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Silent Poetry: The Disputation on the Immaculate Conception by Carlo Maratti, Revisited
Authors: Colombo Stefano
Published: June 2022

This paper re-examines the Disputation on the Immaculate Conception by Carlo Maratti (1686) and its reception in hitherto understudied poems which were first published in 1686 and 1687. Although the poems are chiefly celebratory and refer to the tradition of encomiastic pictorial description, this essay demonstrates how they help us understand the beholder’s engagement with Baroque art. It first analyzes the poems as both encomiastic speech and ekphrastic poetry to explain how epideictic description persuasively moves readers to venerate the Virgin, thus rekindling the cult of the Immaculate Conception. Subsequently, a comparative reading of the poems and the painting demonstrates how art and literature mutually informed each other to create new aesthetic and intellectual values. A detailed comparison between visual and verbal languages will therefore offer a new interpretative framework to reassess the painting, the poems, and their public.
Epidemiological and Nutritional Characteristics of Twin Gestations in A Sample of Brazilian Maternity Hospital
Authors: Antunes de Almeida Nathalia Ferreira , Saunders Claudia , Heidelmann SonalyPetronilho , dos Santos Pereira Ariane Cristine , Moura Guimarães Cristiane Faria , Aquino Lacerda Elisa Maria de
Published: June 2022

Objective: The aim was to describe socio demo graphic, clinical, obstetric and nutritional profile of twin pregnants receiving prenatal care at a public maternity hospital in Rio de Janeiro. Methods: An analytical and cross-sectional study was conducted from consulting patient records during prenatal care and delivery for adults and teenagers twin pregnancy. Exploratory data analysis included sample description through averages and standard deviation (SD) for continuous variables and proportions for categorical variables. The chi-square test and the Fisher exact test were used to detect association between maternal age (adult or teenager) and independent variables Results: 109 pregnant women were evaluated, 101 were adults and eight were teenagers. Adults and teenagers were similar for the variables pre-pregnancy body mass index (p=0,709), complications during delivery (p=0,638) and postpartum (p=0,674), adequacy of gestational weight gain (p=0,631), gestational age at birth (p=0,791) and type of delivery (p=0,423). The most frequent pregnancy complications were anemia 49(44.9) and hypertensive disorders during pregnancy31(28.4). Prematurity occurred in 52.3% and 92.7% of deliveries were cesarean. Percentage of normal pre-pregnancy body mass index was 53.3%, insufficient weight gain was62.6% and 75.2%were referred a nutritional care during pregnancy. Conclusion: The high prevalence of obstetric complications, caesarean delivery and prematurity are important issues for twin pregnancy. The inadequate total weight gain shows the need for nutritional care during twin pregnancy. Keywords: Twin pregnancy; Nutritional Epidemiology; Prenatal care; Prenatal nutrition
Application of Electrocoagulation on Adsorption of Styrene Acrylate Polymer from Aqueous Solutions
Authors: M Abu Ghalwa Nasser , S Romia Rawia , B Farhat Nader
Published: June 2022

In this paper, the feasibility of electrocoagulation technique for the adsorption of Styrene acrylate SA from aqueous solution has been studied. The results showed that SA and COD removal were (99.2% and 95.9 %), (99.4% and 97.1%) and (99 % and 93.1 %) by using iron Fe, stainless steel S-S and aluminum Al electrodes at 8 min respectively. The adsorption equilibrium were analyzed by Langmuir and Freundlich isotherm models. It was found that the data fitted to Freundlich (R² = 0.944) better than Langmuir (R² = 0.674) model. The adsorption of SA exhibited pseudo first order with rate constant (0.932, 0.913 and 0.942 min-1) using Fe, S-S and Al electrodes. The consumption of electrical energy for SA at optimum conditions as follows: (0.283, 0.243 and 0.18 KWh/m3) using Fe, S-S and Al electrodes respectively. Keywords: Styrene acrylate; Electrocoagulation; Water Treatment; Electrode; Adsorption; Kinetics;
Investigation of COD Removal for the Glyphosate Herbicide from Aqueous Solution by Electrocoagulation Process
Authors: M Ghalwa Nasser , Z Musabeh Ahmed , B Farhat Nader
Published: June 2022

This study investigated the glyphosate adsorption by water treatment residual using the method of indirect Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) in aqueous solution using the electrocoagulation process. The optimum glyphosate removal was obtained with typical operating conditions: initial pH of 5.8, initial herbicide concentration of 100 mg/L, current density 25 mA/cm2, type of electrolyte, and salt concentration of 1 g/L and temperature of 20oC. The results showed that the COD of glyphosate removal were 89.8% by using iron (Fe) electrodes at 40 min, 89.8% by using stainless steel S-S at 60 min, while were 84.8 % by using aluminum Al electrodes at the 80 min. It was found that the data fitted to Freundlich (R2 = 0.964) model. In glyphosate the electrocoagulation process can be described by a pseudo first order with rate constant (0.0059, 0.0052 and 0.005 min- 1) by using Fe, S-S and Al electrodes respectively. The consumption of electrical energy for glyphosate at optimum conditions as follows: (9.999, 13.9 and 19.0619 KWh/m3) using Fe, S-S and Al electrodes respectively. Keywords: Electrocoagulation; Electrodes; Herbicide; Glyphosate; Adsorption; Kinetics
Human and social values in agroecology
Authors: Bezner Kerr Rachel , Liebert Jeffrey , Kansanga Moses , Kpienbaareh Daniel
Published: June 2022

