24 research outputs found
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Development in Men Following a “normal” Aortic Ultrasound Scan
No full textSynthesis and characterisation of a low-cost sensor based on polymer nanocomposite for monitoring the level of pollution in different zones and its cross-validation using UV-LIPS technique
No full textPenile fasciocutaneous flap urethroplasty for the reconstruction of pediatric long anterior urethral stricture
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Synthesis, reactions, and biological activity of some triazine derivatives containing sulfa drug moieties
No full textMulti-modality 3D mandibular resection planning in head and neck cancer using CT and MRI data fusion: A clinical series
No full textCiclo biológico de Argas miniatus em laboratório: estágio adulto Life cycle of Argas (Persicargas) miniatus in the laboratory: adult stage
No full textOs parâmetros do ciclo biológico de Argas (Persicargas) miniatus, fase adulta, foram estudados em condições controladas (27±1°C e 80±10% UR) e em condições ambientais não controladas (ambiente de laboratório nas estações chuvosa e seca). Nessas condições, os machos se originaram preferencialmente de N2 e as fêmeas de N3. As fêmeas realizaram até 18 posturas (em condições controladas), enquanto que as fêmeas mantidas nas estações chuvosa e seca realizaram até 9 e 12 posturas, respectivamente. O número total de ovos foi 1350 (em condições controladas), 443 ovos na estação chuvosa e 894 ovos na estação seca. Em jejum, os carrapatos machos sobreviveram por 165 dias (condições controladas) e 135 dias em ambiente de laboratório; as fêmeas sobreviveram por 300 dias em condições controladas e 240 dias no ambiente de laboratório. Nas condições ambientais não controladas, os parâmetros biológicos do estágio adulto de Argas (Persicargas) miniatus sofreram alterações negativas, principalmente durante a estação chuvosa.<br>The life cycle of Argas (Persicargas) miniatus in adult stage was studied in controlled conditions (27±1°C and 80±10% RH) and uncontrolled temperature and humidity conditions (room conditions during wet and dry season). Males originated preferentially from N2 and females from N3. Females in controlled conditions laid eggs up to 18 times, while females in uncontrolled room conditions, during wet and dry seasons, laid eggs 9 to 12 times, respectively. In controlled conditions, females laid 1350 eggs, whereas in uncontrolled conditions females laid 443 eggs during the wet season and 894 eggs during the dry season. Male ticks survived without feeding for 165 days in controlled conditions and 135 days in uncontrolled conditions, while females survived for 300 days in controlled conditions and 240 days in uncontrolled conditions. In ambient conditions, biological parameters of Argas (Persicargas) miniatus adult stage were negatively affected especially during the wet season when compared with adult stage kept in controlled condition
A comparative dosimetric study between silicon activated aluminum-based nanocrystal and its corresponding glass system structure
No full textSurvey and Relative Abundance of Insects (Insecta) Excluding Lepidoptera from Sixteen Commercial Date Palm Orchards using Light Traps at Riyadh Province, Saudi Arabia
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