909 resultados para In-situ Identification
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Se efectuaron mediciones de TS (Fuerza de Blanco: Target Strength) durante los 100 lances de comprobación de ecotrazos realizados por el BIC José Olaya Balandra durante el Crucero 9811-12 de Evaluación Hidroacústica de Recursos Pelágicos. Se consideraron para el análisis únicamente aquellos lances donde más del 90% de la captura perteneció a una determinada especie y que, además, se haya observado en ellos una adecuada correlación entre los histogramas de tallas y de TS. Los factores b20 de la ecuación de TS (TS = 20 log L - b20) que han sido determinados, las cuales serán consideradas como provisionales, corresponden a anchoveta (2) y a bregmaceros (1). Estas son las siguientes: anchoveta, b20 = 81, 8 (para ejemplares entre 6 y 8,5 cm); anchoveta, b20 = 78,5 (para ejemplares entre 11,5 y 14,5 cm); bregmaceros, b20 = 80,25 (para ejemplares entre 5,5 y 8 cm).
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Se efectuaron mediciones de TS (Fuerza de Blanco: Target Strength) durante los 136 lances de comprobación de ecotrazos realizados por el BIC José Olaya Balandra durante el Crucero 9902-03 de Evaluación Hidroacústica de Recursos Pelágicos. Se consideraron para el análisis únicamente aquellos lances donde más del 90% de la captura perteneció a una especie y que, además, se haya observado en ellos una adecuada correlación entre los histogramas de tallas y de TS. Los factores b20 de la ecuación de TS (TS=20 log L - b20) que han sido determinados, las cuales serán consideradas como provisionales, corresponden a anchoveta (2) y a pota (1). Estas son las siguientes: anchoveta a 120 kHz, b20=82,2 (para ejemplares entre 5,5 y 9,5 cm); anchoveta 38 kHz, b20=81,2 (para ejemplares entre 5,5 y 10,5 cm); pota a 38 kHz, b20=87,2 (para ejemplares entre 12 y 24 cm de longitud de manto).
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Selostus: Perunan somaattisten hybridien ja niiden somatohaploidien fluoresenssi in situ -hybridisaatio Solanum brevidens -lajin spesifisten sekvenssien avulla
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To determine self‐consistently the time evolution of particle size and their number density in situ multi‐angle polarization‐sensitive laser light scattering was used. Cross‐polarization intensities (incident and scattered light intensities with opposite polarization) measured at 135° and ex situ transmission electronic microscopy analysis demonstrate the existence of nonspherical agglomerates during the early phase of agglomeration. Later in the particle time development both techniques reveal spherical particles again. The presence of strong cross‐polarization intensities is accompanied by low‐frequency instabilities detected on the scattered light intensities and plasma emission. It is found that the particle radius and particle number density during the agglomeration phase can be well described by the Brownian free molecule coagulation model. Application of this neutral particle coagulation model is justified by calculation of the particle charge whereby it is shown that particles of a few tens of nanometer can be considered as neutral under our experimental conditions. The measured particle dispersion can be well described by a Brownian free molecule coagulation model including a log‐normal particle size distribution.
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We present an ellipsometric technique and ellipsometric analysis of repetitive phenomena, based on the experimental arrangement of conventional phase modulated ellipsometers (PME) c onceived to study fast surface phenomena in repetitive processes such as periodic and triggered experiments. Phase modulated ellipsometry is a highly sensitive surface characterization technique that is widely used in the real-time study of several processes such as thin film deposition and etching. However, fast transient phenomena cannot be analyzed with this technique because precision requirements limit the data acquisition rate to about 25 Hz. The presented new ellipsometric method allows the study of fast transient phenomena in repetitive processes with a time resolution that is mainly limited by the data acquisition system. As an example, we apply this new method to the study of surface changes during plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition of amorphous silicon in a modulated radio frequency discharge of SiH4. This study has revealed the evolution of the optical parameters of the film on the millisecond scale during the plasma on and off periods. The presented ellipsometric method extends the capabilities of PME arrangements and permits the analysis of fast surface phenomena that conventional PME cannot achieve.
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Pseudomonas fluorescens strain CHA0 is able to protect plants against a variety of pathogens, notably by producing the two antimicrobial compounds 2,4-diacetylphloroglucinol (DAPG) and pyoluteorin (PLT). The regulation of the expression of these compounds is affected by many biotic factors, such as fungal pathogens, rhizosphere bacteria as well as plant species. Therefore, the influence of some plant phenolic compounds on the expression of DAPG and PLT biosynthetic genes has been tested using GFP-based reporter, monitored by standard fluometry and flow cytometry. In situ experiments were also performed with cucumber plants. We found that several plant metabolites such as IAA and umbelliferone are able to modify significantly the expression of DAPG and PLT. The use of flow cytometry with autofluorescents proteins seems to be a promising method to study rhizobacteria-plant interactions.
