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PENGARUH KARAKTERISTIK INDIVIDU TERHADAP PRESTASI KERJA MELALUI DISIPLIN KERJA DAN KEPUASAN KERJA
Authors: Riyanto Riyanto , Wiwoho Gunarso 
Published: December 2022

This research was conducted to analyze the effect of individual characteristics on work performance with work discipline and job satisfaction as intervention variables. The population of this research was employees at PT Prima Multi Usaha Indonesia with 34 people as sample. The retrieval technique for the sample is saturated sampling. The research instrument of this study was a survey questionnaire which was measured on a 5-level Likert scale. The data obtained were processed by SPSS (Statistical Product and Service Solution) for Windows version 24.0 to run the descriptive analysis and statistical analysis (path analysis). The results showed that there was a positive effect between individual characteristics on job satisfaction, individual characteristics have a positive effect on work discipline, individual characteristics have a positive effect but not significant to work performance, job satisfaction has a positive effect on work performance, and work discipline has a positive effect on work performance.
The impact of surgeon’s experience and sex on the incidence of cystoid macular edema after uneventful cataract surgery
Authors: List Wolfgang , Steinwender Gernot , Glatz Wilfried , Riedl Regina , Wedrich Andreas , Ivastinovic Domagoj 
Published: December 2022

Purpose
To assess the rate of pseudophakic cystoid macular edema (pCME) in uneventful cataract surgery in surgeons in training vs experienced surgeons and to analyze the rate of pCME according to surgeon’s sex.

Methods
Medical reports post phacoemulsification between 2010 and 2018 at the Department of Ophthalmology, Medical University of Graz, Austria, were reviewed for pCME. A running lifetime number of preceding cataract surgeries was used to express hands-on experience. A cut-off number of 300 surgeries was defined to distinguish between surgeons in training and experienced surgeons. Outcome parameters were incidence of pCME, patient’s sex and age, laterality of eye, coexistence of pseudoexfoliation syndrome (PEX), duration of surgery and surgeon’s sex.

Results
25.422 surgeries on 18.266 patients were included. The majority was performed by experienced surgeons (23.139, 91.0%) vs 2.283 (9.0%) by surgeons in training (25 surgeons, 9 (36%) female and 16 (64%) male). pCME occurred in 32 eyes (1.4%) following surgery by surgeons in training and in 152 eyes (0.7%) following surgery by experienced surgeons. Chance for pCME was 1.57 higher in training surgeries (95% CI 1.03–2.41, p = 0.034) and longer duration (OR = 1.04; 95% CI 1.02–1.07, p = 0.001). After excluding the first 100 surgeries for every surgeon in training similar results were observed. No difference in risk for pCME was found between female and male surgeons in both groups (training and experienced surgeons).

Conclusion
In conclusion, the rate for pCME after uneventful cataract surgery is significantly higher for surgeons in training but steadily decreasing and associated to surgical time. No difference in the risk for pCME was found between female and male surgeons.
Vaucheria coronata and V. velutina – new species of the yellow-green algae of the Xanthophyceae for the Arkhangelsk Region (White Sea)
Authors: Moseev Dmitry S. , Berezina Marina O. , Sergienko Ludmila A. , Churakova Elena Yu. , Leshchev Andrey V. 
Published: December 2022

The article provides information about two species of the yellow-green algae – Vaucheria coronata and V. velutina. Vaucheria coronata was found on the Solovetsky Islands and is the secondly recorded for the species in Russia and for the first for the Arkhangelsk Region. Vaucheria velutina is indicated for the first time for the White Sea. A brief description of the localities and habitats of growth and general distribution of these species is given. Morphological features of the studied specimens are given.
Tailored Treatment Based on Helicobacter pylori Genetic Markers of Resistance Is Associated With Higher Eradication Success
Authors: Cummings Linda C. , Hojat Leila S. , Nguyen David C. , Stempak Lisa M. , Rhoads Daniel D. , Sadri Navid 
Published: December 2022

INTRODUCTION:
Increasing antimicrobial resistance with Helicobacter pylori infection has focused efforts to tailor eradication therapy based on identifying genetic markers of resistance to predict antimicrobial susceptibility.

METHODS:
In this retrospective study, we report the effect of routine inclusion of antimicrobial susceptibility testing and recommendations for eradication therapy with gastric specimens with H. pylori.

