâncio, F, Versiani, J C, Pitanga, F, Alcantara, M B, Reiff, C C, Rosenblat, R, Nobrega, M S, Nobrega, M L F S, Costa, G, Assunção, N, Almeida, E P, Neder, L, Almeida, R, Fuck, J, Souza, R M, Ribeiro, A G, Alves, A A G, Carvalho, S H C, Arbex, M, Oliveira, E C, Melo, R S, Conde, K, Abreu, N Q, Melo, C L T, Carvalho, A A, Lannes, R, Missaka, H, Furtado, A H, Jr, Peixoto, A A, Jr, Maia, I, Pincelli, M P, Yunes, M P, Pessoa, A N, Figueiredo, S, Botoni, F A, Cunha, C T, Olson, F A, Franco, R, Bemfica, A F, Junior, A D F, Ferreira, E L A, Messeder, O, Passos, R, Lira, J A, Vilela, C A, Junior, S M D, Ferreira, C S, Muller, O P J A, dos Santos, R Perreira, Rubini, P, Monteiro, D, Rodrigues, L E, Ruivo, G F, Gomes, M C, Egito, E, Assef, M G, Lima, M A M, Borges, A F, Jezler, S, Mendes, C, Gottardo, P C, Lima, R, Filho, C M F, Campagnucci, V P, Solino, I, Lorca, A P, Rodrigues, G M, Gerent, K B, Barbosa, O, Filho, G T Henriques, Troncoso, E, Ventura, A, Silva, M A, Houly, J G, Pimentel, J P M, Ramos, R A, Gianini, F, Casemiro, B, Pinto, E M, Silva, G A, Sebold, M, Vieira, E, Ferreira, R, Gomes, L A, Lovato, W J, Dantas, W, Ishy, L, Moreira, J, Gagliardi, I, Goes, L O, Vendrame, L S, Guimarães, H P, Gois, A, Machado, F R, Rodrigues, M, Jr, Vieira, P C B, Bittencourt, W, Melnick, E, Schneider, M, Rezegue, L, Nogueira, N J M, Godinho, E P, Mazza, B F, Paciencia, L E, Ferraz, S, Imamura, C R A, Tavares, J, Santos, J C, Vale, E, Filho, J Mugait, Tannous, L A, João, P G D, Geral, C T I, Matera, A P, Matsui, M, Neto, E Eberhart, Pinheiro, B V, Carvalho, E V, Matos, H, Lippi, M, Campos, A L, Albuquerque, D C, Castiglioni, D, Silva, G S, Cunha, S, Novello, E, Silva, M E B, Grion, C, Festti, J, Souza, C R A, Mecatti, G C, Junqueira, E B, Dutra, R S, Mirachi, G B, Mendes, D A, Moura, E M F, Silva, I F, Mota, M G P, Carneiro, T, Celso, A, Réa-Neto, A, Oliveira, M C, Japiassú, A, Castro, P P, Costa, H J M, Rolim, A V, Rocha, D, Righy, C, Santos, V, Fernandino, B, Pereira, A L, Rego, V L D, Melo, L A, Guilherme, L, Ferro, H Chagas, Silva, F J L, Carrasco, H V C J, El-Fakouri, S, Alvarez, J, de Castro, D, Shiavetto, P M, Gallate, S R, Filho, E Thomé, Veneziano, S G, Antoniazzi, P, Filho, W H, Sadala, P, Balbino, C, Moreno, G, Dias, M S F, Lopez, R P, Rodrigues, M L, Terceiro, J, Serpa, M F, Santos, L, Lippi, M M, Machado, Flavia R, Cavalcanti, Alexandre Biasi, Bozza, Fernando Augusto, Ferreira, Elaine M, Angotti Carrara, Fernanda Sousa, Sousa, Juliana Lubarino, Caixeta, Noemi, Salomao, Reinaldo, Angus, Derek C, and Pontes Azevedo, Luciano Cesar

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2017
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11. Analysis of the Primary and Secondary Outcomes Reported in Controlled Trials of Home Health Care for Adults With Chronic Respiratory Diseases: Are They Capturing What Really Matters?

