bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The Distribution ofUranotaenia sapphirinaandUr. socialisin Tabasco, Southern Mexico
Authors: Ortega-Morales Aldo I. , Rodríguez-Martínez Luis M. , Méndez-Alvarado William , Garza-Hernández Javier A. , López-Hernández Isaias , Medrano-Santillana Miguel , González-Acosta Cassandra , Correa-Morales Fabián 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTIn Mexico, the genus Uranotaenia includes 11 species distributed mainly in the tropical and subtropical regions in the southeast of the country. Uranotaenia sapphirina has been reported in 18 states in Mexico: Campeche, Coahuila, Colima, Chiapas, Guerrero, Hidalgo, Jalisco, Mexico City, Mexico State, Michoacán, Morelos, Oaxaca, Quintana Roo, Sinaloa, Tabasco, Tamaulipas, Veracruz, and Yucatán; whereas Ur. socialis has been reported in Chiapas and Quintana Roo. In recent surveillance studies of mosquito species in Tabasco, Ur. sapphirina and Ur. socialis were omitted due to the lack of recent collection records, but in historical records, the presence of Ur. sapphirina and one species consistent with the description of Ur. socialis were mentioned. During a mosquito survey collection, immature stages from ground-level natural habitats in conservation areas of Tabasco, Ur. sapphirina and Ur. socialis were collected in association with Anopheles albimanus, Culex erraticus, Mansonia titillans, and Ur. lowii. Additionally, 2 Mexican entomological collections were reviewed, searching additional records of those species. An identification key to separate larvae and adult females of Ur. sapphirina and Ur. socialis is provided. With the addition of Ur. sapphirina and Ur. socialis to the mosquito fauna of Tabasco, there are currently 107 species in the state, being the 3rd state in Mexico with the highest richness of mosquito species. Specimens collected during this study were deposited in the Collection of the Entomological and Bioassay Research Unit of Tabasco.
Nectar Source and Pollinator Cross Contamination and Persistence of Pyriproxyfen Associated with the Use of Autodissemination Techniques for Mosquito Control
Authors: Kancharlapalli Sri Jyosthsna , Surowiec KAZ , Longing Scott D. , Brelsfoard Corey L. 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTControlling container inhabiting mosquitoes such as Aedes aegypti and Ae. albopictus is often difficult because of the requirement to treat small and inaccessible cryptic sources of water where larvae are located. Autodissemination approaches based on the dissemination of insect growth regulators (IGRs) have been demonstrated as an effective means to treat these cryptic larval habitats and provide population control. Autodissemination approaches are attractive because they are based on the mosquitoes disseminating small amounts of IGRs compared to more traditional insecticide applications. While dissemination of small amounts of IGRs seems like an advantage, these approaches could lead to unintended transfer and effects on nontarget insect pollinators by delivering highly potent IGRs to nectar sources. Here we looked for the indirect and direct transfer of pyriproxyfen (PPF) to natural and artificial nectar sources and painted lady butterflies, Vanessa cardui, in semifield cages using the release of treated Ae. albopictus males or an autodissemination station. We also performed persistence tests of PPF in oviposition containers and natural and artificial nectar sources when exposed to laboratory and natural conditions. The data suggest that there is direct and indirect transfer to nectar sources and V. cardui associated with the use of autodissemination approaches. We discuss the results in the context of using autodissemination approaches for mosquito control and the potential risks these approaches may pose to nontarget insect pollinators.
