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La délicate articulation des cultures scolaire et jeune. Les usages de Twilight de quelques professeurs d'un lycée de ZEP
Actes consultables sur Internet : http://www.enfanceetcultures.culture.gouv.fr/actes/dagiral_tessier.pdfInternational audienc
Longitudinal investigation of Salmonella spp. from farm to fork in the pig industry in Reunion Island
Salmonella is, after Campylobacter, the most reported zoonotic pathogen in Europe. Pork meat is frequently incriminated in salmonellosis. However, asymptomatic carrying of Salmonella by pigs makes its detection difficult. Despite its tropical situation, pig industry of Reunion Island is also concerned by this public health burden
Prevalence and risk indicators associated with Salmonella infection in farrow-to-finish farm in Reunion Island
Salmonella is the second cause of foodborne diseases in France and pork products are regularly incriminated. For the implementation of control measures in farms, it is necessary to better understand the risks of infection of pigs by Salmonella at farms. Our epidemiological study aims to determine Salmonella prevalence of fattening pigs in Reunion Island, oversea territory of France, and the main risk indicators for pig infection. Fifty farms (farrow-to finish and multiplier) were randomly selected and visited 4 times: at slaughtered previous batch, after cleaning and disinfection, beginning and end of the fattening period for the studied batch. Pools of fresh faeces, gauze socks and gauze swabs were sampled to assess the bacteriological status of these pig farms. A questionnaire was submitted to farmers and analysed for the further identification of risk indicators
Low pressure carbon dioxide solubility in pure electrolyte solvents for lithium-ion batteries as a function of temperature. Measurement and prediction
The heart of a hibernator: EGFR and MAPK signaling in cardiac muscle during the hibernation of thirteen-lined ground squirrels, Ictidomys tridecemlineatus
Background: Thirteen-lined ground squirrels (Ictidomys tridecemlineatus) experience dramatic changes in physiological and molecular parameters during winter hibernation. Notably, these animals experience reduced blood circulation during torpor, which can put numerous stresses on their hearts. The present study evaluates the role played by the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) in signal transduction during hibernation at low body temperature to evaluate signaling mechanisms. By investigating the regulation of intracellular mitogen activated protein kinase (MAPK) pathway responses, anti-apoptosis signals, downstream transcription factors, and heat shock proteins in cardiac muscle we aim to determine the correlation between upstream tyrosine phosphorylation events and downstream outcomes. Methods: Protein abundance of phosphorylated EGFR, MAPKs and downstream effector proteins were quantified using immunoblotting and Luminex_ multiplex assays. Results: Monitoring five time points over the torpor/arousal cycle, EGFR phosphorylation on T654, Y1068, Y1086 was found to increase signifi
Prevalence and risk factors susceptibility of Salmonella spp., Campylobacter spp. and Listeria spp. isolated from pork and poultry sausages, in Reunion Island, France
Zoonoses are a public health burden in France. The most predominant pathogens incriminated in TIAC are Salmonella spp. Campylobacter spp., and Listeria spp. The population of Reunion Island eats a lot of pork and poultry meats. One of the local cooking characteristic is the sausage 100% poultry or 100% pig
Acquired factor V inhibitor in a context of sepsis and disseminated intravascular coagulation
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Direct measurements of the energy flux due to chemical reactions at the surface of a silicon sample interacting with a SF6 plasma
Energy exchanges due to chemical reactions between a silicon surface and a
SF6 plasma were directly measured using a heat flux microsensor (HFM). The
energy flux evolution was compared with those obtained when only few reactions
occur at the surface to show the part of chemical reactions. At 800 W, the
measured energy flux due to chemical reactions is estimated at about 7
W.cm\^{-2} against 0.4 W.cm\^{-2} for ion bombardment and other contributions.
Time evolution of the HFM signal is also studied. The molar enthalpy of the
reaction giving SiF4 molecules was evaluated and is consistent with values
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