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Leite, S.J.A., primary, Souza Monteiro, K., additional, Santino, T.A., additional, Chaves, G., additional, de Souto Barbosa, J.V., additional, Santana, R.D.C., additional, Barbosa da Silva, G.L., additional, de Morais Santos, T.Z., additional, do Amaral, C.T., additional, Ahmed, S., additional, Gama, Z.A.S., additional, and Mendonca, K.M.P.P., additional

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2023
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16. Productive and Reproductive Performance of Ewes at 60 and 90 Days Postpartum Treated by Different Weaning System

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Heimbach, N. da S., primary, Ítavo, C. C. B. F., additional, Ítavo, L. C. V., additional, Dias, A. M., additional, Difante, G. dos S., additional, Borges, F. de A., additional, Gurgel, A. L. C., additional, Monteiro, K. L. da S., additional, Frangiotti, C. O. de O., additional, Arco, T. F. F. de S., additional, da Costa, M. C. M., additional, and Niwa, M. V. G., additional

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2020
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27. PRO93 DEMOGRAPHICS AND TREATMENT PATTERNS FOR CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE IN THE EU AND US: INTERIM RESULTS FROM AN INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL REAL-WORLD STUDY

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Ziemssen, T., primary, Thomas, F.P., additional, Attarian, S., additional, Sevilla, T., additional, Gray, A., additional, Hollett, C., additional, Moore, A., additional, Bertrand, V., additional, Boutalbi, Y., additional, Larrazet, M., additional, Monteiro, K., additional, Paoli, X., additional, Bagshaw, E., additional, Kousoulakou, H., additional, and Larkin, M., additional

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2019
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28. PRO138 PRODUCTIVITY LOSSES IN PEOPLE WITH CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE IN THE EU AND US: INTERIM RESULTS FROM AN INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL REAL-WORLD EVIDENCE STUDY

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Ziemssen, T., primary, Thomas, F.P., additional, Attarian, S., additional, Sevilla, T., additional, Gray, A., additional, Hollett, C., additional, Moore, A., additional, Bertrand, V., additional, Boutalbi, Y., additional, Larrazet, M., additional, Monteiro, K., additional, Paoli, X., additional, Llewellyn, S., additional, Bagshaw, E., additional, Kousoulakou, H., additional, and Larkin, M., additional

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2019
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29. PRO37 HEALTHCARE RESOURCE USE IN CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH DISEASE IN THE EU AND US: INTERIM RESULTS FROM AN INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL REAL-WORLD STUDY

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Ziemssen, T., primary, Thomas, F.P., additional, Attarian, S., additional, Sevilla, T., additional, Gray, A., additional, Hollett, C., additional, Moore, A., additional, Bertrand, V., additional, Boutalbi, Y., additional, Larrazet, M., additional, Monteiro, K., additional, Paoli, X., additional, Bagshaw, E., additional, Kousoulakou, H., additional, and Larkin, M., additional

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2019
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32. Productive and Reproductive Performance of Ewes at 60 and 90 Days Postpartum Treated by Different Weaning System.

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da S. Heimbach, N., Ítavo, C. C. B. F., Ítavo, L. C. V., Dias, A. M., dos S. Difante, G., de A. Borges, F., Gurgel, A. L. C., da S. Monteiro, K. L., de O. Frangiotti, C. O., de S. Arco, T. F. F., da Costa, M. C. M., and Niwa, M. V. G.

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SHEEP breeding, EWES, TUKEY'S test, DIET therapy, WORM eggs, AGE differences
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Based on the assumption that the time required by the lamb to reach a certain weight at slaughter (slaughter weight) is partially dependent on the amount of milk ingested during suckling, and on the dietary management of the sheep and lamb. Our study proposes to examine the effects of the weaning system on the productive and reproductive performance of ewes supplemented with creep-feeding during grazing on Marandu pastures with their lambs and weaned at two different ages (60 and 90 days). Ewes were divided into two treatment groups (weaning ages) according to birth type (single or twin), in two consecutive years. The experimental period was the time from lambing to weaning. Data were evaluated by analysis of variance and means were compared by Tukey's test at the 0.05 significance level. There was no effect of year of observation on the parameters measured. Ewes did not show any differences in age and weight at lambing, weight at weaning, weight change, or time return to estrus. The average weight loss was 6 kg and the average time to return to estrus was 49 days. The highest averages for weaning weight (23.25 kg) and total weight gain (19.37 kg) of lambs, and lamb weight-to-ewe weight ratio (51.84%) were observed in weaning at 90 days of age. Body condition score and worm egg count per gram of feces of ewes were not affected by the treatments. The reproductive and productive performance of sheep on tropical pastures is not affected by the weaning system. It is recommended to conduct weaning at 90 days to obtain a better performance of lambs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2020
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33. IgG1 + B‐cell immunity predates IgE responses in epicutaneous sensitization to foods

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Jiménez‐Saiz, R., primary, Ellenbogen, Y., additional, Koenig, J. F. E., additional, Gordon, M. E., additional, Walker, T. D., additional, Rosace, D., additional, Spill, P., additional, Bruton, K., additional, Kong, J., additional, Monteiro, K., additional, Wen, J., additional, Tuomanen, E. I., additional, Kolbeck, R., additional, Chu, D. K., additional, Waserman, S., additional, and Jordana, M., additional

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2018
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34. Cenário atual do mercado de sementes de palma de óleo no Brasil

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MONTEIRO, K. F. G., HOMMA, A. K. O., Kátia Fernanda Garcez Monteiro, UNASUR, and ALFREDO KINGO OYAMA HOMMA, CPATU.