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Aim The jaguar, Panthera onca, is a species of global conservation concern. In Mexico, the northernmost part of its distribution range, its conservation status, is particularly critical, while its potential and actual distribution is poorly known. We propose an ensemble model (EM) of the potential distribution for the jaguar in Mexico and identify the priority areas for conservation.Location Mexico.Methods We generated our EM based on three presence-only methods (Ecological Niche Factor Analysis, Mahalanobis distance, Maxent) and considering environmental, biological and anthropogenic factors. We used this model to evaluate the efficacy of the existing Mexican protected areas (PAs), to evaluate the adequacy of the jaguar conservation units (JCUs) and to propose new areas that should be considered for conservation and management of the species in Mexico.Results Our results outline that 16% of Mexico (c. 312,000 km2) can be considered as suitable for the presence of the jaguar. Furthermore, 13% of the suitable areas are included in existing PAs and 14% are included in JCUs (Sanderson et al., 2002).Main conclusions Clearly much more should be carried out to establish a proactive conservation strategy. Based on our results, we propose here new jaguar conservation and management areas that are important for a nationwide conservation blueprint.
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Summary: Diagnosis of freemartinism in cattle by Y chromosome specific in situ hybridisation of blood leukocytes
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An in situ energy budget of the hydropolyp Eudendrium racemosum (Cavolini, 1785) is presented. Ingestion and respiration rates and ammonium excretion were studied over two 24 h cycles, with two-hour sample intervals. The species ingested as much as 25.9% of its own biomass per day (minimum rate). Respiration was 1.62 ml O2 g-1 d w h-1 while excretion was 13.6 mM NH4 g-1dw h-1. We estimated that the species increased its biomass at a rate of 9.6% per day (Growth + Reproduction). This value is higher than those previously reported for other cnidarians. We can assume that the capacity of E. racemosum to survive - albeit for a limited period of the year - in the highly-competitive shallow-water communities is based on its high growth rate.
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Sediment-water exchanges of oxygen, ammonium, nitrate, total dissolved nitrogen, phosphate and total dissolved phosphorus were measured by means of an in situ incubator of 7 1 volume and 700 cm2 base area. The incubations lasted for three hours and were done over a whole season on different kinds of sediments in Alfaques Bay. We present some preliminary results on: i) methodological aspects, ii) spatial and temporal variability of fluxes, and iii) estimates of contribution of benthic nutrient regeneration relative to total nutrient loading of the Bay. Oxygen uptake averaged 1700 mmo1 m-2 h-1 (range 200-3500); no differences were found between sandy and muddy sediments. The release of ammonia from the sediment averaged 70 mmo1 m-2 h-1 and was higher in muddy sediments than in sandy ones. Very low to null nitrate and nitrite fluxes and only small fluxes of organic nitrogen were detected. We conclude that ammonium release from sediment is the major path of nitrogen regeneration. Some sediments removed dissolved reactive phosphorus (DRP) from the water and released dissolved organic phosphorus (DOP). Additional manipulative experiments revealed DRP release under particular conditions (turbulence, anoxia). From these data, we estimate that at least 50% of the nitrogen requirements of phytoplankton in the area may be supplied by benthic remineralization.
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Este trabalho foi desenvolvido com os objetivos de testar as equações globais obtidas por Macedo para determinar a capacidade de campo (CC) in situ em um solo Podzólico Vermelho-Amarelo; avaliar a câmara de fluxo desenvolvida por Fabian & Ottoni Filho; e verificar se os valores de CC obtidos com esse equipamento se comparam aos determinados pelo método da Embrapa. Os testes foram realizados em 1994, num Podzólico Vermelho-Amarelo, em Itaguaí, RJ. A motivação desta comparação é o fato de o movimento lateral da água ser praticamente eliminado dentro da câmara. Confirmou-se que os valores medidos de CC em tal equipamento reproduziram as determinações de CC obtidas pelo método da Embrapa. Como a área da câmara é de 0,50 m², o resultado sugere a possibilidade de reduzir a dimensão dos tabuleiros de inundação. Foram também validadas as equações globais de regressão para determinar a CC a partir de porcentagens texturais e de matéria orgânica, ou a partir da microporosidade (umidade a 60 cm de tensão).