Produção de cogumelos por meio de tecnologia chinesa modificada: biotecnologia e aplicações na agricultura e na saúde.

Capítulo 1: Biologia, morfologia, fisiologia e reprodução de cogumelos; Capítulo 2: Formulações e preparo de meios de cultura para a produção de "sementes"; Capítulo 3: Princípios do cultivo de cogumelos pela técnica JunCao; Capítulo 4: Cutivo de Lentinula edodes pela técnica JunCao; Capítulo 5: Cultivo de Pleurotus spp. pela técnica JunCao; Capítulo 6: Cultivo de Ganoderma lucidum pela técnica JunCao; Capítulo 7: Cultivo de Agricus blazei; Capítulo 8: Controle convencional de pragas no cultivo de cogumelos; Capítulo 9: Controle biológico de pragas no cultivo de cogumelos; Capítulo 10: Técnicas de processamento e estocagem no cultivo de cogumelos; Capítulo 11: Diversidade de cogumelos funcionais e sua importância para a saúde humana; Capítulo 12: Cogumelos: fonte de metabótios para a saúde humana; Capítulo 13: Análise química de antioxidantes em cogumelosbitstream/item/223130/1/Producao-de-COGUMELOS-por-meio-de-tecnologia-chinesa-modificada-ed-03-2017.pdf3. ed. rev. e ampl

Influence of culture media and temperature on mycelial growth of Phaeoacremonium angustius.

Several species of Phaeoacremonium have been associated with young grapevine decline in major production regions of California, South Africa, Australia, Europe and now in Brazil. Infection of Phaeoacremonium spp. causes darkening of xylem vessels with production of tyloses and dark gummy masses resulting in occlusion of xylem vessels. The fungus isolated from these samples produced colonies that rarely exceed 15 to 20 mm diameter after several weeks growth at 20°C. In this study the effects of culture media and temperature on mycelial growth of Phaeaocremonium angustius CNPUV 533 were evaluated.Resumo P.S. I-2

Patients' satisfaction with community treatment: a pilot cross-sectional survey adopting multiple perspectives.

ACCESSIBLE SUMMARY: Patients' satisfaction is scarcely studied within the context of community treatment for adolescents. Thus, this study adopts a multiple perspective on patients' satisfaction (including service users as well as staff members). The results highlighted that all informants (patients, foster carers in foster homes and professional caregivers from community treatment teams) perceived the patients to be satisfied, with foster carers reporting the highest patient satisfaction rate. Considering the patient satisfaction rate from multiple perspectives provides complementary understandings. Clinical outcomes and, specifically, a reduction in emotional difficulties were related to patient's satisfaction, but only from the patients' perspective. ABSTRACT: Community treatment (CT) teams in Switzerland provide care to patients who are unable to use regular child and adolescent mental health services (i.e. inpatient and outpatients facilities). No study has considered patients' self-rated satisfaction alongside with staff members' perspectives on patient satisfaction. Thus, adopting a cross-sectional survey design, we collected patients' satisfaction using the Client Satisfaction Questionnaire (CSQ-8), rated by multiple informants (patients, foster carers in foster homes and professional caregivers from CT teams). Professional caregivers assessed clinical outcomes using the Health of the Nation Outcome Scale for Children and Adolescents. The results indicated that all informants were satisfied with the community treatment teams. The satisfaction scores were not correlated across informants; however, the alleviation of emotional symptoms was correlated with patients' satisfaction. This study indicated that the use of a combined approach including the views of service users and professionals gives important complementary information. Finally, in our sample, lower emotional symptoms were linked to enhanced patient satisfaction. This study demonstrated the importance of considering multiple perspectives to obtain the most accurate picture of patients' satisfaction. Second, focusing on the reduction of emotional symptoms might lead to a higher degree of patients' satisfaction

Interceptação de Phoma exigua var. foveata, praga exótica e quarentenária para o Brasil, em germoplasma de batata procedente da França.

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The interplay between prematurity, maternal stress and children's intelligence quotient at age 11: A longitudinal study.

Very premature children (<33 weeks of gestational age (GA)) experience greater academic difficulties and have lower, though normal-range, intelligence quotients (IQs) versus their full-term peers. These differences are often attributed to GA or familial socio-economic status (SES). However, additional factors are increasingly recognized as likely contributors. Parental stress after a child's premature birth can present as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) symptoms and can in turn reinforce difficulties in parent-child interaction pattern. Following a longitudinal design, we studied the interplay between a premature child's perinatal history and maternal PTSD symptoms on intelligence abilities assessed at 11 years of age. Thirty-three very preterm and 21 full-term mother-children dyads partook in the study. Children's perinatal risk was evaluated at hospital discharge, maternal PTSD symptoms were assessed when the children were 18 months old, and children's IQ was measured at 11 years old. IQ was significantly lower for preterm than full-term children, without reliable influences from perinatal risk scores. However, lower maternal PTSD symptoms predicted higher IQ in preterm children. This preliminary study highlights the importance detecting maternal PTSD symptoms after a preterm birth and suggests interventions should target reducing maternal PTSD symptoms during early childhood to enhance very preterm children's intelligence development