Addressing human and social values is a core element of agroecology, including questions of equity and social justice in food systems, supporting autonomy and well-being of food producers, fostering meaningful, dignified forms of food systems work, and reshaping ways of interacting with nonhuman species and ecosystems. In this article, we review peer-reviewed literature related to human and social values in agroecology. We identified a growing social science literature on agroecology and related social theory. We organized and summarized our review around the following themes: social well-being, livelihoods, meaningful work, and gender and social equity. There is considerable evidence that agroecology can improve social well-being, in part through increased food security and improved dietary diversity, which often contributes to culturally meaningful foodways. There is less literature demonstrating how agroecological approaches can increase people’s livelihoods through increased income, reduced dependence on inputs, greater financial autonomy, and increased self-provisioning. In some cases, more embedded local markets build connections between producers and consumers and increase employment. Some case studies of agroecological territories point to the salience of understanding how to shift discourses and support social innovations. While there is evidence that agroecology offers an alternative path away from industrial approaches to agriculture, there is minimal research on the meaningful and dignified nature of that work itself. There is also limited research on gendered implications of agroecology, such as impacts on care work, although emerging literature points to transformative methods that address structural inequities for women and other marginalized groups in agroecological initiatives. There is a small but growing literature on racial inequities and agroecology, primarily in the Americas. Major research gaps include racial inequity and agroecology in different cultural contexts, the health impacts of agroecology, such as through the reduced use of pesticides, and the meaningfulness of work derived from a shift to agroecology.
EXTENSIVE EXPERTISE IN ENDOCRINOLOGY: My quarter century quest to understand the paradox of marrow adiposity
Authors: Rosen Clifford J
Published: June 2022

Understanding the development and regulation of marrow adiposity, as well as its impact on skeletal remodeling has been a major challenge for our field and during my career as well. The story behind this unique phenotype and its relationship to bone turnover is highlighted in my own quest to defining the physiology and pathophysiology of marrow adipocytes.
Isolation and characterization of microcrystalline cellulose from cotton stalk waste
Authors: Li Ming , He Beihai , Zhao Lihong
Published: June 2022

An effective method for microcrystalline cellulose (MCC) isolation from cotton stalk is reported. Cotton stalk was subjected to pretreatment and hydrolysis to determine the optimum conditions for isolating cotton stalk MCC (S-MCC). The main purpose of pretreating the cotton stalk with acetic acid was to remove ash. As a result, the ash content was reduced from 5.70% to 1.10%. After acid hydrolysis, the remaining ash was removed. Based on the single factor and orthogonal experiments, the optimum hydrolysis conditions were 85 °C, 1 mol/L HCl, 90 min, and a solid-to-liquid ratio of 1:10. The results showed that the reaction temperature and time strongly influenced the yield and size of the S-MCC particles. In addition to the yield, D90 was shown to be a good parameter to represent the degree of cellulose hydrolysis. The S-MCC had an ash content of 0.06%, α-cellulose content of 98.6%, moisture content of 4.64%, degree of polymerization of 146, and crystallinity index of 80.3%. These chemical and physical properties were comparable to those of commercial MCC. Other structural characterizations were determined by Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy, thermogravimetric analysis, and scanning electron microscopy, and compared with commercial MCC.
Elevated Parental Stress Is Associated With Lower Self-Efficacy in Provider Communication During a Pandemic
Authors: Jhingoeri Nataley , Tarini Beth A. , Barber John , Parikh Kavita
Published: June 2022

BACKGROUND

Effective communication between physician and parent promotes a successful alliance with families. The association of parental stress with self-efficacy when communicating during parent-physician interactions is unknown in the context of a pandemic.

OBJECTIVES

Objectives of this study include quantifying and comparing the stress experienced by parents of hospitalized children before and after onset of the COVID-19 pandemic and examining the relationship of stress with self-efficacy in parent-physician communication during interactions throughout hospitalization.

METHODS

We conducted in-person surveys of parents of children aged 3 months to 17 years hospitalized at a quaternary-level children’s hospital, before and after onset of COVID-19. Parents completed 2 validated tools: Parenting Stress Index (PSI-SF) and the Perceived Efficacy in Parent-Physician Interactions (PEPPI), measuring self-efficacy in communicating with physicians. Socioeconomic data were collected. Fisher exact test and t test were used to compare score proportions and means; linear regression was used to evaluate association between PSI-SF and PEPPI with confounder adjustments.

