Visitor survey February 2015

To quantify the levels of human disturbance in the study area, we counted the number of visitors in each of the 141 squares that covered our study area. In total, we conducted three surveys (February 2014, August 2014, February 2015), each over a period of 24 consecutive days

Visitor survey August 2014

To quantify the levels of human disturbance in the study area, we counted the number of visitors in each of the 141 squares that covered our study area. In total, we conducted three surveys (February 2014, August 2014, February 2015), each over a period of 24 consecutive days

Flight-initiation-distance, age, and sampling interval data

Flight-initiation distance measurements, age, and sampling interval of 99 individuals used in 'Personality-matching habitat choice, rather than behavioural plasticity, is a likely driver of a phenotype-environment covariance'

Visitor survey February 2014

To quantify the levels of human disturbance in the study area, we counted the number of visitors in each of the 141 squares that covered our study area. In total, we conducted three surveys (February 2014, August 2014, February 2015), each over a period of 24 consecutive days

Territories and assigned squares

For each breeding season, individuals were assigned to a grid of 141 squares covering the whole study area

Diaz Infante et al_trnLF

trnL-F_File: Psittacanthus sequences of the trnL-F intergenic spacer region from the chloroplast genome (cpDNA)

Diaz Infante et al_ITS

ITS_File: Psittacanthus sequences of the internal transcribed spacer (ITS) region of the nuclear ribosomal DNA (nrDNA) sequences

The Network of Antigen-Antibody Reactions in Adult Women with Breast Cancer or Benign Breast Pathology or without Breast Pathology

<div><p>The Immunoglobulin G (IgG) antibody response to different protein antigens of the mammary ductal carcinoma by adult women affected by Breast Cancer (BC) distinguishes at least 103 proteins that differ in their molecular weights (MW). The IgG producing cell clones (nodes) coexist with each other in each individual organism and share energy resources among themselves, as well as factors that control the level of expression and Specificity of their IgG antibodies. So, it can be proposed that among them there is a Network of interconnections (links) unveiled by the antigens, which specifically react with the IgG antibodies produced by the clones. This Network possibly regulates IgG antibodies' activity and effectiveness. We describe the Network of nodes and links that exists between the different antigens and their respective IgG producing cell clones against the extracted protein antigens from the cells of the T47D Cell-Line, in 50 women with BC, 50 women with Benign Breast Pathology (BBP) and 50 women without breast pathology (H). We have found that women with BBP have the highest number of Links, followed by the H group and, lastly, the women with BC, a finding which suggests that cancer interferes with the Connectivity between the IgG producing cell clones and blocks the expression of 322 links in women with BBP and 32 links in women with H. It is also plausible that the largest number of links in the women with BBP indicates the Network’s state of arousal that provides protection against BC. On the other hand, there were many missing links in the BC group of women; the clone which lost more links in the BC group was the hub 24, which point to some of the antigens of T47D as potentially useful as vaccines, as the immune system of women with BBP is well aware of them.</p></div

Network visualization.

<p>Network visualization.</p

Network properties per group.

<p>Number of Nodes: maximum number of shared bands found in the 1D-II of women with Breast Cancer (BC), with Benign Breast Pathology (BBP) or without breast pathology (H).</p><p>Number of Links: maximun number of connections between the Nodes of each of the compared groups (BC, BBP or H).</p><p>Diameter: maximum shortest path between two Nodes measured by the number of routed Links.</p><p>Density: proportion of Links in a Network relative to the total number of possible Links.</p><p>Node with more sociometric degree: number of the Node (per group) with more connections.</p><p>Minimum Node number: minimum number of connected Nodes in a Network.</p><p>Maximum Node number: maximum number of connected Nodes in a Network</p><p>Network properties per group.</p