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Exportação, Palma de óleo, Sementes, BRS Manicoré, Importação
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O estudo analisa o mercado de sementes de palma de óleo nos principais centros de produção, como o Sudeste asiático e América Latina,objetivando obter indicadores de impactos negativos e positivos que comprometem a cadeia produtiva da palma de óleo. Foi realizado levantamento de dados junto às principais empresas nacional e internacional exportadoras de sementes e as características das principais cultivares produzidas e comercializadas no mercado internacional de sementes de palma de óleo. Os resultados indicam que países como Indonésia e Malásia, onde a cultura se desenvolve há pelo menos 100 anos, a produção de sementes (híbridos intraespecíficos e híbridos interespecíficos) está direcionada para atender o mercado local. Identificou-se que a Embrapa possui um dos bancos de germoplasmas de dendê e caiaué mais importantes do mundo e o único programa de melhoramento genético do Brasil com cultivares registradas no Ministério da Agricultura, Pecuária e Abastecimento (MAPA). A Embrapa possui sete cultivares de dendezeiro tipo tenera e um cultivar de híbrido interespecífico entre o caiaué e o dendezeiro (HIE OxG), resistente ao amarelecimento fatal contudo, o programa de melhoramento da Embrapa demanda aporte de recurso e estrutura para explorar melhor os recursos genéticos disponíveis, pois muitas ações fundamentais de pesquisa estão paradas. Como indicadores positivos verificam-se a expansão do mercado de óleo de palma América Latina, a ampliação da expertise interna e a logística adequada para exportação.

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2017

35. A sustentabilidade socioambiental em sistemas agroindustriais com palma de óleo no estado do Pará

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MONTEIRO, K. F. G., HOMMA, A. K. O., MENEZES, A. J. E. A. de, SANTOS, J. C. dos, MOTA JUNIOR, K. de A., Kátia Fernanda Garcez Monteiro, UNASUR/ISEL, ALFREDO KINGO OYAMA HOMMA, CPATU, ANTONIO JOSE ELIAS A DE MENEZES, CPATU, JAIR CARVALHO DOS SANTOS, CPATU, and Keppler de Assis Mota Junior, SUDAM.

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Palma de óleo, Sustentabilidade, Sistema agroindustrial
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O estudo objetivou avaliar os principais indicadores de sustentabilidade em sistemas agroindustriais de palma de óleo de grande, médio e pequeno porte no estado do Pará. Utilizou-se a ferramenta Ambitec - Módulo Protocolo para a produção sustentável de Palma de óleo, sendo selecionadas 7 agroindústrias signatárias do Protocolo da Palma de Óleo do estado do Pará, presentes em diferentes municípios produtores de óleo de palma no estado. Os resultados evidenciaram que os melhores coeficientes de impacto positivo foram para os indicadores qualidade ambiental, geração de renda, saúde, capacitação, dedicação, perfil responsável, gestão e administração, visualizados para o sistema produtivo agroindustrial de grande porte. Enquanto que para os de impacto negativo foram observados para os indicadores uso de insumo, energia e o aspecto qualidade ambiental para os sistemas agroindustriais de palma de óleo de médio e pequeno porte no estado do Pará

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2016

36. The epidemiology of sepsis in Brazilian intensive care units (the Sepsis PREvalence Assessment Database, SPREAD): an observational study

