Primer registro del Pez Aceitoso o Pez Purgante, Ruvettus Pretiosus C. (Gempylidae) en el Perú

Brinda información sobre el Pez Aceitoso que fue capturado por le empresa pesquera PROMAR, durante sus operaciones de pesca, frente a Paita en Agosto de 1972, con red de arrastre a 80 brazos de profundidad.

The role of migration and domestic transmission in the spread of HIV-1 non-B subtypes in Switzerland.

BACKGROUND: By analyzing human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) pol sequences from the Swiss HIV Cohort Study (SHCS), we explored whether the prevalence of non-B subtypes reflects domestic transmission or migration patterns. METHODS: Swiss non-B sequences and sequences collected abroad were pooled to construct maximum likelihood trees, which were analyzed for Swiss-specific subepidemics, (subtrees including &#8805;80% Swiss sequences, bootstrap >70%; macroscale analysis) or evidence for domestic transmission (sequence pairs with genetic distance <1.5%, bootstrap &#8805;98%; microscale analysis). RESULTS: Of 8287 SHCS participants, 1732 (21%) were infected with non-B subtypes, of which A (n = 328), C (n = 272), CRF01_AE (n = 258), and CRF02_AG (n = 285) were studied further. The macroscale analysis revealed that 21% (A), 16% (C), 24% (CRF01_AE), and 28% (CRF02_AG) belonged to Swiss-specific subepidemics. The microscale analysis identified 26 possible transmission pairs: 3 (12%) including only homosexual Swiss men of white ethnicity; 3 (12%) including homosexual white men from Switzerland and partners from foreign countries; and 10 (38%) involving heterosexual white Swiss men and females of different nationality and predominantly nonwhite ethnicity. CONCLUSIONS: Of all non-B infections diagnosed in Switzerland, <25% could be prevented by domestic interventions. Awareness should be raised among immigrants and Swiss individuals with partners from high prevalence countries to contain the spread of non-B subtypes.

FAM161A, associated with autosomal recessive retinitis pigmentosa,localizes at the level of the photoreceptor cilium and interacts with proteins involved in ciliopathies

Purpose: We have previously demonstrated that mutations in the FAM161A gene, encoding a protein with unknown function and no similarities with other characterized sequences, cause autosomal recessive retinitis pigmentosa (RP). The purpose of this work is to investigate the functional role of FAM161A within the retina and its relationship with other proteins involved in RP. Methods: The subcellular localization of FAM161A in the retina was assessed by immunohistochemistry of retinal sections and dissociated photoreceptors from mice, which were stained using antibodies against FAM161A and antibodies against cilium markers. The function of FAM161A was further assessed in ciliated mammalian cell lines by expression of recombinant FAM161A with various fusion tags. The binary interaction between FAM161A and a collection of ciliary and ciliopathy-associated proteins was analyzed using a yeast two-hybrid assay. The results obtained with this technique were validated using independent protein-protein interaction assays (GST-pull downs, co-transfection and co-immunoprecipitation). Results: Native FAM161A localized at the connecting cilium of photoreceptor cells, as demonstrated by immunofluorescence in both dissociated photoreceptors and retinal sections of mice. More specifically, co-staining with markers for ciliary sub-structures (RPGRIP1L, Centrin, RP1, GT335) demonstrated that FAM161A decorated the basal body and the very apical part of the connecting cilium. Upon overexpression in ciliated cultured mammalian cells, FAM161A localized to the ciliary basal body. Yeast two-hybrid analysis of the binary interaction of FAM161A and an array of ciliary proteins revealed the direct interaction of FAM161A with three proteins of which the cognate genes are mutated in retinal ciliopathies. The confirmation of these interactions using different biochemical assays is currently in progress. Conclusions: FAM161A is a ciliary basal body protein of the photoreceptor connecting cilium, rendering the associated RP as a novel retinal ciliopathy. The confined expression of FAM161A in the retina and the direct interaction of FAM161A with other retinal ciliopathy-associated proteins may explain the retinal phenotype of this specific subset of mechanistically and phenotypically connected retinal disorders.