RESULTS

Forty-nine parents were recruited; the majority identified as non-White and female. An inverse relationship was noted between the total stress score and parental self-efficacy, which only attained statistical significance in the post-COVID-19 cohort (P = .02, multivariate P = .044). A significant increase in the mean was observed for subscale scores of Difficult Child (P = .019) and Parent-Child Dysfunctional Interaction after COVID-19 (P = .016).

CONCLUSIONS

Elevated parental stress is associated with decreased self-efficacy during parent-physician interactions and it worsened during the pandemic. Future studies should examine the effect of different communication styles on parental stress and self-efficacy during hospitalization.
A Multisite Collaborative to Decrease Inappropriate Antibiotics in Urgent Care Centers
Authors: Nedved Amanda , Fung Melody , Bizune Destani , Liu Cindy M. , Obremskey Jill , Fleming-Dutra Katherine E. , Hamdy Rana F. , Montalbano Amanda
Published: June 2022

BACKGROUND

Urgent care (UC; a convenient site to receive care for ambulatory-sensitive) centers conditions; however, UC clinicians showed the highest rate of inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions among outpatient settings according to national billing data. Antibiotic prescribing practices in pediatric-specific UC centers were not known but assumed to require improvement. The aim of this multisite quality improvement project was to reduce inappropriate antibiotic prescribing practices for 3 target diagnoses in pediatric UC centers by a relative 20% by December 1, 2019.

METHODS

The Society of Pediatric Urgent Care invited pediatric UC clinicians to participate in a multisite quality improvement study from June 2019 to December 2019. The diagnoses included acute otitis media (AOM), otitis media with effusion, and pharyngitis. Algorithms based on published guidelines were used to identify inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions according to indication, agent, and duration. Sites completed multiple intervention cycles from a menu of publicly available antibiotic stewardship materials. Participants submitted data electronically. The outcome measure was the percentage of inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions for the target diagnoses. Process measures were use of delayed antibiotics for AOM and inappropriate testing in pharyngitis.

RESULTS

From 20 UC centers, 157 providers submitted data from 3833 encounters during the intervention cycles. Overall inappropriate antibiotic prescription rates decreased by a relative 53.9%. Inappropriate antibiotic prescribing decreased from 57.0% to 36.6% for AOM, 54.6% to 48.4% for otitis media with effusion, and 66.9% to 11.7% for pharyngitis.

CONCLUSIONS

Participating pediatric UC providers decreased inappropriate antibiotic prescriptions from 60.3% to 27.8% using publicly available interventions.
«Ajuntar cabedais para enriquecer a sua casa». Estudio de la carga de la nao N. S. Necessidades embarcadas por Pedro Miguel de Almeida, marqués de Alorna y gobernador de Goa (1751)
Authors: Baena-Zapatero Alberto
Published: June 2022

A través de la carga de la nao N. S. Necessidades, perteneciente a Pedro Miguel de Almeida, marqués de Alorna, se reflexiona sobre el comercio portugués en Asia durante el siglo XVIII, un periodo frecuentemente marginado por la historiografía en favor de los siglos XVI y XVII. En 1751, el antiguo virrey de la India regresa a Lisboa con un cargamento que permite pensar sobre qué géneros eran más demandados, cuáles eran sus características y sus orígenes, además de revelar líneas de comercio inter-asiáticas. Asimismo, estos objetos sugieren de manera general los modos de vida a los que aspiraba la aristocracia. Finalmente, se traza una comparación entre la carga de la nao y las enviadas por el gobernador de Filipinas, Simón de Anda y Salazar. Ambos aprovecharían su posición para aumentar su patrimonio con la adquisición de manufacturas asiáticas que luego mandarían a Europa.
Teología moral y justicia eclesiástica en los delitos de palabra: Cataluña (siglos XVI-XVIII)
Authors: Gelabertó-Vilagran Martí
Published: June 2022

Este trabajo analiza la influencia y repercusiones que tuvo la doctrina teológica escolástica de Santo Tomás de Aquino en su categorización de los pecados de palabra en las obras de los autores moralistas castellanos y catalanes de los siglos XVI-XVIII, su influjo en la práctica pastoral cotidiana de estrategia clerical de erradicación del mal hablar entre muchos cristianos, y la incidencia sobre el Derecho procesal civil y canónico en la represión del delito de injuria. En una segunda parte, se aborda la contribución filosófica y moral ejercida por las enseñanzas del santo italiano y otros escritores adheridos a la corriente de pensamiento escolástico en los procesos abiertos por injurias en la jurisdicción territorial del monasterio cisterciense de Poblet, uno de los importantes señoríos eclesiásticos en la historia de la Cataluña de la Baja Edad Media y Moderna.
Unresolved issues of increasing physical activity after myocardial infarction
Authors: Sedykh D. Yu. , Khryachkova O. N. , Krivoshapova K. E. , Tsygankova D. P.
Published: June 2022