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Machado, Flavia R, primary, Cavalcanti, Alexandre Biasi, additional, Bozza, Fernando Augusto, additional, Ferreira, Elaine M, additional, Angotti Carrara, Fernanda Sousa, additional, Sousa, Juliana Lubarino, additional, Caixeta, Noemi, additional, Salomao, Reinaldo, additional, Angus, Derek C, additional, Pontes Azevedo, Luciano Cesar, additional, Zajac, S R, additional, Bley, M V, additional, Scazufca, A, additional, Rosateli, P, additional, Reis, T, additional, Junior, A Nogueira, additional, Neto, P A Nunes, additional, Filho, I L S, additional, Lima, H, additional, Vieira, M, additional, Zanchet, M, additional, Ferreira, I, additional, Miguita, R, additional, Petisco, G M, additional, Westphal, G A, additional, Santos, J R P, additional, Damasceno, V, additional, dos Santos, J T, additional, Fernandes, F, additional, Almeida, EP, additional, Lemos, M, additional, Lima, M F A, additional, Camacho, R, additional, Ribeiro, A, additional, Douglas, M O G, additional, Mattei, G A, additional, Junior, E A, additional, Ferreira, P, additional, Rabelo, H R M P, additional, Pinto, S P S, additional, Fontes, L E, additional, Machado, D, additional, Guitzel, M, additional, Lucio, M, additional, Conceição, C N P, additional, Barros, A, additional, Salgado, D, additional, Veiga, V C, additional, Rojas, S S O, additional, de Paula, KM, additional, Hatum, R, additional, Fraenkel, L, additional, Viana, W N, additional, Santos, A P G, additional, Rabello, L, additional, Tanaka, L, additional, Uchoa, M, additional, Moura, M D, additional, Gneco, H, additional, Buarque, M F, additional, Monteiro, K, additional, Nassar, A P, additional, Koterba, E, additional, Teixeira, M J, additional, Falcão, A L E, additional, Pinto, V G S, additional, Junior, J M M, additional, Gut, A L, additional, Stefano, L M, additional, Damasceno, M, additional, Lontra, M V, additional, Cozzani, C, additional, Sobrinho, E B, additional, Lage, S G, additional, Kopel, L, additional, Youssef, N C M, additional, Sanches, L C, additional, Amendola, C P, additional, Kmohan, C, additional, Silva, C B, additional, Schifelbain, L, additional, Bellotto, E, additional, Viecili, P, additional, Azevedo, L, additional, Monteiro, L, additional, Vieira, S, additional, Abrão, A M, additional, Moraes, A P, additional, Insaurrale, H, additional, Gadelha, M, additional, Marisa, D, additional, Diniz, R N, additional, Romano, E R, additional, Luzzi, S, additional, Rezende, E, additional, Filho, M C, additional, Martins, R H F C, additional, Carvalho, F B, additional, Moreira, G C, additional, Paula, J, additional, Haag, F, additional, Lucena, FS, additional, Machado, R S, additional, Filho, W O, additional, Cavalcante, L O, additional, Filho, H Carvalho, additional, Lima, G S, additional, Trombka, J N, additional, Machado, E C, additional, Bainy, M P, additional, Ramos, C H, additional, Hoppe, C, additional, Luckmeyer, G D, additional, Vogas, C, additional, Thompson, M M, additional, Sousa, R K, additional, Fernandes, R, additional, Lourenço, E, additional, Peixoto, G L, additional, Mocelin, A, additional, Silva, M M L, additional, Neto, J S A, additional, Villela, C, additional, Mendonça, S L, additional, Prado, S C, additional, Goulart, R, additional, Duarte, J J L, additional, Junior, H A O, additional, Andrade, J N, additional, Souza, L F, additional, Fernandes, L, additional, Neto, M L, additional, Fernandes, S S, additional, Amâncio, F, additional, Versiani, J C, additional, Pitanga, F, additional, Alcantara, M B, additional, Reiff, C C, additional, Rosenblat, R, additional, Nobrega, M S, additional, Nobrega, M L F S, additional, Costa, G, additional, Assunção, N, additional, Almeida, E P, additional, Neder, L, additional, Almeida, R, additional, Fuck, J, additional, Souza, R M, additional, Ribeiro, A G, additional, Alves, A A G, additional, Carvalho, S H C, additional, Arbex, M, additional, Oliveira, E C, additional, Melo, R S, additional, Conde, K, additional, Abreu, N Q, additional, Melo, C L T, additional, Carvalho, A A, additional, Lannes, R, additional, Missaka, H, additional, Furtado, A H, additional, Peixoto, A A, additional, Maia, I, additional, Pincelli, M P, additional, Yunes, M P, additional, Pessoa, A N, additional, Figueiredo, S, additional, Botoni, F A, additional, Cunha, C T, additional, Olson, F A, additional, Franco, R, additional, Bemfica, A F, additional, Junior, A D F, additional, Ferreira, E L A, additional, Messeder, O, additional, Passos, R, additional, Lira, J A, additional, Vilela, C A, additional, Junior, S M D, additional, Ferreira, C S, additional, Muller, O P J A, additional, dos Santos, R Perreira, additional, Rubini, P, additional, Monteiro, D, additional, Rodrigues, L E, additional, Ruivo, G F, additional, Gomes, M C, additional, Egito, E, additional, Assef, M G, additional, Lima, M A M, additional, Borges, A F, additional, Jezler, S, additional, Mendes, C, additional, Gottardo, P C, additional, Lima, R, additional, Filho, C M F, additional, Campagnucci, V P, additional, Solino, I, additional, Lorca, A P, additional, Rodrigues, G M, additional, Gerent, K B, additional, Barbosa, O, additional, Filho, G T Henriques, additional, Troncoso, E, additional, Ventura, A, additional, Silva, M A, additional, Houly, J G, additional, Pimentel, J P M, additional, Ramos, R A, additional, Gianini, F, additional, Casemiro, B, additional, Pinto, E M, additional, Silva, G A, additional, Sebold, M, additional, Vieira, E, additional, Ferreira, R, additional, Gomes, L A, additional, Lovato, W J, additional, Dantas, W, additional, Ishy, L, additional, Moreira, J, additional, Gagliardi, I, additional, Goes, L O, additional, Vendrame, L S, additional, Guimarães, H P, additional, Gois, A, additional, Machado, F R, additional, Rodrigues, M, additional, Vieira, P C B, additional, Bittencourt, W, additional, Melnick, E, additional, Schneider, M, additional, Rezegue, L, additional, Nogueira, N J M, additional, Godinho, E P, additional, Mazza, B F, additional, Paciencia, L E, additional, Ferraz, S, additional, Imamura, C R A, additional, Tavares, J, additional, Santos, J C, additional, Vale, E, additional, Filho, J Mugait, additional, Tannous, L A, additional, João, P G D, additional, Geral, C T I, additional, Matera, A P, additional, Matsui, M, additional, Neto, E Eberhart, additional, Pinheiro, B V, additional, Carvalho, E V, additional, Matos, H, additional, Lippi, M, additional, Campos, A L, additional, Albuquerque, D C, additional, Castiglioni, D, additional, Silva, G S, additional, Cunha, S, additional, Novello, E, additional, Silva, M E B, additional, Grion, C, additional, Festti, J, additional, Souza, C R A, additional, Mecatti, G C, additional, Junqueira, E B, additional, Dutra, R S, additional, Mirachi, G B, additional, Mendes, D A, additional, Moura, E M F, additional, Silva, I F, additional, Mota, M G P, additional, Carneiro, T, additional, Celso, A, additional, Réa-Neto, A, additional, Oliveira, M C, additional, Japiassú, A, additional, Castro, P P, additional, Costa, H J M, additional, Rolim, A V, additional, Rocha, D, additional, Righy, C, additional, Santos, V, additional, Fernandino, B, additional, Pereira, A L, additional, Rego, V L D, additional, Melo, L A, additional, Guilherme, L, additional, Ferro, H Chagas, additional, Silva, F J L, additional, Carrasco, H V C J, additional, El-Fakouri, S, additional, Alvarez, J, additional, de Castro, D, additional, Shiavetto, P M, additional, Gallate, S R, additional, Filho, E Thomé, additional, Veneziano, S G, additional, Antoniazzi, P, additional, Filho, W H, additional, Sadala, P, additional, Balbino, C, additional, Moreno, G, additional, Dias, M S F, additional, Lopez, R P, additional, Rodrigues, M L, additional, Terceiro, J, additional, Serpa, M F, additional, Santos, L, additional, and Lippi, M M, additional

