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Evaluation of long-read sequencing for Ostreid herpesvirus type 1 genome characterization fromMagallana gigasinfected tissues
Authors: Dotto-Maurel Aurélie , Pelletier Camille , Degremont Lionel , Heurtebise Serge , Benjamin Morga Isabelle Arzul , Chevignon Germain 
Published: August 2024

2AbstractSince the 1990s, the Pacific oysterMagallana gigashas faced significant mortality, which has been associated with the detection of the Ostreid Herpesvirus type 1 (OsHV-1). Due to the complex genomic architecture and the presence of multiple genomic isomers, short-read sequencing using Illumina method struggles to accurately assemble tandem and repeat regions and to identify and characterize large structural variations in the OsHV-1 genome. Third-generation sequencing technologies, as long-read real-time nanopore sequencing from Oxford Nanopore Technologies (ONT), offer new possibilities for OsHV-1 whole genome analysis. Identification of the best method for extraction of high molecular weight (HMW) DNA and development of accurate bioinformatic pipelines for its characterization are now required. To this end, we evaluated and compared six HWM methods and one conventional DNA extraction kit for their ability to extract OsHV-1 DNA fromM. gigas- infected tissues. We then evaluated the ability of ONT sequencing to produce an accurate OsHV-1 genome from both whole genome and “adaptive sampling” (AS) sequencing approaches. Finally, we evaluated the efficiency of bioinformatics tools forde novoassembly and consensus calling to generate accurate OsHV-1 genomes. The HMW DNA extraction kit coupled with ONT sequencing and dedicated bioinformatics tools allowed us to produce accurate OsHV-1 genomes compared to those assembled using Illumina technology. The AS approach allowed up to 60% enrichment for viral data, and the long reads generated by ONT allowed the characterization of OsHV-1 isomers. Together with its portability, this sequencing shows great promise as a diagnostic tool for the characterization of unculturable aquatic viruses directly from host tissues.3ImportanceMany aquatic viruses threaten commercially valuable species and cause significant economic losses during outbreaks. To improve our understanding of the origin, transmission patterns and spread of these viruses, additional genomic data are essential. However, genomic characterization of unculturable large DNA viruses is a major challenge. In the present study, we have successfully evaluated the ability of ONT sequencing and adaptive sequencing (AS) to sequence and assemble the complete OsHV-1 genome. Our results show that it is now possible to sequence the whole genome of large DNA viruses directly from infected host tissue, without the need for priorin vitropropagation or prior laboratory steps for virus enrichment.
Sexuality in female patients on hemodialysis: a scoping review protocol
Authors: Imhof Solange , Nerbass Fabiana Baggio , dos Santos Rafaela Gonzaga , Ribeiro Heitor S. , Nilson Luana Gabriele 
Published: August 2024

AbstractSexuality is a human biological function that is not limited only to genitality but to total corporeality. Sexual function is a complex biopsychosocial phenomenon in which internal and external stimuli are modulated by the central and peripheral nervous system, resulting in biochemical, hormonal, and circulatory changes that culminate in physical and cognitive sexual results. Several conditions influence sexuality, and one of the diseases that can impair female sexual function and impact sexuality is chronic kidney disease. Considering the complexity and specificity of chronic kidney disease, the significant repercussions of hemodialysis treatment on the lives of patients, and the scarce scientific production, the need to delve deeper into the topic was perceived since the experience of sexuality of these women is relevant in the quality of life and not usually addressed by health professionals. To investigate the topic in-depth, a scoping review will be developed on the sexuality of female people undergoing hemodialysis treatment, regardless of their sexual orientation. The objective of this work is to map the production of knowledge about sexuality in women undergoing hemodialysis treatment. The search for publications will be carried out in the following databases and bibliographic index: Medical Literature Analysis and Retrieval System Online (MEDLINE via PubMed), Web of Science, in the Bibliographic Index of Latin American and Caribbean Literature in Health Sciences (LILACS) and APA PsycNet. In addition to these databases, the research will also include gray literature, such as Google, Google Scholar, and YouTube. The question that will guide the review is: “What is the current knowledge about sexuality in women on hemodialysis? The review will consider studies that include the terms “sexuality”, “women” and “hemodialysis”, without restrictions on language and date.TransfersDownload data is not yet available.MetricsNo metrics found.
Microstructural changes in the inferior tuberal hypothalamus correlate with daytime sleepiness in Lewy body disease
Authors: Cohen Jesse S. , Radhakrishnan Hamsanandini , Olm Christopher A. , Das Sandhitsu R. , Cook Philip A. , Wolk David A. , Weintraub Daniel , Irwin David J. , McMillan Corey T. 
Published: August 2024

AbstractBackgroundExcessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) is a disabling symptom of Lewy body disorders (LBD). The hypothalamus is a key sleep-wake regulator, but its contribution to EDS in LBD remains unclear.ObjectivesUse diffusion MRI to evaluate the relationship of hypothalamic microstructure to EDS symptoms in LBD.MethodsWe studied 102 patients with clinically-defined LBD (Parkinson’s disease, n=93; Parkinson’s disease dementia, n=4; and dementia with Lewy bodies, n=5) and Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS) within 2 years of MRI. Mean diffusivity (MD) was compared between EDS+ (ESS≥10, n=37) and EDS- (ESS<10, n=65) groups in the whole hypothalamus and three subregions, covarying for age and sex. Secondary analyses tested correlations between subregion MD and continuous ESS, global cognition, and motor scores; and between subregion volume and continuous ESS.ResultsMD was increased in EDS+ compared to EDS-only in the inferior tuberal subregion (Cohen’s d=0.43, p=0.043, β=0.117±0.057), with trend level differences in the whole hypothalamus (Cohen’s d=0.39, p=0.064, β=0.070±0.037) and superior tuberal subregion (Cohen’s d=0.38, p=0.073, β=0.063±0.035). No difference was seen in the posterior subregion (Cohen’s d=0.1, p=0.628, β=0.019±0.038). Significant correlations with continuous ESS were seen in MD of whole hypothalamus (r2=0.074, p=0.0057), superior tuberal (r2=0.081, p=0.0038), and inferior tuberal (r2=0.073, p=0.0059) subregions. There was no correlation of hypothalamic MD with global cognition or motor scores, and no correlation of whole/subregional hypothalamic volumes with ESS.ConclusionsDaytime sleepiness associates with increased MD in the inferior tuberal hypothalamus in an LBD cohort. This suggests degeneration within this region could contribute to EDS symptoms.
Ce2Ir3Ga5
: A new locally noncentrosymmetric heavy fermion system
Authors: Arushi  , Cardoso-Gil Raul , Geibel Christoph 
Published: August 2024

Recently, a new type of unconventional superconductivity with a field-induced transition between two different superconducting (SC) states was discovered in the heavy fermion system CeRh2As2. This unusual SC state was proposed to be based on specific symmetries of the underlying structure, i.e., a globally centrosymmetric layered structure, but where the Ce layers themselves lack inversion symmetry. This new type of SC state has attracted strong interest, prompting the search for further heavy fermion systems crystallizing in structures with appropriate symmetries. We report the discovery and the study of a new Ce-based heavy fermion system with a globally centrosymmetric structure but without inversion symmetry on the Ce-site, Ce2Ir3Ga5. A single crystal x-ray diffraction study revealed an orthorhombic U2Co3Si5 type structure. Resistivity, specific heat, and magnetization measurements indicate a moderate-heavy fermion behavior with a Kondo energy scale of the order of 40 K. Most experimental results suggest the absence of magnetic order, but a tiny anomaly in the specific heat opens the possibility for a very weak, itinerant type of ordering.

Published by the American Physical Society
2024
The power of beliefs: how diversity advertising builds audience connectedness
Authors: Burgess Amelie , Wilkie Dean Charles Hugh , Dolan Rebecca 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
In response to the growing significance of diversity advertising, this study aims to investigate its impact on audience connectedness. This is an emerging metric crucial for gauging diversity advertising success. The study explores two paths via self-identification and belief congruence to understand how diversity advertisements resonate with individuals.