Chansonnier des ducs de Lorraine

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Does gender really matter in cathlab

Purpose: Results of some PCI clinical trials indicated more procedure related complications and worse clinical outcomes in women than men, but due to a lower representation of female patients this question still remains open. We aimed toinvestigate characteristics and early and late clinical outcomes in female patients as compared to male when treated in a real life setting with a new generation DES.Methods: Among 3069 consecutive patients treated with Nobori DES, and enrolled in NOBORI 2 study, 675 were female. The primary endpoint of the study is target lesion failure (TLF), a composite of cardiac death, MI and target lesion revascularization (TLR) at 12 months. Data are entered in an electronic database; all adverse events are adjudicated by an independent clinical event committee and independent corelabs analyse all angiograms.Results: Compared to male patients, female patients were significantly older (68±10 vs ± 63±11 years; p&lt;0.001), had higher incidence of diabetes (37% vs 27%; p&lt;0.001) and hypertension (75% vs 66%; p&lt;0.001), but lower frequency of previous MI, PCI/CABG and smoking history. Lesion characteristics were similar in two genders, except for lesions located at bifurcation which were more frequent inmale patients (22% vs 15% inmale and female patients respectively; p&lt;0.001). Majority of QCA assessed parameters were similar with the exception for RVD, post-procedure MLD in-segment and %DS in-stent which were significantly lower in female patients (p&lt;0.05 for all). In table 1 results at 6 months follow-up are presented and at the time of presentation 1 year results will be available. Table 1. Clinical results at 6 months follow-up Male (n=2394) Female (n=675) P value Cardiac Death 12 (0.5%) 5 (0.7%) 0.5550 MI 5 (2.1%) 4 (1.3%) 0.5089 TLR rate 17 (0.7%) 13 (1.9%) 0.0124 TLF rate 44 (1.8%) 17 (2.5%) 0.2745 Stent Thrombosis 12 (0.5%) 6 (0.9%) 0.2548Conclusions: Results indicate that there are differences in the demographics and risk factors in female and male patient's population. The frequency of adverse events at 6 months is low in both populations, showing trend toward slightly higher rate in female patients, particularly for target lesion revascularization.

[Illustrations de La Belle Dame sans mercy] / [Non identifié] ; Alain Chartier, aut. du texte

Comprend : [Pl. au Titre : la Belle Dame sans mercy et l'Amant.] [Cote : Res Ye 838/Microfilm R 1732] ; [Pl. au folio ai : la Belle Dame sans mercy et l'Amant.] [Cote : Res Ye 838/Microfilm R 1732]

[Illustrations des Fables] / C. Monnet, dess. ; Aug. de Saint-Aubin, H.L. Schmitz, grav. ; Boisard, aut. du texte

Comprend : [Fig. p. titre du Tome 1 : poète.] Ausidius Forti Miscebat Mella Falerno. [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 1. Livre I. Pl. de la Fable XX : La pêche.] Tout réussit à la bergère. [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 1. Livre II. Pl. de la Fable IV : Le loup et le dogue.] Et meurent comme toi, brigand impitoyable, / Tous ceux qui comme toi, meurtriers dans le coeur, / Dans le bonheur public ont trouvé leur malheur. [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 1. Livre II. Pl. de la Fable XX : Le cheval, le boeuf, le mouton et l'âne.] Voilà comme l'on fait fortune! [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 1. Livre III. Pl. de la Fable V : Xénocrate et le moineau.] Il est foible, innocent... je lui dois mon secours. [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 1. Livre IV. Pl. de la Fable XXV : L'Histoire.] On fit l'Histoire après sa mort. [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Cul de lampe p. 215 : Minerve et la muse de la musique.] [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Fig. de titre du Tome 2 : poète et chérubin.] Ausidius Forti Miscebat Mella Falerno. [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 2. Livre V. Pl. de la Fable I : le vieillard et l'idole.] Ne songe pas au bien qu'il ne pourra nous faire, Songe à celui qu'il nous a fait. [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 2. Livre VI. Pl. de la Fable XX : Le jeune renard.] Je n'ai vu que l'appast, il avait vu le piège! [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 2. Livre VII. Pl. de la Fable XX : Les deux voleurs.] Toi des remords! Toi des scrupules! [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Tome 2. Livre VIII. Pl. de la Fable XX : Phidias et la statue de Jupiter.] Non pas moi! [cote : microfilms R 122333-334] ; [Cul de lampe p. 301 : Minerve et un chérubin.] [cote : microfilms R 122333-334]