The review presents the results of studies on the problems of increasing the efficiency of rational  physical  activity  within the concept of comprehensive secondary  prevention of myocardial  infarction. The aspects of insufficient adherence of specialists and patients to rehabilitation methods were discussed; possible safe exercise modes after infarction and available monitoring methods were given. We also described the potential characteristics of physical training, taking into account the initial clinical severity  and completeness of revascularization after myocardial infarction. In addition, the need for socio-economic,  as well as informational support of the state and healthcare system has been updated.
Echocardiographic phenomenon “RAC-sign” in the anomalous course of circumflex artery: a case report
Authors: Skaletsky K. V. , Namitokov A. M. , Donets E. K. , Kruchinova S. V. , Gagin V. A. , Kosmacheva E. D.
Published: June 2022

Coronary artery (CA) anomalies are a group of congenital heart defects  with a diverse clinical performance, from lifelong asymptomatic to severe consequences such as sudden cardiac death. In some cases,  CA anomalies become  an incidental finding during echocardiography.  If there is a suspicion of CA anomaly, a radiographic investigation (computed tomography (CT) angiography or magnetic resonance imaging) should be performed to clarify the anatomy and indications for surgical correction.

A case of diagnosing a tubular structure with hyperechoic  walls in mitral valve projection during echocardiography  is presented. The performed CT angiography confirmed the abnormal origin of circumflex artery from the right sinus of Valsalva with its retroaortic course. This echocardiographic  sign is described in the English-language literature as Retroaortic Anomalous Coronary sign (RAC-sign).
Validation of the SIRENA score for assessing the risk of inhospital mortality in patients with acute pulmonary embolism in an independent sample
Authors: Cherepanova N. A. , Erlikh A. D. , Pavlova T. V. , Mullova I. S. , Duplyakov D. V.
Published: June 2022

Aim. To validate the SIRENA score  in assessing the risk of inhospital mortality in patients with pulmonary embolism (PE) in an independent sample.

Material and methods. This retrospective, single-center study was based on the Samara Regional Cardiology Center. The risk of inhospital mortality was assessed using the SIRENA score, which includes such parameters as left ventricular ejection fraction <40%,  immobilization in prior 12 months, creatinine clearance <50 ml/min, syncope, cyanosis on admission. For each positive sign, 1 point is assigned. Low risk is set at score of 0-1, high — ≥2.

Results. The study included 452 patients with PE hospitalized from 2004 to 2019, of which 221 (48,9%) were men (mean age, 60,0 years (50,5-70,0)).  With SIRENA score of 0, 1, 2, 3, and 4, inhospital mortality was 4,1%, 10,8%, 18,8%, 40,0%, and 100%, respectively. Mortality at SIRENA low risk (<2) was 7,1%, and at high risk (≥2) — 20,5% (odds ratio (OR), 3,34; 95% confidence interval (CI), 1,74-6,43; p<0,001).  The predictive sensitivity and specificity for inhospital mortality for the SIRENA score were 70,5% and 60,8%, respectively. Area under the ROC-curve for the SIRENA score was 0,71 (95% CI, 0,63-0,79), while for Simplified Pulmonary Embolism Severity Index (sPESI) — 0,69 (95%  CI, 0,60-0,77).  With high risk on both scales (sPESI and SIRENA), inhospital mortality was 24,2% (OR, 4,09, 95% CI, 2,07-8,09; p<0,001).

Conclusion. On an independent sample, the SIRENA score  showed  a high predictive ability in predicting adverse outcomes in patients with PE with a sensitivity of 70,5% and a specificity of 60,8% (AUC=0,71, 95% CI, 0,63-0,79), comparable with the sPESI.
Cost-effectiveness analysis of the implementation of advanced practice nursing: how to move forward?
Authors: Sichieri Karina , Regina Secoli Sílvia
Published: June 2022

ABSTRACT This essay explores possibilities of advances in cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) in advanced practice nursing (APN). The arguments were structured according to the current health landscape, the need to evaluate APN practices as health technology and evidence and recommendations for conducting CEA. Benefits of APN were evidenced in the improvement of indicators such as mortality, hospital readmission, among others. However, the absence of a standard of care, combined with the existence of different models and short time horizon interfered with the estimation of direct costs. The studies on CEA were inconclusive, mainly due to the lack of cost per unit of success and calculation of the CEA ratio. In the context of the APN, to conduct CEA that really contributes to robust results, thus subsidizing decision-making requires a joint effort of training institutions, delimitation and standardization of practice by regulatory agencies of the profession and health services, based especially on accreditation policies.
Problematização da escolarização doméstica: uma defesa da escola pública enquanto espaço comum e democrático
Authors: Traversini Clarice Salete , Lockmann Kamila
Published: June 2022

Resumo Este artigo problematiza a escolarização doméstica, analisando Projetos de Lei em trâmite na Câmara de Deputados, assim como relatos de mães sobre a intensificação da escolarização doméstica em meio à crise do coronavírus. Compreendemos que a proposta de escolarização doméstica se alinha a umagovernamentalidade neoliberal conservadora, cuja centralidade está nos processos de individualização, exclusão e desprofissionalização docente, impedindo o compartilhamento do processo de escolarização no espaço comum, público e democrático da escola. Como forma de resistência a tal processo, apresentamos o conceito de comum, proposto por Dardot e Laval, o qual nos permite pensar a escola como espaço inapropriável.
Friendship and childhood education
Authors: Pereira Artur Oriel
Published: June 2022