Aedeomyia(Aedeomyia)Squamipennis—New Genus and Species County Record for Monroe County, Florida, USA
Authors: Boehmler Michael 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTAedeomyia (Aedeomyia) squamipennis is a tropical mosquito that has only recently been observed in the USA. Its natural range of Central and South America has been expanded to several Caribbean islands and mainland Florida in recent years and has now been found in the Florida Keys. Despite its association with the Gamboa virus and avian malaria, concern for establishment and vectorial capacity is diminished in the Florida Keys due to Ad. squamipennis's lack of preferred larval habitat.
Mr. Mister: Rockin' theAedesof the San Francisco Bay Salt Marshes
Authors: Wieland Mark , Huston Joseph , Clausnitzer Ryan , Haas-Stapleton Eric J. 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTMist sprayers (MS) are being rapidly adopted nationwide for applying larvicides to control peridomestic Aedes aegypti. Because MS can loft large quantities of larvicide over relatively long distances, we examined its efficacy in a tidal marsh habitat for controlling Ae. dorsalis. Liquid Vectobac 12AS larvicide, containing Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis, was applied at 1.16 liter/ha using a MS. Cards that change color when exposed to liquid were placed perpendicular to the path of the MS showed that the larvicide mist traveled up to 60 m from the MS and did not extend to 90 m. Use of the MS enabled a 4-fold increase in total hectares treated during 2020–21 relative to the prior 2 years without an increase in staff time. Notably, there was 83% reduction in the quantity of Ae. dorsalis larvae at 5 days posttreatment. Similarly, there was 63% reduction in adult female Ae. dorsalis that were collected in encephalitis virus surveillance traps from nearby communities relative to the prior 2 years. There were 2.3-fold fewer requests for service to address a mosquito problem from residents of communities that abut the tidal marshes, suggesting the applications had a positive impact on these communities. The MS offer an attractive alternative to hand treatments in tidal marshes where the use of unmanned aircraft or all-terrain vehicles is prohibited by national wildlife refuge managers.
Lethal and Sublethal Concentrations of Formulated Larvicides Against SusceptibleAedes aegypti
Authors: Aldridge Robert L. , Alto Barry W. , Connelly C. Roxanne , Okech Bernard , Siegfried Blair , Linthicum Kenneth J. 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACTChemical control of vectors depends on the effective application of formulated insecticides. In this study we evaluated formulated larvicides using a larval bioassay against susceptible Aedes aegypti. The estimated larvicide lethal concentrations for 50% mortality (LC50s) were 25.7 μg/liter (Natular 2EC), 3.13 μg/liter (Abate 4E), 0.43 μg/liter (Altosid), 0.03 μg/liter (Nyguard), and 500.6 ITU/liter (VectoBac12AS containing Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis). Sublethal effects were identified and documented from adults that survived exposure to these estimated LC50s (body size and sex proportion). We observed changes in net growth as measured by adult wing lengths. For those larvae exposed to estimated LC50s, the average size of adults was between 0.1% and 10.6% smaller for males and between 1.1% and 13.6% smaller for females compared to controls. Sex proportions varied between larvicides, but some were significantly different from the control, favoring greater survival of females than males.
Handling Skipping Behavior through Individual Counseling using Self-Management Techniques in Class XI Students of SMAN 1 Kedamean
Authors: Agustina Alifaiza Fidria , Wicaksono Awang Setiawan 
Published: March 2023