Design/methodology/approach
A quantitative study using partial least squares with survey data from 505 respondents was conducted.

Findings
Self-identification and belief congruence mediate the relationship between perceived diversity and audience connectedness. Belief congruence exhibits a stronger influence. Further, brand engagement reduces the relationship between belief congruence and connectedness. However, it strengthens the relationship between self-identity and connectedness.

Research limitations/implications
Future research should address why belief congruence holds more significance than self-identification. Additionally, research must explore the societal effects of diversity advertising, including strategies to engage those who feel disconnected.

Practical implications
The study underscores the positive social effects of diversity advertising for both marginalized and nonmarginalized audiences. It urges marketers to pursue audience connectedness. Strategies for achieving this include reflecting their target audience’s beliefs, perhaps highlighting real and lived experiences. Marketers should also consider self-identification through visual cues and customized messaging.

Originality/value
The study applies self-referencing theory to unravel the relationship between diversity advertising and audience connectedness. It reinforces the role of self-identification and expands the knowledge by demonstrating how connectedness can emerge through belief congruence. Additionally, the authors explore the subtle influence of brand engagement, a critical brand-related factor that shapes individuals’ responses to diversity advertising.
Unveiling the dynamics of Malaysian viewers’ continuance usage intention of OTT platforms: insights from the stimulus-organism-response (SOR) paradigm
Authors: Lo May Chiun , Mohamad Abang Azlan , Wan Ibrahim Wan Hashim , Thong Jun Zhou 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
This study aims to investigate how over-the-top (OTT) media services affect consumers’ demands for value, convenience, visual experience and their ability to advance media communications. This study also examines the constructs that impact viewers’ satisfaction and subsequently lead to continuance usage intention of OTT platforms. Using the stimulus-organism-response (SOR) model as the theoretical basis, the present study constructs include content quality, accessibility, entertainment, hedonic value, attitude, satisfaction and continuance usage intention of OTT platforms.

Design/methodology/approach
The responses were collected from 1,280 OTT platform users in Malaysia through online questionnaires. This study aimed to examine the perceptions of OTT viewers towards their satisfaction and continuance usage intention of the respective platforms. The study used a quantitative approach, and the relationships among the study constructs were assessed using partial least squares – structural equation modelling.

Findings
The present study found that the content quality and accessibility were significant in determining OTT viewers’ perceived hedonic value and attitude, which subsequently led to their satisfaction and continuance usage intention of OTT platforms. Additionally, it was identified that satisfaction had a substantial influence on viewers’ continuance usage intention of OTT platforms.

Originality/value
This study uses the SOR model to determine the relationships among OTT platform characteristics, hedonic value, attitude, satisfaction and continuance intention.
The impact of technology acceptance and personality traits on the willingness to use AI-assisted hiring practices
Authors: Calluso Cinzia , Devetag Maria Giovanna 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
This study aims to investigate some individual factors that may positively/negatively impact upon the willingness to use AI-assisted hiring procedures (AI-WtU). Specifically, the authors contribute to the ongoing discussion by testing the specific role of individuals’ personality traits and their attitude toward technology acceptance.

Design/methodology/approach
Data have been collected from a cohort of workers (n = 157) to explore their individual level of AI-WtU, their personality traits and level of technology acceptance, along with a series of control variables including age, gender, education, employment status, knowledge and previous experience of AI-assisted hiring.

Findings
The results obtained show the significant role played by a specific personality trait –conscientiousness – and technology acceptance in shaping the level of AI-WtU. Importantly, technology acceptance also mediates the relationship between AI-WtU and conscientiousness, thus suggesting that conscientious people may be more willing to engage in AI-assisted practices, as they see technologies as means of improving reliability and efficiency. Further, the study also shows that previous experience with AI-assisted hiring in the role of job applicants has a negative effect on AI-WtU, suggesting a prevailing negative experience with such tools, and the consequent urge for their improvement.