Abstract This article aims to contribute to the studies related to Early Childhood Education, exploring the friendships marked by race, gender, class, and age, in a Municipal Center for Early Childhood Education that attends 5-year-old children. It is an ethnography carried out in the city of São Paulo for seven months, using field notes. Based on the analyses, we highlight that the relationships between children and the perception they have on their ethnical-racial and gender identities are established by the contact with the differences. In their daily experience, children built meanings with reality and transformed the proposed meanings every time they played together practicing friendship.
Retreat and collect reading and writing: for an aesthetical assemblage of thought
Authors: Campesato Maria , Rodrigues Elisandro , Schuler Betina
Published: June 2022

Abstract This article aims to explore, by means of education, philosophy and visual arts, the aesthetical possibilities of reading and writing. Therefore, a conversation is drawn authors and authoress, the stoic philosopher Seneca, the Walter Benjamin, the image philosopher Didi-Huberman, and the plastic artist Elida Tessler, to think the concepts of collection and assembling about writing and reading to think the difference. In this way, rather than understanding reading and writing as informative functions, the article discusses its political, aesthetical, and ethical dimensions that crosses modes of existence in the present, like a phosphorus that sparks in a moment.
Protocol Library Collapsing Evaluation v1
Authors: not provided tkern
Published: June 2022

Cell culture growth can lead to a reduction in library diversity due to differential growth potential of individual clones . Therefore, an investigation into library changes over time during culture growth is important.
Comparison of short-term outcomes of infections with SARS-CoV-2 variant in pregnancy: protocol v1
Authors: Stock Sarah
Published: June 2022

Study protocol for the paper "Pregnancy outcomes following delta and omicron SARS-CoV-2 infection in Scotland: a population-based cohort study". Background:We aimed to assess and compare short term pregnancy outcomes following SARS-CoV-2 omicron (B.1.1.529) and delta (B.1.617.2) variant infection in pregnancy. Methods:We conducted a national population-based cohort study of women who had SARS-CoV-2 in pregnancy between May 17,2021 and January 31, 2022. Outcomes were maternal critical care admissioni) within 21 days of infection and ii) for COVID-19; and preterm birth (<37 weeks' gestation), stillbirth, neonatal death and low Apgar score (<7/10; term births only) in births within 28 days of infection. We used time periods when variants were dominant in the general Scottish population, based on 50+% cases being S gene-positive (delta; May 17 - December 14, 2021) or negative (omicron; December 15, 2021 - January 31, 2022)as surrogates for variant infections.Analyses used logistic regression, adjusting for maternal age, deprivation, ethnicity, gestation and vaccination status. Sensitivity analyses included restricting to those with first confirmed SARS-CoV-2 infection; and use of time periods where delta and omicron were 90+% dominant. Findings: Compared to infections in the delta period, SARS-Cov-2 infections in pregnancy in the omicron period were associated with lower maternal critical care admission risk (0.26% versus 1.8%; adjusted Odds Ratio [aOR]0.25, 95%Confidence Interval [CI] 0.14-0.44) and preterm birth within 28 days of infection (1.8% versus 4.2%; aOR0.57; 95% CI 0.38-0.87). An association with reduced risk of low Apgar scores was also seen, but there was imprecision around estimates due to low numbers (aOR0.72 95% CI 0.23-2.32) between the two periods.There were fewer stillbirths (2/462; 4.3 per 1000 births versus 13/639; 20.3 per 1000) and neonatal deaths (0/453; 0 per 1000 versus 4/626; 6.3 per 1000]) during the omicron period compared to delta period, but numbers were too small to support adjusted analyses. Findings in sensitivity analyses were similar to main analyses. Interpretation: Pregnant women infected with SAR-2_CoV were less likely less likely to have a preterm birth or maternal critical care admission during the omicron period than during the delta period. Funding:Wellcome Trust, Tommy’s charity, Health Data Research UK, National Core Studies, Public Health Scotland, Scottish Government, UK Research and Innovation, and the University of Edinburgh
Protocol for Validating Diversity in DNA Libraries through NGS v2
Authors: Davison Steffi
Published: June 2022

