98 research outputs found

    Mise en évidence de la présence du virus de la Mosaique de l'igname (YMV) en Guyane

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    Des Ă©chantillons d'ignames Dioscorea trifida collectĂ©s en Guyane française prĂ©sentent des symptĂŽmes de mosaĂŻque en arĂȘtes de poisson. On montre que ces plantes contiennent un potyvirus flexueux, produisant des inclusions cytoplasmiques de type pinwheels et transmis par pucerons sur le mode non persistant. L'isolat Ă©tudiĂ© est proche du Yam Mosaic Virus dĂ©crit en CĂŽte d'Ivoire, il rĂ©agit avec un antiserum anti-YMV- CĂŽte d'Ivoire et sa protĂ©ine capside prĂ©sente une mobilitĂ© Ă©lectrophorĂ©tique identique, mais il produit des symptĂŽmes plus marquĂ©s sur Nicotiana benthamiana et prĂ©sente une mobilitĂ© Ă©lectrophorĂ©tique diffĂ©rente de celle d'isolats provenant de Guadeloupe (FWI); Des prĂ©cautions doivent ĂȘtre prises pour Ă©viter tout Ă©change international de matĂ©riel infectĂ©. ----- Yam plants, Dioscorea trifida, collected in French Guyana showed chromatic fish -bone symptoms on their leaves. The plants were found infected by a potyvirus with flexuous rods, produccing pinwheels in infected cytoplasm, transmitted mechanically and buy aphids in a non persisten manner. The virus reacted with an antiserum prepared against the Ivory Coast isolate of Yam Mosaic Virus an their coat proteins presented the same electrophoretic mobility. Differences in electrophoretic mobility were found with a yam potyvirus collected in Guadeloupe (FWI); the guyana isolate produced also a more severe vein-banding on Nicotiane benthammiana leaves than the other Yam isolates. Precautions must be taken in order to avoid any international exchange of infected material

    TROP 03 - Le paludisme en Guyane Française, deux populations : l'une liée à l'activité d'orpaillage et celle des peuples autochtones

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    National audienceLe paludisme en Guyane Française, deux populations : l'une liée à l'activité d'orpaillage et celle des peuples autochtone

    Technical feasibility assessment of a PEM fuel cell refrigerator system

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    PEM Fuel Cells (PEMFCs), fueled by hydrogen, are electrochemical devices that convert hydrogen to useful power and two by-products: heat and water. They cover an important part of power applications namely in the transportation area, and in other practical applications that are either stationary or portable. In particular, the domestic refrigerator is one of the daily and indispensable applications but with a high-energy demand due to the high running time cycles. This work is a technical assessment of the feasibility of building a coupled “PEM Fuel Cell – Refrigerator” system. Real technical data for the refrigerator are collected, processed and evaluated. The obtained results show reasonable flows consumption rates. In fact, the refrigerator requires a flow rate of 1.607 slpm of hydrogen and 8 slpm of air at a pressure of respectively 3 atm and 1 atm. The water is produced at a rate of 1.285 10−3 slpm. The annual amount of hydrogen consumed by the refrigerator is estimated to 28, 47 kg. The energy provided to the refrigerator is about 130 W and the energy needed by the air compressor is 28, 24 W. A technical solution is suggested at the end of this work to reduce the start and stop cycles of the fuel cell
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