Education is a conscious and planned effort to create an atmosphere of learning and learning so that students actively develop their potential to have religious spiritual power, self-control, personality, intelligence, noble character, and the skills needed for themselves, society, nation, and state (Law No. 20 of 2003 concerning the national education system). The approach in this study uses mixed methods. This research is a research step by combining two pre-existing forms of research, namely qualitative research and quantitative research. From the results of tables and graphs, it is also known that the five average students have decreased which falls into the low category. This shows that in each student there has been a decrease in the problem of factors causing the emergence of skipping behavior. Based on the post-test results, it is known that in addition to a decrease in the overall level of skipping behavior, there is also a decrease in each aspect of the cause of skipping class.
Pengembangan Unit Usaha Tempe melalui Aplikasi Mesin Giling Kedelai Teknologi Screw
Authors: Himarosa Rela Adi , Sudarisman Sudarisman , Bisandyaloka Ammaru , Sofyantoro Fajar 
Published: March 2023

DEVELOPMENT OF TEMPE PRODUCTION UNIT THROUGH THE APPLICATION OF SOYBEAN SCREW-TYPE MILLING MACHINES. Pondok Pesantren Asy-Syifa’ Muhammadiyah (PPAM), located in Yogyakarta, aims to become an independent and benevolent institution for the community. To realize its noble missions, PPAM initiated the Tempe Production Unit (TPU) as an alternative source of financial incomes and to provide nutritional foods for its students. The TPU at PPAM was established through the application of the screw-type milling machine, which is more efficient, time-saving and hygienic compared to traditional milling methods. The community service program at PPAM was initiated by involving the administrators in an intensive discussion to analyze the required resources and future prospects of TPU. The manufacturing process of milling machine was carried out at Universitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta, followed by training of the PPAM members in operating the milling machine. The PPAM members enthusiastically participated and provided valuable inputs for the machine adjustments. Before officially handing the milling machine to PPAM, the machine has been adjusted in accordance with the PPAM members suggestions. Evaluation and monitoring were carried out during the initial production stages, which has been successfully processing 4 kg of soybeans into 20 packs of tempeh per day.
Umbanda: Hybridity, Tradition and Semantic Plurality
Authors: Engler Steven 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
Focusing on the Brazilian spirit-incorporation religion of Umbanda, this article proposes a theoretical shift in conceptions of hybridity: a move from asking “what ingredients mix in what manner to produce what result?” to asking “how do we interpret religious innovation?” This approach sees meaning as simply the result of interpretation (not in terms of a representational relation between words and world). It also underlines the centrality of discursive claims of hybridity and purity, as opposed to historical issues of origins – a point clarified by comparing “hybridity” to “tradition.” Comparison of Umbanda and Candomblé leads to the conclusion that each can be considered both “Afro-Brazilian” and “hybrid” in different ways. Candomblé exhibits semantic polarity (all groups accept that a certain sub-type is more authentic and hybridity marks divergence from that norm). Umbanda exhibits semantic plurality (wide variation between groups is not subject to such a normative judgment).
Database on the Standardized mortality ratio (SMR all causes and SMR all cancer) for various professions (706 cohorts/groups): the maximum "health worker effect" for cosmonauts and doctors
Authors: Koterov Aleksey N. , Ushenkova Liliya N. , Dibirgadzhiev Idris G. 
Published: March 2023

Researchers have formed a database for work on the evaluation of the indices of the "standardized mortality ratio" (SMR±95% confidence intervals — CI) in comparison with the general population for total mortality and mortality from all malignant neoplasms ("all cancers") for various professions and types of employment (mainly men). The database includes 689 publications (706 cohorts/groups, 67 professions and types of employment). Experts have conducted an assessment the presence of the "healthy worker effect" (HWE) in the studies included in the database based on the criterion of the upper 95% CI value of less than one. Among all professions and types of employment, scientists have identified HWE in total mortality only in 52%, and in mortality from all types of cancer — only in 28% of cohorts/groups. HWE for both indicators simultaneously and only for total mortality occurred in 26% of cases. For 2% of the studies, there is an inverse relationship (absence of HWE for total mortality in the presence of an effect on mortality from all types of cancer), which is most likely accidental. There were no strict dependencies between HWE and the carcinogenic potential of activity, although there was a definite trend. The frequency of work with HWE for specific professions identified as the most "unprofitable" work with such heavy metals as Hg, Cd, Pb, Cu (the frequency of HWE is 0% for total mortality and 5% (mercury miners) for mortality from malignant neoplasms; one publication), followed by activities related to dust exposure (talc, quartz, various minerals, etc.; 5% and 6%) and asbestos (10% and 2%). Pilots (89% and 65%), oil and petrochemical industry workers (97% and 56%), as well as doctors (94% and 96%) and cosmonauts/astronauts (100% and 67%; the sample is small) occupied leading positions in the highest frequency of HWE. A complete sample of SMR studies of foreign doctors (1886–2017) demonstrated a strict linear decrease in the SMR value in total mortality compared with the population since the 1940s (r=–0.927; p<0.001), with SMR=0.38 (95% CI: 0.01; 0.76) achieved by the 2010s. At the same time, mortality from all cancers among doctors was reduced in comparison with the population almost equally for all time periods since 1926 (average SMR=0.6; 95% CI: 0.53; 0.66). Possible reasons for the reduced mortality among foreign doctors compared to the population are not only in prevention and professional skills, but probably in better access to medicine and specialists. In connection with professional solidarity, medical care and informing doctors is apparently distinguished by great attention. Earlier treatment of non-cancerous pathologies is also important, preventing their transformation into chronic ones, which can subsequently lead to carcinogenic consequences.
The use of vessel wall imaging to detect a de novo microaneurysm on the periventricular anastomoses in moyamoya disease: illustrative case
Authors: Ninomiya Atsuhiko , Endo Hidenori , Tashiro Ryosuke , Kanoke Atsushi , Tominaga Teiji 
Published: March 2023

BACKGROUND
Moyamoya disease (MMD) is linked to the formation of intracranial aneurysms. The authors recently observed an effective use of magnetic resonance vessel wall imaging (MR-VWI) to detect de novo unruptured MMD-associated microaneurysms.