Originality/value
This study, to the best of the authors’ knowledge, is the first to test the potential role of personality traits in shaping employees AI-WtU and to provide a comprehensive understanding of the issue by additionally testing the joint effect of technology acceptance, age, gender, education, employment status and knowledge and previous experience of AI-assisted hiring in shaping individual AI-WtU.
Do collective actions reduce household poverty? Evidence from empirical evaluation of farmers cooperatives in East Shewa, Ethiopia
Authors: Eresso Adem Nemo , Tefera Yared Deribe 
Published: August 2024

PurposeCooperatives are used as one of the strategic tools to reach smallholder farmers and reduce household poverty through augmenting access to inputs, technologies, farm productivity and markets. Our study aims to investigate the impacts of the Meki Batu Cooperative Union on reducing household poverty.Design/methodology/approachThis study employed a cross-sectional survey of households in the Dugda district of the East Shewa zone in the Oromia region. A two-stage sampling design was applied, where four rural Kebeles were first randomly picked, followed by stratified random samples of 217 producers comprising 100 members and 117 non-members of cooperatives. The standard probit model was estimated with a set of observable factors. Propensity score matching (PSM), doubly robust inverse probability weighting and treatment effect estimation were performed along with matching techniques.FindingsThe results reveal that education, livestock assets, access to irrigation and extension contact positively determine participation in cooperatives. As the income-based poverty attests, the poverty gap was reduced by 5.9–6.3% and the severity of poverty by 3.7–3.8% due to the cooperative membership.Research limitations/implicationsThe investigation suggests the need for continued and comprehensive social services to address development challenges through the facilitation of producers’ engagement in collective actions and agribusinesses.Originality/valueExisting research evidence is inconclusive with the view of impacts of collective actions on housed welfare in Ethiopia. This study empirically tested the impacts in connection to the production and marketing of high-value crops.Peer reviewThe peer review history for this article is available at: https://publons.com/publon/10.1108/IJSE-03-2024-0231
Digital-intelligence transformation, for better or worse? The roles of pace, scope and rhythm
Authors: Zhao Jianyu , Wang Xinru , Yao Xinlin , Xi Xi 
Published: August 2024

PurposeAlthough digital transformation (DT) has emerged as an important phenomenon for both research and practices, the influences remain inconclusive and inadequate. The emerging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies further complicate the understanding and practices of DT while understudied yet. To address these concerns, this study takes a process perspective to empirically investigate when and how digital-intelligence transformation can improve firm performance, aiming to enrich the literature on digital-intelligence transformation and strategic information systems (IS) field.Design/methodology/approachDrawing on the dynamic capability view and business agility, we took a process perspective to conceptualize and empirically examine the influence of digital-intelligence transformation and the process characteristics. Taking a continuous panel dataset of listed Chinese firms covering 2007 to 2020, we investigated digital-intelligence transformation’s effect on firm performance and the moderating roles of three strategic aspects: pace, scope and rhythm.FindingsThis study found that digital-intelligence transformation positively affects firm performance and is moderated by the characteristics of transformation processes (i.e. pace, scope and rhythm). Specifically, the high-paced and rhythmic transformation processes facilitate the positive relationship, while the large scope undermines the benefits of transformation. These relationships hold across various endogeneity and heterogeneity analyses.Originality/valueOur findings provide valuable implications for digital-intelligence transformation and strategic IS field. First, this study enriches existing literature on digital-intelligence transformation by empirically investigating the influence from a process perspective. Moreover, this study provides insights into a comprehensive understanding of the complexity of digital-intelligence transformation and the influences of AI. Finally, this study provides practical implications on how to make digital-intelligence transformation to benefit firm performance.
Nexus knowledge-oriented leadership, innovation capability, and internationalization of higher education in Indonesia
Authors: El Junusi Rahman , Agriyanto Ratno , Khusnul Mubarok Ferry , Parmudi Mochamad 
Published: August 2024

