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AIM: To evaluate the association between Helicobacter pylori(H. pylori) infection and MLH1 and MGMT methylation and its relationship with microsatellite instability (MSI). METHODS: The methylation status of the MLH1 and MGMT promoter region was analysed by methylation specific methylation-polymerase chain reaction (MSPPCR) in gastric biopsy samples from uninfected or H. pylori -infected children (n = 50), from adults with chronic gastritis (n = 97) and from adults with gastric cancer (n = 92). MLH1 and MGMT mRNA expression were measured by real-time PCR and normalised to a constitutive gene (β actin). MSI analysis was performed by screening MSI markers at 4 loci (Bat-25, Bat-26, D17S250 and D2S123) with PCR; PCR products were analysed by single strand conformation polymorphism followed by silver staining. Statistical analyses were performed with either the χ 2 test with Yates continuity correction or Fisher's exact test, and statistical significance for expression analysis was assessed using an unpaired Student's t -test. RESULTS: Methylation was not detected in the promoter regions of MLH1 and MGMT in gastric biopsy samples from children, regardless of H. pylori infection status. The MGMT promoter was methylated in 51% of chronic gastritis adult patients and was associated with H. pylori infection (P < 0.05); this region was methylated in 66% of gastric cancer patients, and the difference in the percentage of methylated samples between these patients and those from H. pylori -infected chronic gastritis patients was statistically significant (P < 0.05). MLH1 methylation frequencies among H. pylori -infected and non-infected chronic gastritis adult patients were 13% and 7%, respectively. We observed methylation of the MLH1 promoter (39%) and increased MSI levels (68%) in samples from gastric cancer patients in comparison to samples from H. pylori -infected adult chronic gastritis patients (P < 0.001 and P < 0.01, respectively). The frequency of promoter methylation for both genes was higher in gastric cancer samples than in H. pylori -positive chronic gastritis samples (P < 0.05). The levels of MLH1 and MGMT mRNA were significantly reduced in chronic gastritis samples that were also hypermethylated (P < 0.01). MGMT promoter region was analysed by methylation specific methylation-polymerase chain reaction (MSPPCR) in gastric biopsy samples from uninfected or H. pylori -infected children (n = 50), from adults with chronic gastritis (n = 97) and from adults with gastric cancer (n = 92). MLH1 and MGMT mRNA expression were measured by real-time PCR and normalised to a constitutive gene (β actin). MSI analysis was performed by screening MSI markers at 4 loci (Bat-25, Bat-26, D17S250 and D2S123) with PCR; PCR products were analysed by single strand conformation polymorphism followed by silver staining. Statistical analyses were performed with either the χ 2 test with Yates continuity correction or Fisher's exact test, and statistical significance for expression analysis was assessed using an unpaired Student's t -test. RESULTS: Methylation was not detected in the promoter regions of MLH1 and MGMT in gastric biopsy samples from children, regardless of H. pylori infection status. The MGMT promoter was methylated in 51% of chronic gastritis adult patients and was associated with H. pylori infection (P < 0.05); this region was methylated in 66% of gastric cancer patients, and the difference in the percentage of methylated samples between these patients and those from H. pylori -infected chronic gastritis patients was statistically significant (P < 0.05). MLH1 methylation frequencies among H. pylori -infected and non-infected chronic gastritis adult patients were 13% and 7%, respectively. We observed methylation of the MLH1 promoter (39%) and increased MSI levels (68%) in samples from gastric cancer patients in comparison to samples from H. pylori -infected adult chronic gastritis patients (P < 0.001 and P < 0.01, respectively). The frequency of promoter methylation for both genes was higher in gastric cancer samples than in H. pylori -positive chronic gastritis samples (P < 0.05). The levels of MLH1 and MGMT mRNA were significantly reduced in chronic gastritis samples that were also hypermethylated (P < 0.01). CONCLUSION: In summary, MGMT and MLH1 methylation did not occur in earlier-stage H. pylori infections and thus might depend on the duration of infection. © 2013 Baishideng. All rights reserved.