DNA libraries are important resources to derive targets to be used for a wide range of applications, from structural and functional studies to intracellular protein interference studies to developing new diagnostics and therapeutics. Whatever the goal, the key parameter for a DNA library is its complexity (also known as diversity), i.e. the number of distinct elements in the collection. Quantitative evaluation of a DNA library complexity and quality has been for a long time inadequately addressed, due to the high similarity and length of the sequences of the library. Complexity was usually inferred by the transformation efficiency and tested by sequencing of a few random library elements. Inferring complexity from such a small sampling is, however, very rudimental and gives limited information about the real diversity, because complexity does not scale linearly with sample size. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) has opened new ways to tackle the DNA library complexity quality assessment. However, much remains to be done to fully exploit the potential of NGS for the quantitative analysis of DNA repertoires and to overcome current limitations. Even with the recent advances in NGS, it remains difficult to directly measure the representation of variant libraries, as the number of reads is insufficient to cover the size of a large library. As an example, a 1 kbp combinatorial DNA library with a billion variants has equivalent base pair content to that of 300 human genomes. Thus, brute force measurements of individual library members is impractical even with field-leading sequencing capabilities; i.e. >300 million reads at ~150 base lengths. To obtain a more reliable DNA library complexity estimate, here we show a NGS approach to sequence DNA libraries on Illumina platform, coupled to with a bioinformatic analysis and software that allows to reliably estimate the complexity, taking in consideration the sequencing error
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Published: June 2022

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[RETRACTED] Pure Calms CBD GummiesUK:-CBD Gummies for Pain (2022) v1
Authors: CBD purecbdsale
Published: June 2022

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Authors: not provided joeroot
Published: June 2022

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Authors: not provided health
Published: June 2022

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Protocol PCR Bias Evaluation v1
Authors: Davison Steffi
Published: June 2022

Understanding PCR amplification derived sequence bias is integral to understanding and interpreting NGS library diversity analsis. For this reason, it is vital to experimentally determine the potential bias that can arise when amplifiying the products of library manipulation via NGS oligo pool generation.
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Re-Visioning Borders: Mobility, Connectivity, and Spaces of Exception
Authors: Gruszczak Artur , Parkes Roderick
Published: June 2022

Already, the 21st century has seen an unprecedented increase in cross-border movements of people, goods, information, and financial capital. Numerous incentives and facilitators have expanded international interconnectedness and mobility, so altering the conventional nature and functions of state borders, as captured by the “new mobilities” paradigm. Yet the weaponization of global economic interdependencies and other trends towards deglobalization mean there is now a growing pressure on governments to re-establish the conventional attributes of borders. Against the current mobility and security backdrop, this collection of articles takes stock of the meaning, roles, and practices of border activities. Now is the moment to consider the special role that borders perform as an institution of state security in a contemporary world exposed to massive international flows of people and goods, as well as technologically-driven control and management systems.
Technical and Economic Analysis of a Conversion on a Single Pontoon to a Multi Pontoon Floating Dock
Authors:   Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology (ITS), Faculty of Marine Technology, Department of Marine Engineering, Indonesia, Wahidi Sufian Imam , Pribadi Triwilaswandio Wuruk , Firdausi Moch. Iqbal , Santosa Budie
Published: June 2022

The conversion of floating docks from single pontoon to multi pontoon is a beneficial alternative for shipyards to enhance the performance of the facilities owned. The objective of this research is to analyze technically and economically the conversion of single pontoon floating dock to multi pontoon. The results of calculations used the 2.2 Finite Element Method software was the amount of the stress at the floating dock after the conversion of 14.635 MPa is smaller than the permitted stress of 160 MPa. Besides that, the pump ballast filling capability after conversion is 54.16 minutes. The decrease in Ton Lifting Capacity (TLC) can be determined by the difference in the load that occurs in the floating dock. After the floating dock is converted using the same TLC, it changes from 2.07 m to 2.11 m. The freeboard height is >300 mm so it is still able to work on the same TLC. There are 4 stages at the production stage, making access to the pontoon, installing bulkhead and additional reinforcement, removing the pontoon, dismantling and installing the pump, and reconnecting with the sidewall. The analysis results found that the conversion costs was IDR 20,051,463,949, the economic analysis conducted also obtained savings for floating dock reparation costs of IDR 6,559,475,128 to IDR 4,143,346,112. When one pontoon is repaired, the rest of the pontoon can still be used and get an income of IDR 3,292,265,120 thus the total cost is IDR 851,080,992. Saving amounting to IDR 5,708,394,136 is used to pay off investment costs.
Inversion of Infrasound Time Series for Seismoacoustic Source Parameters Produced by a Buried Chemical Explosion at the Source Physics Experiment Phase II: Dry Alluvium Geology
Authors: Berg Elizabeth M. , Poppeliers Christian
Published: June 2022