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2017
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37. Productive and Reproductive Performance of Ewes at 60 and 90 Days Postpartum Treated by Different Weaning System.

Author

Heimbach, N. da S., Ítavo, C. C. B. F., Ítavo, L. C. V., Dias, A. M., Difante, G. dos S., Borges, F. de A., Gurgel, A. L. C., Monteiro, K. L. da S., Frangiotti, C. O. de O., de S. Arco, T. F. F., da Costa, M. C. M., and Niwa, M. V. G.

Subjects
EWES, SHEEP breeding, TUKEY'S test, DIET therapy, WORM eggs, AGE differences
Abstract

Based on the assumption that the time required by the lamb to reach a certain weight at slaughter (slaughter weight) is partially dependent on the amount of milk ingested during suckling, and on the dietary management of the sheep and lamb. Our study proposes to examine the effects of the weaning system on the productive and reproductive performance of ewes supplemented with creep-feeding during grazing on Marandu pastures with their lambs and weaned at two different ages (60 and 90 days). Ewes were divided into two treatment groups (weaning ages) according to birth type (single or twin), in two consecutive years. The experimental period was the time from lambing to weaning. Data were evaluated by analysis of variance and means were compared by Tukey's test at the 0.05 significance level. There was no effect of year of observation on the parameters measured. Ewes did not show any differences in age and weight at lambing, weight at weaning, weight change, or time return to estrus. The average weight loss was 6 kg and the average time to return to estrus was 49 days. The highest averages for weaning weight (23.25 kg) and total weight gain (19.37 kg) of lambs, and lamb weight-to-ewe weight ratio (51.84%) were observed in weaning at 90 days of age. Body condition score and worm egg count per gram of feces of ewes were not affected by the treatments. The reproductive and productive performance of sheep on tropical pastures is not affected by the weaning system. It is recommended to conduct weaning at 90 days to obtain a better performance of lambs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2019
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38. Diferentes sistemas de produção com palma de óleo (Elaeis guineensis Jaq.) e a participação do Brasil no cenário internacional

