Diagnóstico por imagen de la enfermedad discal intervertebral

El estudio de la columna vertebral en el perro ha estado vinculado históricamente al uso de la radiología que, pese a la aparición de otros sistemas de diagnóstico más sofisticados como la tomografía axial computerizada (TAC) y la resonancia magnética (RM), sigue siendo hoy en día el procedimiento más utilizado en el diagnóstico de algunas patologías espinales, como la enfermedad discal intervertebral.

Assessment, Design and Implementation of a Private Cloud for MapReduce Applications

[Abstract] Scientific computation and data intensive analyses are ever more frequent. On the one hand, the MapReduce programming model has gained a lot of attention for its applicability in large parallel data analyses and Big Data applications. On the other hand, Cloud computing seems to be increasingly attractive in solving these computing problems that demand a lot of resources. This paper explores the potential symbiosis between MapReduce and Cloud Computing, in order to create a robust and scalable environment to execute MapReduce workflows regardless of the underlaying infrastructure. The main goal of this work is to provide an easy-to-install interface, so as non-expert scientists can deploy a suitable testbed for their MapReduce experiments on local resources of their institution. Testing cases were performed in order to evaluate the required time for the whole executing process on a real cluster

Periodic lateralized epileptiform discharges as manifestation of pneumococcal meningoencephalitis

Periodic Lateralized Epileptiform Discharges (PLEDs) are usually seen in the context of destructive structural lesions of the cortex, more frequently in acute ischemic stroke and less common in tumours and meningoencephalitis, specially herpes simplex virus. Its origin and prognosis are uncertain but it is known that PLEDs are linked to epilectic seizures, including status epilepticus

A catabogne on tite benthic marine flora of ida Tina Menor and Pechon’s coast (Cantabria, Spain)

FERNÁNDEZ-MONTERO, L.; PÉREZ-RUZAFA, 1. M.; CUBERO, 1. & GALLARDO, T., 1997. Catálogo de la flora bentónica marina de la Ría lina Menor y costa de Pechón (Cantabria)- Bot Cotnplutensis 22: 83-100. Los muestreos efectuados en la Ría lina Menor y costa de Peehón durante el otoño e invmerno de 1995 y la primavera, verano y otoño de 1996 han dado como resultado un catálogo de 202 especies (4 Cyanophyceae, 127 Rhodophyceae, 39 Phaeopltvceae. 1 Chlorophyceae, 18 Ulvophyceae, 6 Cladophorophyceae, 6 Bryopsidophyceae, y 1 Magnoliophyta). El número total de nuevas citas para las costas de Cantabria es de 87.FERNÁNDEZ-MONTERO, L.; PÉREZ-RUZAFA, 1. M.~ CUBERO, 1. & GAlLARDO, 1., 1997. A catalogue on the benthic marine flora of Ría Tina Menor and Pechón's eoast (Cantabria, Spain). Rbi. Complutensis 22: 83-100. Samples, done in Ría Tina Menor and Pechón's coast (Cantabria, Spain) during the aututu aud winterot 1995 andthe spring, summer and autum of 1996, sho'w a 11sf of 202 species (4 Cyanophyceae, 127 Rhodophyceae, 39 Phaeophyceae, 1 Chlorophyceae, ¡8 UIvophyceae, 6 Cladophorophyceae, 6 Brvopsidophyceac, and 1 Magnolioplmvta). Ihe number ol new records for Cantabria is 87

Assessment, Design and Implementation of a Private Cloud for MapReduce Applications

Scientific computation and data intensive analyses are ever more frequent. On the one hand, the MapReduce programming model has gained a lot of attention for its applicability in large parallel data analyses and Big Data applications. On the other hand, Cloud computing seems to be increasingly attractive in solving these computing problems that demand a lot of resources. This paper explores the potential symbiosis between MapReduce and Cloud Computing, in order to create a robust and scalable environment to execute MapReduce workflows regardless of the underlaying infrastructure. The main goal of this work is to provide an easy-to-install interface, so as non-expert scientists can deploy a suitable testbed for their MapReduce experiments on local resources of their institution. Testing cases were performed in order to evaluate the required time for the whole executing process on a real clusterS

Lucha frente a la Varroosis en colmenas Layens

111 páginas, 89 figuras, 17 tablas . -- Con la colaboración de: Mª Sonia Rodríguez Cruz, José Manuel Ordax de Castro, Raquel Arroyo Palomares, Yolanda Picó García, Juan Manuel Andrés Sánchez, Francisco Javier Fernández Santiago, Miguel Ángel Santos Oliva, Fernando Sánchez-Montejo Álvarez y Aurelio Pérez Sánchez.Actualmente la varroosis es el principal problema de la apicultura a nivel sanitario, tratándose de la enfermedad de las colonias de abejas más importante, y la única que obliga a realizar un tratamiento sistemático de la colmena para que los efectos del parásito no influyan negativamente en el rendimiento o incluso la viabilidad de la misma. Como consecuencia de la importancia de la actividad apícola en Castilla y León y dada la problemática sanitaria a la que se enfrenta el sector apícola, se justifica perfectamente la ejecución de un estudio de lucha frente a la varroosis, realizado en colmena Layens, colmena utilizada por el 80% de los apicultores españoles y mayoritaria en Salamanca. El estudio se ha ejecutado en esta provincia, que dispone del mayor número de apicultores profesionales y de colmenas y persigue que los resultados permitan a los apicultores mejorar la lucha contra esta parasitosis en sus explotaciones apícolas y mantener su viabilidad.Diputación de Salamanca. Organismo Autónomo de Empleo y Desarrollo Rural.N

OPPL-Galaxy, a Galaxy tool for enhancing ontology exploitation as part of bioinformatics workflows

Biomedical ontologies are key elements for building up the Life Sciences Semantic Web. Reusing and building biomedical ontologies requires flexible and versatile tools to manipulate them efficiently, in particular for enriching their axiomatic content. The Ontology Pre Processor Language (OPPL) is an OWL-based language for automating the changes to be performed in an ontology. OPPL augments the ontologists’ toolbox by providing a more efficient, and less error-prone, mechanism for enriching a biomedical ontology than that obtained by a manual treatment. Results We present OPPL-Galaxy, a wrapper for using OPPL within Galaxy. The functionality delivered by OPPL (i.e. automated ontology manipulation) can be combined with the tools and workflows devised within the Galaxy framework, resulting in an enhancement of OPPL. Use cases are provided in order to demonstrate OPPL-Galaxy’s capability for enriching, modifying and querying biomedical ontologies. Conclusions Coupling OPPL-Galaxy with other bioinformatics tools of the Galaxy framework results in a system that is more than the sum of its parts. OPPL-Galaxy opens a new dimension of analyses and exploitation of biomedical ontologies, including automated reasoning, paving the way towards advanced biological data analyses