PurposeThis study aims to determine the influence of knowledge-oriented leadership (KOL) on innovation capability (IC) and internationalization of higher education (IoHE) and examine the role of IC as a mediating variable.Design/methodology/approachFollowing a quantitative and cross-sectional research design, data were collected through self-administered questionnaires by the vice-rectors, and heads of international affairs from 120 public and private universities in Indonesia. Partial least squares structural equation modelling data analysis techniques were applied to test the hypothesized relationships.FindingsThe study’s results indicate that KOL directly influences IC and IoHE. In addition, the study’s findings reveal that IC can mediate the relationship between KOL and IoHE.Practical implicationsThis study highlights the importance of the role of KOL in IoHE. The findings of this study suggest that by demonstrating knowledge-oriented behaviors, higher education (HE) managers can effectively manage their knowledge assets, and ensure increased innovation leading to IoHE.Originality/valueThis is the first study to examine the relationship between knowledge-oriented leadership, IC, and IoHE. So far, research linking leadership to IoHE has been rare, because each has a broad scope.
Virtual reality in the luxury fashion industry: a systematic literature review
Authors: Liu Tong (Tripp) , Tan Caroline Swee Lin , Quintero Rodriguez Carolina 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
This paper aims to synthesize the existing literature on virtual reality (VR) in the luxury fashion industry, discuss the current practical applications of VR technologies and review previous research undertaken in the luxury fashion field.

Design/methodology/approach
This paper conducts a systematic review and thematic analysis of existing literature to evaluate current research concerning VR and the luxury fashion industry. This search initially returned a total of 1,131 sources. After establishing and applying criteria of exclusion and inclusion, a total of 46 articles were selected for the thematic analysis.

Findings
Five major themes were identified, including virtual luxury fashion consumption, VR in marketing communication, virtual try-on, VR retail (including virtual fashion retail spaces) and virtual worlds (including customers’ virtual representation as avatars). The importance of these themes for the study of VR in luxury fashion is supported by relevant studies in the literature.

Originality/value
Whilst research into VR use within luxury fashion has increased recently, it remains fragmented. Given the absence of a comprehensive review addressing this topic within the literature, this paper will help scholars and fashion brands better understand the effects of VR on the luxury fashion industry. By integrating current practice and existing research, this paper contributes to a better understanding of how and where VR is used in luxury fashion contexts.
The mediating role of attitude and environmental awareness in the influence of green advertising and eco-labels on green purchasing behaviors
Authors: Carrión-Bósquez Nelson Geovany , Ortiz-Regalado Oscar , Veas-González Ivan , Naranjo-Armijo Franklin Gerardo , Guerra-Regalado Wilson Fernando 
Published: August 2024

Purpose
This study aims to identify whether green advertising and eco-labels influence the purchasing behaviors of organic products or whether the influence of such behaviors is presented through the mediating effect of the attitude and environmental awareness of millennials.

Design/methodology/approach
This study used a quantitative, correlational and cross-sectional design. A total of 430 millennials participated in the study. The questionnaire consisted of 20 questions, distributed across five variables. It was applied to people outside shopping centers in the city of Quito and Guayaquil, Ecuador. The results were subjected to statistical tests to determine the internal consistency of the instrument. The convergent and discriminant validity of the research model was verified through confirmatory factor analysis and structural equation modeling. SPSS 20 and AMOS 24 were used for statistical analyses.

Findings
The study identified that attitude and environmental awareness mediate the relationship between green advertising and green purchasing behaviors, as well as the relationship between eco-labels and green purchasing behaviors. Furthermore, it has been proven that green advertising directly influences the green purchasing behaviors of organic products among millennials, whereas eco-labels do not.

Originality/value
This study is among the initial investigations to delineate the connection between elements of green marketing and the buying patterns of organic goods among millennials in an emerging economy. The study provides answers to earlier scholarly inquiries that proposed examining the correlation among the constituents of the theorized framework.