Author

MONTEIRO, K. F. G., HOMMA, A. K. O., Kátia Fernanda Garcez Monteiro, UFRA, and ALFREDO KINGO OYAMA HOMMA, CPATU.

Subjects
Produção e consumo, Mercado Internacional, América Latina, Palma de óleo
Abstract

A crescente demanda por óleos vegetais nas últimas décadas tem sido motivada, principalmente, pelo expressivo aumento populacional em países em desenvolvimento como Índia, China e Brasil. A substituição do consumo de gorduras de origem animal por óleo vegetal, aliada ao significativo desenvolvimento de tecnologias e custos de produção mais baixos, são fatores que também impulsionaram a expansão da indústria de óleos vegetais. O objetivo desse estudo foi avaliar os processos de gestão ambiental e os diferentes sistemas produtivos com palma de óleo na África, Sudeste Asiático e América Latina, buscando conhecer a participação do Brasil no cenário mundial de produção de óleo de palma, a partir do ano 1999. O objetivo do trabalho foi reunir características específicas da dinâmica socioambiental e produtiva dos sistemas produtivos com palma de óleo nos principais países produtores de óleo de palma,considerando os aspectos de governança internacional e nacional, e a conformação dos sistemas produtivos pesquisados com o mercado internacional de óleo de palma. Os sistemas produtivos desta cultura presentes na Indonésia e Malásia, estão organizados em pequenas propriedades chamadas de núcleos. No Brasil a produção deste óleo cresce sob a hegemonia de agroindústrias de capital nacional e internacional. No continente africano a produção ocorre de forma ainda incipiente e de forma artesanal. O estudo identificou ainda que a América Latina é o segundo maior produtor e consumidor de óleo de palma no mundo, tendo a Colômbia, Equador, Costa Rica, Honduras e o Brasil como os principais países de destaque nesta atividade.

Published
2014

39. IgG1+ B‐cell immunity predates IgE responses in epicutaneous sensitization to foods.

Author

Jiménez‐Saiz, R., Ellenbogen, Y., Koenig, J. F. E., Gordon, M. E., Walker, T. D., Rosace, D., Spill, P., Bruton, K., Kong, J., Monteiro, K., Wen, J., Tuomanen, E. I., Kolbeck, R., Chu, D. K., Waserman, S., and Jordana, M.

Subjects
FOOD allergy, FOOD intolerance, B cells, IMMUNITY, ANIMAL experimentation
Abstract

Background: The generation of IgE‐mediated food allergy in humans is silent and only diagnosed upon manifestation of clinical symptoms. While experimental models have been used to investigate some mechanisms of allergic sensitization, the generation of humoral immunity and memory remains to be elucidated. Here, we defined the evolution of allergen‐specific B‐cell responses during epicutaneous sensitization to foods. Methods: Wild‐type and genetic knockout animals, and drug or antibody strategies for cell depletion and immunoglobulin signaling blockade were used to investigate epicutaneous sensitization and disease progression; we analyzed allergen‐specific germinal centers and IgG1+ memory B cells by flow cytometry, evaluated humoral responses, and determined clinical reactivity (anaphylaxis). Results: Epicutaneous sensitization caused microscopic skin damage, inflammation, and recruitment of activated dendritic cells to the draining lymph nodes. This process generated allergen‐specific IgG1+ germinal center B cells, serum IgG1, and anaphylaxis that was mediated by the alternative pathway. Whether we used peanut and/or ovalbumin from the egg white for sensitization, the allergen‐specific IgG1+ memory compartment predominantly exhibited an immature, pro‐germinal center phenotype (PDL‐2−CD80−CD35+CD73+). Subsequent subclinical exposures to the allergen induced IgE+ germinal center B cells, serum IgE, and likely activated the classical pathway of anaphylaxis. Conclusions: Our data demonstrate that IgG1+ B‐cell immunity against food allergens in epicutaneous sensitization precedes the generation of IgE responses. Therefore, the assessment of allergen‐specific cellular and humoral IgG1+ immunity may help to identify individuals at risk of developing IgE‐mediated food allergy and hence provide a window for therapeutic interventions. IgG1+ B‐cell immunity against food allergens in epicutaneous sensitization precedes the generation of IgE responses. Immature, pro‐germinal centre, allergen‐specific IgG1+ memory B cells are formed at the incipient stages of skin sensitization to foods. The assessment of allergen‐specific cellular and humoral IgG1+ immunity may help to identify individuals at risk of developing IgE‐mediated food allergy. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2019
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41. Diversité des réservoirs animaux : Du Rat au Ragondin

