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Biogeographical distribution of river microbial communities in atlantic catchments
No full textInterreg Atlantic Area program as part of the ALICE project [EAPA_261/2016]; FCT-Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technology, through the FCT/MCTES (PIDDAC) [UIDB/04033/2020
Variación natural y evolución de los mecanismos de respuesta y adaptación de las plantas a la combinación de estrés hídrico y térmico
No full textTesis realizada en la Universidad de OviedoSara Guerrero Recio, autora de la tesis, resume cómo las plantas res-ponderán al cambio climático. A través de un enfoque de biología de sis-temas, ha identificado un "kit molecular" clave para la supervivencia frente al aumento de las temperaturas y de los periodos de sequía. Este kit está conservado entre especies vegetales evolutivamente muy dife-rentes, lo que potencialmente permitirá aplicar los resultados a muchas especies más.
Gracias a esta investigación, estos posibles marcadores de tolerancia podrían aplicarse en programas de selección o mejora genética para hacer plantas de interés comercial y ecológico más resistentes al cambio climático.MINISTERIO DE CIENCIA, INNOVACIÓN Y UNIVERSIDADES * FECYT * UCC+
Narrative microstructure and macrostructure in adolescents with down syndrome and williams syndrome
No full textSpanish Ministry of Science, Innovation and Universities within the Program of Knowledge Generation [MCIU-22-PID2021-124505NB-I00]; Principality of Asturias [BP19-150
Context matters! Insights into family ownership of listed firms across europe
No full textMinisterio de Ciencia e Innovacin [PID2021-124641NB-I00, PID2022-140023NA-I00]; Ministry of Science and Innovation (Spain
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Los "paneles técnicos" como medio de solución de controversias contractuales: ¿Conciliación extrajudicial y extrajurídica?
Get PDFA hand-drawn graphite electrode for affordable analysis: application to the enzymatic determination of tyramine in fish
Get PDFThe development of simpler and greener, but also reliable and efficient analytical sensors that meet the
increasing global demands is a current challenge. In this work, a user-friendly and low-cost electrochemical cell
was developed by combining two metallic wires (from a standard connector header) and a working electrode
fabricated by pencil hand-drawing, which is one of the simplest, cheapest, and greenest ways of creating
miniaturized electrodes. Graphite pencils with different degrees of hardness were tested and, using a 6B pencil,
an electroanalytical platform with high precision (RSD < 5 %) was achieved. This platform was used as transducer for constructing an enzymatic biosensor for the determination of tyramine, using tyrosinase as the biological recognition element. After the optimization of several parameters, the biosensor showed a linear range
between 5 and 150 mg·L− 1
, a limit of detection of 0.4 mg·L− 1
, and high selectivity for tyramine with no
interference from other biogenic amines. This biosensor was successfully applied to the analysis of different fish
species achieving recovery values between 87 % and 100 %. Its usefulness for monitoring tyramine concentration
during the spoilage of a sardine sample was also demonstrated. Therefore, this cheap and miniaturized biosensor
represents an interesting alternative for tyramine determination. Moreover, the good electrochemical features of
the developed electrochemical cell demonstrated its potential for the development of future electrochemical
sensorsThis work was supported by the Spanish Government (MCIN/AEI/
10.13039/501100011033) through the I+D+I project PID2020-
118376RA-I00, and by the PCTI Program of the Government of the
Principality of Asturias and FEDER Program of the European Union (No.
AYUD/2021/51289). This work also received support from FCT/MCTES
(LA/P/0008/2020, doi: 10.54499/ LA/P/0008/2020, UIDP/50006/
2020, doi: 10.54499/UIDP/50006/ 2020 and UIDB/50006/2020, doi:
10.54499/UIDB/50006/2020) through Portuguese funds. R. Torre
thanks FCT and the European Social Fund (ESF), through the “Programa
Operacional Capital Humano” (POCH), for her PhD grant (SFRH/BD/
143753/2019). M. Cerrato-Alvarez thanks the “Ministerio de Universidades” and “Universidad de Extremadura” for grant “Margarita
Salas” MS-18 (Convocatoria Ayudas UNI/551/2021 – Complementaria
2022). E. Costa-Rama thanks the support of the grant “Beatriz Galindo”
(BG20/00027) funded by the “Ministerio de Universidades” of the
Spanish Government
Genes of filter-feeding species as a potential toolkit for monitoring microplastic impacts
No full textThis study received funds from the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation , Grant PID2022-138523OB-I00 , and the Principality of Asturias (Spain) , Grant PA-24-BIODIVERSIDAD-BIO12
Does an industry-promoted tourist tax per night affect hotel performance? Quasi-experimental evidence from manchester
No full textAssessment of corneal biomechanics and intraocular pressure with scleral lenses of different diameters
No full textThis research was funded by a grant RD21/0002/0041 (Instituto de Salud Carlos III)