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Pós-graduação em Estudos Linguísticos - IBILCE
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Pós-graduação em Medicina Veterinária - FCAV
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Com o objetivo de avaliar a cinética da maturação in vitro de oócitos bubalinos, foram cultivados 1.619 oócitos com cumulus oophorus compacto em quatro diferentes tratamentos: T1 - TCM 199 com 10% de Soro Fetal Bovino (SFB) (meio base); T2 - Meio base e células da granulosa (CG); T3 - Meio base, CG, 10 UI de gonadotrofina coriônica equina (eCG) e 10 UI de gonadotrofina coriônica humana (hCG); T4 - Meio base, 10 UI de eCG, 10UI de hCG e 1 µg de 17b-estradiol / ml, em tempos de 14 a 17h, 20 a 22h, 23 a 25h, 26 a 28h, 29h e 32h de cultivo em estufa de CO2 a 5% e temperatura de 38,5ºC. No tratamento 1, observou-se que 81,83%, 69,61%, 65,88%, 60,28%, 64,98% e 67,67% dos ovócitos reiniciaram a meiose. No tratamento 2, as taxas de reinicio da meiose foram de 76,06%, 72,06%, 69,78%, 68,12%,74,97% e 89,96%, no tratamento 3 estes percentuais foram de 83,59%, 78,86%, 77,49%, 82,4%, 72,92% e 81,06% e com o tratamento 4 os índices foram de 95,0%, 91,82%, 93, 17%, 91,65%, 92,09% e 74,99% nos tempos de 14 a 17h, 20 a 22h, 23 a 25h, 26 a 28h, 29h e 32h de cultivo, respectivamente, podendo-se concluir que o meio com maior suplementação proporciona maior taxa de reinício da meiose em menor tempo, assim como o aumento no tempo de cultivo pode levar a maiores índices de degeneração.
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O presente estudo, baseado na metodologia da Sociolinguistica Variacionista, tem como objetivo investigar a variação das vogais médias pretônicas /e/ e /o/ no português falado na área urbana da cidade de Belém (PA). A amostra constitui-se de 48 (quarenta e oito) entrevistas coletadas de informantes pertencentes a uma amostra estratificada em que se controlam as variáveis sociais, como faixa etária (15 a 25 anos, 26 a 45 anos e 46 anos em diante), sexo e grau de escolaridade (não-escolarizado, fundamental, médio e superior). Foram selecionadas as ocorrências de vogais pretônicas segundo os moldes silábicos V, VC (exceto travamento em /N/ e /S/), CV, CVC, CCV e CCVC. Na análise final, 1.434 dados foram submetidos ao programa Varbrul: 776 das variantes de /e/ e 658 das variantes de /o/. Para o objetivo do presente trabalho, a análise tomou como base 10 (dez) grupos de fatores lingüísticos e 03 (três) grupos de fatores sociais que possivelmente pudessem explicar a variação das vogais. Os resultados mostraram que no dialeto em questão predomina a manutenção das vogais médias pretônicas (.819), sendo esta favorecida por 06 (seis) grupos de fatores lingüísticos e 02 (dois) grupos de fatores sociais.
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O presente estudo visa caracterizar acusticamente o português falado na Amazônia Paraense, tendo como foco as vogais médias pretônicas da variedade linguística falada no município de Barcarena/PA. Esta pesquisa é vinculada ao projeto Norte Vogais, integrante do PROBRAVO, que tem como um de seus objetivos analisar acusticamente o sistema vocálico átono do Português Brasileiro (PB) falado no estado do Pará. O corpus total é composto por amostras de fala de 18 (dezoito) informantes nativos de Barcarena/PA, estratificados socialmente em sexo (masculino e feminino), faixa etária (15 a 25 anos; 26 a 45 anos e acima de 45 anos) e nível de escolaridade (fundamental, médio e superior). Ao todo, 818 realizações das vogais médias pretônicas orais foram analisadas, sendo 411 anteriores e 407 posteriores. Os dados foram obtidos a partir da leitura de um texto sobre futebol, por meio do qual os informantes selecionados produziram 53 vocábulos contendo as vogais médias em posição pretônica. No tratamento dos dados, foram tomadas medidas de F1 e F2 (Hz) das vogais alvo. Constatou-se, a partir da análise empreendida, que os falantes da variedade estudada dão preferência à manutenção das vogais médias, resultado que corrobora com a hipótese apresentada nos estudos variacionistas realizados pela equipe do projeto Norte Vogais. Além disso, verificou-se que, na fala feminina, em relação às anteriores, a variante alta ocupa quase o mesmo espaço acústico da variante média fechada e as duas mantém uma grande distância da variante média aberta. No caso das posteriores, as mesmas ocupam espaços acústicos bem diferenciados. Em contrapartida, na fala masculina, as variantes anteriores estão bem discriminadas e a variante alta e a média fechada posteriores estão muito próximas, distanciando-se significativamente na variante média aberta posterior. Uma tendência à centralização das vogais também foi observada.
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This study aimed to analyze the increase of yield provided by a software optimization cutting in a pine sawmill, located at southwest region of São Paulo, city of Itapeva. First were measured 10 logs that were processed by conventional sawing system by measuring the volume of products in the process output. Then using a cutting optimization software, that generated cuts diagrams, 10 logs, from 25 to 26 cm diametrical class, were processed by sawing system optimized. For the conventional sawing, the value found to yield was 41.80%, whereas for the unfolding optimized showed the value of 61.79%, resulting in a difference of 19.99%. This study shows that there is room for significant improvement of performance in sawmills sawing with the use of optimization software as the employee at work
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