We invert infrasonic timeseries produced by a single buried chemical explosion detonated as part of the Source Physics Experiment phase II Dry Alluvium Geology (DAG). The key to our inversion is that we use a three dimensional, fully coupled, linear, elastic-to-acoustic forward model to predict the recorded acoustic wavefield. We assume that the fourth buried chemical explosion in the series, DAG-4, produces an atmospheric acoustic wavefield due to a combination of direct elastic-to-acoustic coupling at the air–earth interface and ground upheaval, or spall, at the Earth’s surface. In our linear model we approximate these two phenomena with distinct source terms separated in space and time: (1) a buried point source consisting of six source time functions, each corresponding to a single component of a generalized moment tensor and (2) a vertically directed, time-variable force applied to the Earth’s surface. Inverting the infrasonic data with this linear forward model results in estimated source parameters that accurately predict the observed infrasound signals. To test our estimated buried source, we use the Rayleigh integral (RI) to model the infrasound signal from the measured and predicted acceleration surfaces. First, we simulate the infrasound signal waveforms using vertical accelerometer data and find that these closely match the observed infrasound. Next, using the estimated buried seismic source model without spall, we estimate the acceleration of the Earth’s surface using a linear approximation. When using the predicted surface acceleration in the RI, we simulate infrasound signals that reproduce pulse shape characteristics but not the amplitude of the observed infrasound, indicating our linear model does not completely account for nonlinear spall effects. Based on these results, we argue that for the scale of this experiment, purely linear models can estimate seismoacoustic source attributes and predict the far-field infrasonic signal, but the primary contribution to the infrasonic signal is the spall source.
Accounting Information Systems of Mobile Telecommunication Companies in Bangladesh: An Evaluation
Authors: Neogy Taposh Kumar
Published: June 2022

Accounting Information Systems are considered an important subsystem by all organizations for supporting their business operations. Accounting Information Systems are necessary for collecting, recording, maintaining, processing, and communicating relevant information to interested users so that they can use the information for effective decision making. At present Accounting Information Systems bear significance because they provide historical accounting information and help management evaluate past operations, control the present operations and decide the future operations of any business organization. The aim of the Accounting Information Systems of the selected mobile telecommunication companies is to produce information that helps make decisions at all levels of management and make logical choices among alternatives about a business entity. The importance of Accounting Information Systems is increasing day by day and it is used widely in every business organization. This study examines the existing Accounting Information Systems of the selected mobile telecommunication companies and found that the Accounting Information Systems of the selected mobile telecommunication companies are well organized. The selected companies give emphasis on the quality of accounting information produced by Accounting Information Systems through various statements. This paper recommends that the internal control system should be effective; the existing Accounting Information Systems should be upgraded through effective use of information technology. The system should be more users friendly and more security measures and control measures should be installed.
Stock Market Manipulation: A Literature Review
Authors: Maxim Maruf Rahman
Published: June 2022

This paper classifies the major types of stock market manipulation that have been observed over the past 30 years. The key objective of this paper is to summarize the findings of some of the leading research works done on stock market manipulation. This paper also talks about some of the major incidences of stock market manipulation that took place in various developed financial markets. Research on stock market manipulation is scarce, and this paper tries to give a holistic view of it to better understand it. Market manipulation is a dynamic problem. It’s been changing with time, with the advancement of technology, and with the evolution of financial markets. This paper exhibits this characteristic of stock market manipulation and explains how it has been changing over time.

JEL Classification Code:  G14
O MINICONTO E A SÉRIE FOTOGRÁFICA: A ARTE ENTRE A REPRESENTAÇÃO E O SIMULACRO
Authors: CAPAVERDE TATIANA DA SILVA
Published: June 2022

Não consta em edição publicada.
PARTICIPAÇÃO ELEITORAL NA VENEZUELA CONTEMPORÂNEA: UMA [BREVE] PROBLEMATIZAÇÃO À TEORIA INSTITUCIONALISTA DA ESCOLHA RACIONAL
Authors: De Moraes Cicero Pedro Henrique
Published: June 2022

Resumo

Através de um estudo de caso – o processo

político em curso na Venezuela - o

artigo tem como objetivo problematizar as

bases conceituais da teoria institucionalista

da escolha racional, em especial o que concerne

às suas assertivas sobre o fenômeno

da participação eleitoral. A partir desse

exercício teórico, o texto procura compreender

os motivos da considerável variação

na abstenção eleitoral para, em seguida,

argumentar que não é prudente dissociar

o “componente político” das análises

sobre a participação eleitoral na Venezuela

contemporânea.

Palavras-chave

Abstenção Eleitoral ;Teoria da Escolha

Racional; Venezuela.
MIGRANTES NORDESTINOS NO VALE DO RIO BRANCO
Authors: Da Silva Neto Manoel Aires
Published: June 2022

Resumo

O presente artigo discute a migração de

nordestinos para o vale do Rio Branco

entre 1890 e 1930. Dessa forma, dentro

da dinâmica do movimento migratório

desencadeado entre o Nordeste e a Amazônia

nos tempos áureos da borracha, vale

ressaltar que o Rio Branco permaneceu

à margem desse processo. Exceto pela presença

de algumas famílias cearenses, paraibanas,

piauienses, ligadas principalmente

à criação de gado, além de trabalhadores

desmobilizados após a crise da borracha.

Busca também analisar alguns aspectos do

cotidiano da vila de Boa Vista, utilizando

como fonte os diários dos viajantes

que percorreram a região nesse período,

permitindo vislumbrar a formação de uma

sociedade na qual os migrantes buscaram

reproduzir as características do lugar de

origem.