OBSERVATIONS
The authors describe a 57-year-old female who was diagnosed with MMD 6 years ago after suffering a left putaminal hemorrhage. MR-VWI revealed point-like enhancement in the right posterior paraventricular region during the annual follow-up. On the T2-weighted image, this lesion was surrounded by high intensity. Angiography revealed a microaneurysm in the periventricular anastomosis. Right combined revascularization surgery was performed to prevent future hemorrhagic events. Another de novo circumferential enhanced lesion on MR-VWI appeared in the left posterior periventricular region 3 months after surgery. Angiography revealed that the enhanced lesion was a de novo microaneurysm on the periventricular anastomosis. The left combined revascularization surgery went well. The bilateral microaneurysms vanished on follow-up angiography.

LESSONS
Unruptured MMD-associated microaneurysms on the periventricular anastomosis can be detected using MR-VWI. Revascularization surgery can eliminate microaneurysms by reducing hemodynamic stress on the periventricular anastomosis.
Research on the Existence of Chinese Load-bearing bow of Spine – Report on 2 Cases of Standing full spine radiographs of Typical Traditional Chinese Spine and several very interesting photos worth studying
Authors: Huabin Chen 
Published: March 2023

Over the past six years, the author has been exposed to 100,000 spines while working at the medical examination center. While studying the prevalence among young people of lumbar spondylosis worldwide and in China, the authors recently proposed two new concepts of Chinese traditional shoulder-carrying culture and traditional Chinese spine [1]. Previously, modern medicine had only the term “normal lumbar spine” without any distinction between oriental and western ones. The normal lumbar spine, considered the world standard, is essentially a centuries-old study based on the Western spine, and thus is called the western spine by the author. The western spine is also a new concept proposed by the author to distinguish the traditional Chinese spine, which has not yet been recognized by the global academic community. Therefore, these terms have never appeared in any literature or textbook before. In this study, the author described how these Chinese people with traditional Chinese spines were identified, their physical examination, x-ray imaging findings, and two-year follow-up outcomes. The author concludes that for thousands of years, the traditional Chinese spine has been famous for carrying heavy objects while having few lumbar spondyloses; this kind of “Chinese load-bearing bow of spine” has gradually disappeared with the Chinese shoulder-carrying culture. In spinal mobility tests at physical examinations, this traditional spine showed poor mobility and good stability. In terms of the vertebra of the normal lumbar spine, there is no difference in the number of vertebrae, but there are differences in four curvatures. Imaging shows inward transversus abdominis, with the spine closely connected to the anterior abdominal cavity. This X-ray film bridges the gap in the global research on the spine, representing the difference between the traditional Chinese spine and the modern normal lumbar spine, and also the difference in appearance, size, and movement of the traditional Chinese shoulder-carrying people from the West ones. Of course, two cases are not enough. Hope that more traditional Chinese spines can be found, studied, and reported. It is essential to conduct research on how to restore and cultivate the “Chinese load-bearing bow of spine”. The research will facilitate addressing the global prevalence of lumbar spondylosis, provide a different approach to the prevention and treatment of lumbar spondylosis, and affect spinal health for future generations.
SISTEM INFORMASI PENJUALAN PAKET BERBASIS WEB (Studi Kasus : ChariNET)
Authors: Zulrahmadi  , Muhamad Amin  , Khairul Ihwan  
Published: March 2023