Author

Vein, Julie, Kodjo, A., Leblond, Agnès, Monteiro, K., Renaud, Cédric, Berny, P. J., ProdInra, Migration, Unité de Recherche d'Épidémiologie Animale (UR EpiA), Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA), Ecole Nationale Vétérinaire de Lyon (ENVL), and Ville service.

Subjects
[SDV] Life Sciences [q-bio], réservoirs animaux, [SDV]Life Sciences [q-bio], rat, ragondin, ComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
Abstract

National audience

Published
2010

43. Uso de resíduos de madeira como alternativa de melhorar as condições ambientais em sistema de reflorestamento

Author

MONTEIRO, K. F. G., KERN, D. C., RUIVO, M. de L. P., RODRIGUES, T. E., COMETTI, J. L. S., KÁTIA FERNANDA GARCEZ MONTEIRO, UFRA, DIRCE CLARA KERN, MPEG, MARIA DE LOURDES PINHEIRO RUIVO, MPEG, TARCÍSIO EWERTON RODRIGUES, CPATU, and JOSÉ LUIS SAID COMETTI, SECRETARIA DE MEIO AMBIENTE DE PERNAMBUCO.

Subjects
Solos amazônicos
Abstract

A baixa tecnologia empregada no manejo do solo e utilização do fogo para o plantio de espécies ou cultivares florestais na Amazônia, tem sido apontada como a causa principal das áreas alteradas em sistemas florestais, resultando em erosão, poluição hídrica perda de nutrientes e da biodiversidade. Assim, pode-se hipotetizar que uma área alterada, seja em que ambiente ou tipo de exploração a que esteja submetida, estaria em fase de recuperação quando o teor de matéria orgânica no solo estiver aumentando. Tal condição pode ser medida, através de indicadores biológicos do solo: matéria orgânica e teores de nutrientes, e atividade da biomassa microbiana, e também influencia a qualidade e desenvolvimento (diâmetro e altura das árvores ou biomassa aérea) dos espécimes plantados. As áreas atualmente em recuperação ou recuperadas em suas propriedades edafológicas podem ser comparadas, em termos de bioindicadores, a solos enriquecidos com material orgânico proveniente de manejo pretérito, como em áreas de reflorestamento instaladas em áreas de “Terra Preta”. Essa comparação, além de validar os indicadores de qualidade do solo, auxiliará estudos que contemplem a utilização racional, seja de florestas naturais ou florestas plantadas.

Published
2010

44. Caracterização dos argissolos amarelos com adição de resíduos de madeira: uma alternativa de uso como cobertura em solos da Amazônia paraense

Author

MONTEIRO, K. F. G., KERN, D. C., RODRIGUES, T. A., RUIVO, M. de L. P., FARIAS, P. R. S., KÁTIA FERNANDA GARCEZ MONTEIRO, MPEG, DIRSE CLARA KERN, MPEG, TARCISIO EWERTON RODRIGUES, CPATU, MARIA DE LOURDES PINHEIRO RUIVO, MPEG, and PAULO ROBERTO SILVA FARIAS, UFRA.

Subjects
Matéria Orgânica, Resíduos de madeira, Propriedades físicas e químicas do solo
Abstract