Palavras-chave

Corrente migratória; Nordestinos; Amazônia;

Vale do Rio Branco.
História geral de Roraima
Authors: Vieira Jaci Guilherme
Published: June 2022

SANTOS, Odair J. História geral de Roraima. Boa Vista: Ed. UFRR, 2011.
Apresentação
Authors: Editorial Comitê
Published: June 2022

Comitê Editorial
A DINÂMICA SOCIOPOLÍTICA YANOMAMI NO CONTEXTO DE CRIAÇÃO DA HUTUKARA: PATA THËPË E A EMERGÊNCIA DE JOVENS LIDERANÇAS POLÍTICAS
Authors: Lima de Carvalho Maria Auxiliadora
Published: June 2022

O presente estudo é um esforço de aproximação da dinâmica sociopolítica Yanomami a partir do contex¬to de mobilizações e articulações que antecederam a criação da Hutukara Associação Yanomami, em que novos padrões de diálogos e construção de conheci¬mentos foram sendo fertilizados, delineando novas relações entre lideranças tradicionais e as jovens lideranças. Por meio da pesquisa de fontes etnológi¬cas, historiográficas e de minha própria etnografia, buscam-se compreender o lugar desta forma de organização na dinâmica sociopolítica Yanomami, e as implicações nas relações entre os grupos locais, as lideranças tradicionais e os jovens líderes, e a adoção da representação política. Procura-se mostrar que a fala e o conhecimento são dois princípios que conec¬tam lideranças tradicionais e os jovens representantes, e que a escolha dos jovens como representantes não significa perda de poder dos velhos frente aos mais novos, e que a presença dos jovens em assembléias, reuniões e eventos é vista pelos Yanomami como necessária, por decodificar com mais habilidade, a construção do mundo dos não-
RESENHA
Authors: Chagas Rodrigo Pereira
Published: June 2022

Livro: CHASIN, José. Marx - Estatuto ontológico e resolução metodológica.

São Paulo: Boitempo, 2009. 253p
RELAÇÕES BILATERAIS ENTRE BRASIL E VENEZUELA ATRAVÉS DOS ESTADOS DE RORAIMA E BOLÍVAR
Authors: Viana Ana Carolina , De Queiroz Olendina Bonet
Published: June 2022

Este artigo baseia-se em um estudo exploratório sobre a região de fronteira entre o Brasil e a Venezuela, que teve como objetivo investigar as relações entre os Estados vizinhos Roraima (Brasil) e Bolívar (Venezuela). A pesquisa investigou a existência de Tratados, Acordos, Memorandos e Termos de Compromisso entre os dois Estados, nas diversas áreas importantes para o desenvolvimento sócio-econômico. Buscou-se conhecer os frutos dessas parcerias, bem como os entraves e o potencial dessas relações. Os resultados mostram que a posição geográfi ca de Roraima é bastante estratégica, tendo em vista o contexto das relações internacionais (fl uxos de mercadorias, migrantes, turistas, investimentos e serviços, relações econômicas e políticas entre esses países) e o comércio exterior brasileiros, o que torna a geopolítica de Roraima algo extremamente relevante. Grande parte das relações entre Brasil e Venezuela que acontecem na área de fronteira é mediada pelos estados vizinhos Roraima (Brasil) e Bolívar (Venezuela), que desde o ano de 2006 tem estreitado suas relações produzindo uma integração com resultados concretos e satisfatórios nas áreas de educação, segurança pública, saúde e, a passos mais lentos, a agricultura

Palavras-Chave

Fronteira, Geopolítica, Território, Integração
TERRITORIALIDADES E INTEGRAÇÃO: O ESCUDO GUIANÊS NO CONTEXTO DA INICIATIVA IIRSA
Authors: Fernández Luis Ventura
Published: June 2022

O artigo aborda uma análise dos processos de confi guração territorial no Escudo das Guianas e no Estado de Roraima a partir das políticas de crescimento econômico adotadas pelo Estado brasileiro nos últimos anos e do processo de integração física regional no continente, sob o modelo da Iniciativa de Integração da Infraestrutura Física Regional em América do Sul – IIRSA. Este tipo de empreendimentos exige e parte da premissa do controle sobre a terra (como fator de produção) e de controle sobre o espaço e o território, premissas que foram fundamentais no projeto colonizador e no projeto da modernidade e que agora se tornam, de novo, relevantes no projeto de acumulação fl exível da Globalização. No caso especifi co do Escudo Guianês, onde se insere o Estado de Roraima, a matriz econômica que a Iniciativa IIRSA estabelece para a região reproduz um modelo claramente extrativista e exportador pelo investimento no agronegócio, na exploração mineral e fl orestal e na geração de energia a partir de hidroelétricas. Se continuar o avanço sobre estas trilhas, podemos prever em Roraima a manutenção da insegurança dos direitos territoriais dos povos indígenas, bem como a afetação de Unidades de Conservação e a virada das políticas de Assentamento de Reforma Agrária para tornar a pequeno agricultor em trabalhador terceirizado da indústria do biocombustível.