Sistem Informasi hadir sebagai solusi terhadap permasalahan yang ada dikehidupan. Perkembangan teknologi dan sistem informasi berperan penting untuk memperbaiki kinerja suatu perusahaan Teknologi informasi merupakan sarana yang sangat penting dan menunjang bagi suatu perusahaan baik dalam skala kecil, menengah, ataupun besar, sehingga dengan informasi dapat diharapkan mempermudah pekerjaan dan tujuan dapat tercapai secara maksimal. Perancangan Sistem Penjualan Paket Berbasis Web ini untuk memudahkan pelanggan dalam memperoleh informasi produk yang ditawarkan serta mempermudah pendaftaran pelanggan baru dan pembelian setoran secara online. Pada Chari NET dalam pengolahan datanya masih dilakukan dengan cara pencatatan dibuku, sehingga laporan yang dihasilkan kurang efektif dan efisien. Dengan adanya perancangan sistem ini, di harapkan segala sesuatunya dapat teratasi dengan baik dan dapat lebih meningkatkan pelayanan kepada pelanggan dengan cepat untuk mewujudkan pelayanan yang efektif dan efisien. Perancangan sistem informasi penjualan Paket berbasis web ini adalah solusi terbaik untuk mengatasi masalah-masalah yang terjadi pada Chari NET. Metode pengembangan perangkat lunak, penulis menggunakan model waterfall. Aplikasi perancangan web yang digunakan adalah Adobe Dreamweaver CS4 dan untuk bahasa pemrograman menggunakan PHP dan menggunakan database MySQL. Sistem informasi penjualan secara online ini menyediakan informasi dari beberapa proses umum yang sering terjadi pada penjualan paket. Hasil yang diharapkan dari pembuatan sistem informasi penjualan ini mampu memberikan informasi dengan cepat dan akurat.
Perancangan Buku Fotografi Tentang Visual Topeng Malangan Sebagai Upaya Melestarikan Budaya
Authors: Saputro Karnedy , Wibisono Aryo Bayu , Tri Artanto Aphief Tri 
Published: March 2023

Kesenian Indonesia yang beragam merupakan aset yang sangat penting untuk dilestarikan. Salah satu kesenian yang masih banyak diminati adalah seni tari. Salah satu seni tari yang cukup unik di Jawa Timur ada di Malang yaitu Tari Topeng Malangan. Dari hasil riset yang didapat, masih banyak simpang siur sumber informasi mengenai tari ini sebab banyak masyarakat yang kurang mengetahuinya karena sulitnya menemukan sumber cetak yang dijadikan acuan sejarahnya. Oleh karena itu dibuatlah perancangan perancangan buku fotografi tentang visual topeng malangan sebagai upaya melestarikan budaya.
Kata Kunci : Buku, Fotografi, Tari, Topeng
A Numerical Study of the Damage Mechanisms for CT Tensile Specimens of P265GH Steel Material
Authors: Lahlou Mohammed , En-Naji Abderrazak , Mouhib Nadia , Saadouki Bouchra , Majid Fatima 
Published: March 2023

The aim of this paper is to determine the damage mechanisms of P265GH steel, commonly used for pressure equipment. First, an experimental study using tensile and Charpy tests allowed us to determine the mechanical properties (Young modulus E = 200 GPa, elongation ε = 35%, yield se = 320 MPa, ultimate stress su = 470 MPa, and KIC = 96 MP√m). Then, numerical finite element modeling on a CT specimen using the CASTEM calculation code allowed us to determine the damage of the material when the notch depth varies. The analysis of the results shows that the numerical values of the stress concentration coefficient Kt and the stress intensity factor KI are comparable with the analytically calculated values, thus validating our numerical study. The numerical results obtained revealed that the maximum stress σmax is located in the vicinity of the notch bottom and the high probability density corresponds to a high loading level.
Systemic therapy for hormone receptor‐positive/human epidermal growth factor receptor 2‐negative early stage and metastatic breast cancer
Authors: Huppert Laura A. , Gumusay Ozge , Idossa Dame , Rugo Hope S. 
Published: March 2023

AbstractHormone receptor (HR)‐positive and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (HER2)‐negative breast cancer is defined by the presence of the estrogen receptor and/or the progesterone receptor and the absence of HER2 gene amplification. HR‐positive/HER2‐negative breast cancer accounts for 65%–70% of all breast cancers, and incidence increases with increasing age. Treatment varies by stage, and endocrine therapy is the mainstay of treatment in both early stage and late‐stage disease. Combinations with cyclin‐dependent kinase 4/6 inhibitors have reduced distant recurrence in the early stage setting and improved overall survival in the metastatic setting. Chemotherapy is used based on stage and tumor biology in the early stage setting and after endocrine resistance for advanced disease. New therapies, including novel endocrine agents and antibody‐drug conjugates, are now changing the treatment landscape. With the availability of new treatment options, it is important to define the optimal sequence of treatment to maximize clinical benefit while minimizing toxicity. In this review, the authors first discuss the pathologic and molecular features of HR‐positive/HER2‐negative breast cancer and mechanisms of endocrine resistance. Then, they discuss current and emerging therapies for both early stage and metastatic HR‐positive/HER2‐negative breast cancer, including treatment algorithms based on current data.