Em solos altamente intemperizados, como ocorre nos trópicos, a razão de seu empobrecimento está relacionada à lixiviação dos nutrientes das camadas superficiais. Uma alternativa para minimizar esta perda de nutrientes seria a utilização de coberturas orgânicas verdes ou mortas (mulch) nestes solos. Nesse sentido, com o intuito de caracterizar os aspectos morfológicos, físicos e químicos dos solos com e sem adição de resíduos de madeira como cobertura, sob as culturas de paricá (Schizolobium amazonicum) e pupunha (Bactris gasipaes), foram selecionados e coletados 32 amostras de 4 perfis de solo das áreas de plantio de paricá e pupunha com e sem adição de resíduos de madeira. A utilização de resíduos de madeira como cobertura favoreceu a diminuição da densidade, com valores entre 1,19 a 1,33 kg.dm-3 para os solos com adição de resíduos, e de 1,19 a 1,67 kg.dm-3 para os solos sem adição. A mesma influência pode ser percebida no aumento da porosidade nos solos com adição de material, com valores de 0,48 a 0,46 m3.m-3 nos horizontes superficiais, enquanto que os solos sem resíduos demonstraram resultados de 0,35 a 0,38 m3.m-3. Os resultados de pH em água, nos solos com cobertura de resíduos de madeira, variaram de 4,6 a 6 e, os solos sem adição, de 4,6 a 5,2, podendo ser verificado que a adição de resíduos de madeira favoreceu o aumento do pH no solo. Os valores mais elevados para a saturação de bases foram observados também para os solos com utilização de resíduos de madeira como cobertura, cujos valores variaram entre 26% a 54%, enquanto que os perfis sem adição de material orgânico apresentaram variação entre 26% a 39%. O uso adequado de resíduos de madeira no solo desempenhou papel importante na disponibilidade de alguns nutrientes, como o cálcio e o magnésio, e diminuiu a acidez dos solos. Assim, a utilização de resíduos de madeira como cobertura no solo em sistemas agroflorestais é satisfatória por permitir uma destinação adequada para estes materiais, além de melhorar as condições ambientais dos solos amazônicos.

Published
2006

48. Intravenous digital subtraction angiography in diagnosis of vascular graft occlusion.

Author

Boxt, Lawrence, Murray, Philip, Perlmutt, Louis, Harrington, Donald, Sandor, Tamas, Monteiro, Karen, Levin, David, Boxt, L M, Murray, P D, Perlmutt, L M, Harrington, D P, Sandor, T, Monteiro, K M, and Levin, D C

Abstract

Differentiation is often difficult between vascular graft occlusion and progression of underlying disease in patients after vascular surgery. We have studied 57 patients after surgery for traumatic and atherosclerotic arterial occlusion and other vascular anomalies using a commercial digital subtraction angiography (DSA) unit; no complications occurred. Indications for examination included pain, diminished pulse, and failure of catheter angiography. Graft patency was established if proximal and distal anastomoses were visualized; occlusion was diagnosed if no graft was imaged or vascular stump found--noted in 31 grafts. Our diagnosis was proved surgically in 24 patients (two refused operation); three others were confirmed angiographically and one by Doppler ultrasonic examination. In our experience DSA is a safe, specific means of following postoperative grafts and diagnosing their occlusion. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1985
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49. Comparison of intravenous digital subtraction angiography to conventional aortography in patients with abdominal aortic aneurysm.

Author

Boxt, Lawrence, Murray, Philip, Perlmutt, Louis, Monteiro, Karen, Long, Sammie, Denny, Donald, Levin, David, Harrington, Donald, Boxt, L M, Murray, P D, Perlmutt, L M, Monteiro, K M, Long, S I, Denny, D P, Levin, D C, and Harrington, D P

Abstract

Evaluation of intravenous digital subtraction angiography (IV DSA) in patients with abdominal aortic aneurysm was performed by obtaining catheter aortograms immediately before DSA studies in ten patients. Diagnostic images were obtained in nine of ten digital subtraction examinations. Although repeat injections were necessary in six DSA and three conventional aortography cases for adequate imaging of both cephalad and caudal extension of the aneurysm, average contrast dose was 53 cc (62 cc in standard catheter studies). Renal artery stenosis was diagnosed by DSA in two of three vessels, multiple renal arteries were demonstrated by both modalities in two cases. Digital subtraction and conventional aortographic findings were proved at surgery. Intravenous DSA was shown to be useful in the preoperative evaluation of patients with abdominal aortic aneurysm. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1985
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50. Endothelial injury provokes collateral arterial vasoconstriction: response to a serotonin 2 antagonist, thromboxane antagonist or synthetase inhibition.

Author

Hollenberg, N K, Monteiro, K, and Sandor, T

Abstract

To assess the influence on collateral arteries of vasoactive factors released from activated platelets we used angiography and blood flow measurement to study the limb blood supply in 29 rabbits, 2 weeks after superficial femoral artery ligation. Minutes after balloon catheter injury to the lower aorta, striking spasm of the collateral arteries was routinely evident on the arteriograms, and limb blood flow fell. Spasm was partly reversed either by blockade of thromboxane synthesis (UK-38,485) or its vascular action (SQ 29,548) or by ketanserin, the serotonin receptor antagonist when used alone. Ketanserin combined with either UK-38,485 or SQ 29,548 reversed the spasm completely. We conclude that a combined action of serotonin and thromboxane induces collateral artery spasm when platelets are activated.

Published
1988

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