940 resultados para Carpal tunnel
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A enxertia de pepino híbrido do tipo japonês em aboboreira tem por objetivo principal o manejo de doenças causadas por fungos de solo, consequentemente obter maior produtividade, além de frutos menos cerosos. Neste trabalho estudou-se o comportamento da cultivar Rensei, avaliando-se o desenvolvimento vegetativo das mudas, a produtividade e as características dos frutos das plantas enxertadas em diferentes porta-enxertos, em comparação com as não enxertadas. O trabalho foi realizado sob estufa do tipo túnel alto, com as plantas conduzidas em recipientes plásticos, de julho/96 a julho/97, em Piracicaba - SP. Os tratamentos foram os seguintes: T1 testemunha (planta não-enxertada); T2 enxertia em abóbora Menina Brasileira; T3 enxertia em abóbora híbrida Ikki; T4: enxertia em abóbora-de-moita Novita; T5 enxertia em abóbora híbrida Tetsukabuto; T6 enxertia em abóbora híbrida Kirameki. A porcentagem de pegamento da enxertia só não apresentou valores superiores a 83,3% quando se utilizou abóbora Menina Brasileira. Foram obtidos frutos mais brilhantes e com pouca cerosidade, de interesse comercial, na enxertia em Ikki e Kirameki. Nestes porta-enxertos, seguidos por Tetsukabuto, houve maior produção em peso e número de frutos por planta.
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The midbrain dorsal periaqueductal gray (DPAG) is part of the brain defensive system involved in active defense reactions to threatening stimuli. Corticotrophin releasing factor (CRF) is a peptidergic neurotransmitter that has been strongly implicated in the control of both behavioral and endocrine responses to threat and stress. We investigated the effect of the nonspecific CRF receptor agonist, ovine CRF (oCRF), injected into the DPAG of mice, in two predator-stress situations, the mouse defense test battery (MDTB), and the rat exposure test (RET). In the MDTB, oCRF weakly modified defensive behaviors in mice confronted by the predator (rat); e.g. it increased avoidance distance when the rat was approached and escape attempts (jump escapes) in forced contact. In the RET, drug infusion enhanced duration in the chamber while reduced tunnel and surface time, and reduced contact with the screen which divides the subject and the predator. oCRF also reduced both frequency and duration of risk assessment (stretch attend posture: SAP) in the tunnel and tended to increase freezing. These findings suggest that patterns of defensiveness in response to low intensity threat (RET) are more sensitive to intra-DPAG oCRF than those triggered by high intensity threats (MDTB). Our data indicate that CRF systems may be functionally involved in unconditioned defenses to a predator, consonant with a role for DPAG CRF systems in the regulation of emotionality. (c) 2006 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)
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Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (FAPESP)
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The atomic tunneling between two tunnel-coupled Bose-Einstein condensates (BECs) in a double-well time-dependent trap was studied. For the slowly varying trap, synchronization of oscillations of the trap with oscillations of the relative population was predicted. Using the Melnikov approach, the appearance of the chaotic oscillations in the tunneling phenomena between the condensates was confirmed.
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Broiler production in Brazil has turned into a very competitive activity in the late years. Constant innovation leads to higher productivity maintaining the same cost of production, which is a desirable situation. Lately one characteristic for broiler housing in Brazil has been the increase in birds density requiring the use of controlled environment through the use of fan and fogging systems in order to achieve better birds productive performance. Most Brazilian producer already uses cooling equipment however it is still unknown the right way to control the wind speed and direction towards the birds. This present research has the objective to evaluate the effect of the wind speed on the heat transfer from the birds to the environment for broilers at 27 days old. There was used 200 birds, placed in a wind tunnel measuring 1.10 m high by 1.10m wide x 10.0 m of length, and the birds density varied from 9, 16 and 20 birds/m 2. Two wind speed were simulated 340 rpm (1.0 m/s) and 250 rpm (0.3 m/s). The increase in the wind velocity related to the smaller bird densityled to a higher heat loss and to a more uniform temperature distribution in its exposed areas.
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This work was carried out to determine the internal and external structures of Atta bisphaerica (Forel) nests. Six nests were excavated and during excavation, all data referring to chambers and tunnels were recorded. Three nests had been internally cement-moulded, which enabled a better view of the chamber and tunnel structures. Atta bisphaerica nests presented a similar structural pattern, varying only in the number of chambers as a function of external mound area. Chambers were spherical with two communication tunnels. Internal tunnels had an elliptical section, sometimes circular, indirectly linked to chambers through ramifications and directly through short tunnels. Entrance holes were linked to the area of highest chamber concentration by tunnels from the elliptical section, which led to the nest in a radial manner. Knowledge of the colony's three-dimensional architecture permits successful application of chemical control processes, reduces the quantity of product applied, and consequently diminishes costs and environmental damage.
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This study aimed to verify the effects of four different minimum soil watler potentials (-30, -40, -50 e -70 kPa) and two different plastic tunnel positions (North-South and East-West) on net melon yield. The results showed that in the East-West position the yield and fruit weight were higher than in the North-South position. The highest yields of melon crop were obtained from -30 kPa. to -40 kPa minimum soil water potential.
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This work aimed to study evaporation distribution in a protected environment. The experiment was set up in polyethylene greenhouse at the Lageado Experimental Farm in the School of Agronomic Sciences (FCA, UNESP-Botucatu) in the winter of 2005. 132 500-ml plastic micro evaporimeters (13.7 diameter) were used used to obtain evaporation values and analyze spatial energy distribution. These micro evaporimeters were distributed in 44 equidistant points, at three different heights from the soil surface: 0.40, 0.80 and 1.20cm The tunnel-type greenhouse was 7.5 m wide, 27.5 m long and 3.20 m high at the center, and was covered with black shadow screen (sombrite) on the sides. Southeast/northwest orientation, based on true north, was used foro othe greenhouse longitudinal axis. For variable comparison, a geostatistics was used through the □GS+ program. From obtained data, it was concluded that: there was spatial variability at different points and heights of the microevaporation values obtained from micro evaporimeters were not greenhouse; the Class A Pan installed outside the greenhouse can be used to evaluate the internal evaporation.
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This work aimed to study the energy distribution in protected environment during the winter of 2005. A plastic tunnel (27.5 m long, 7.5 m wide, 3.2 m high in the center and 2.00 m high in both lateral sides) was covered with polyethylene 100 micra and black shadow screen (sombrite) in lateral sides at the FCA/UNESP, Botucatu - SP. 142 minievaporimeters (500 ml volume and 147 cm2 area) were evenly distributed and set up at three heights: 0.40 m; 0.80 m and 1.20 m from soil surface in order to analyze energy distribution along the studied area. The greenhouse longitudinal axis was northwest/southeast, based on true north. Geosatistics principles and the GS+ Program were adopted to compare variables. From obtained results, it was concluded that there were significant evaporation variations at different points anf heights; the highest values were the ones closest to the soil surface (0.40m) in July and at highest heights (0.80 and 1.20m). Highest evaporations occurred in the southeastern side of the greenhouse.