RESULTS:
The use of a recommended treatment regimen based on genetic markers of resistance was associated with an 84% rate of eradication success and 4.4 greater odds of eradication relative to unrecommended treatment.

DISCUSSION:
This is the first study describing the use of H. pylori genetic resistance testing as standard of care.
User Expectations on Telemedicine Financing in the National Health Insurance Era
Authors: Budiyanti Rani Tiyas , Suryawati Chriswardani , Murni Murni , Hanifah Matsna 
Published: December 2022

Telemedicine users have increased during the Covid-19 pandemic. Telemedicine can provide alternative solutions to improving quality, and access, and reducing disparities in health services, especially in urban and remote areas. However, in the era of national health insurance, not all telemedicine is covered by Healthcare and Social Security Agency (BPJS Kesehatan). This study aims to determine user expectations of telemedicine financing in the national health insurance era. This research is quantitative research with a descriptive approach which was conducted in February-April 2022. The respondents were 102 people who had used telemedicine services in Indonesia that were selected through the quota sampling method. The results showed that 95.1% of respondents agreed that telemedicine services were covered by the National Health Insurance (NHI), either fully or by sharing costs. As many as 31.95% of respondents expect 25% of cost-sharing with NHI, 35.05% of respondents expect 50% of cost-sharing with NHI, 12.37% of respondents expect 80% of cost-sharing with NHI, and 20.63 % hope 100% will be covered by NHI. Further and specific regulation related to telemedicine is needed. The type of telemedicine service covered communication with the telemedicine service provider, and the amount of the service fee covered needs to be communicated between the relevant parties
Various coding techniques under bit sequence generators operation mode effects for upgrading transceiver systems efficiency
Authors: Zaki Rashed Ahmed Nabih , Babu Gade Harish , Sujaro Lakkepogu , Ahammad Shaik Hasane , Hossain Md. Amzad , Mohammed Abd Elnaser A. 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This paper has outlined the simulation study of different operation mode for bit sequence generators variations effects on the transceiver systems efficiency with Manchester coding/decoding technique. The eye diagram signal analyzer after the light receiver is clarified in different mode operation of bit sequence generators. The different mode operation are namely probability, order, alternate, zeros, and ones modes. As well as the received signal amplitude after low pass Bessel filters is examined in different modes operation-based bit sequence generators. Available transmission data rates for this study are 10 Gb/s. The obtained results assured that the system coding performance efficiency is enhanced with alternate mode operation than other proposed modes operation-based bit sequence generators.
Refining explanation in Evolutionary Phonology: macro-typologies and targeted typologies in action
Authors: Blevins Juliette , Egurtzegi Ander 
Published: December 2022

AbstractIn this paper, we highlight the role of typology in providing an empirical basis for explanation within Evolutionary Phonology with a focus on rare sound patterns and extra-phonetic explanation. Broad typological surveys of sound patterns or macro-typologies that include phonetic detail may, at once, support universal tendencies and document rare sound patterns, offering arguments for theories in which universal tendencies based on phonetic explanation are emergent properties of markedness-free grammars. However, in order to explain rarity and explore extra-phonetic factors, targeted typologies, narrowed by specific structural properties or contact histories, may be necessary. In this study, the complementary roles of broad and targeted typologies are illustrated through recent case studies of three basic components of phonological systems—sound inventories, alternations, and phonotactics—, with a focus on non-phonetic explanations that have enhanced the predictive power of the Evolutionary framework.
Research on Suicide in Muslim majority countries: A bibliometric analysis
Authors: Arafat S.M. Yasir 
Published: December 2022

Abstract

Objectives. A bibliometric analysis of suicide would identify the potential research gaps in Muslim majority countries. For that purpose, the present study reviews articles on suicide in Muslim majority countries.

Methods. The Scopus database was searched to identify publications from inception to the search date using search terms.

Results. The search identified 154 articles published from 1970 to 2022 with a recent increase in the number of papers. The highest number of papers was published from Iran (38), followed by Bangladesh (32) and Turkey (23). No studywas found from 28 Islamic States. The highest number of papers was published by the Aga Khan University of Pakistan, followed by the Enam Medical College and Hospital of Bangladesh and theTehran University of Medical Sciences. The greatest number of papers (n=9) was published in the Asian Journal of Psychiatry, followed by the Iranian Journal of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (n=7), and the Crisis (n=5).

Conclusion. This analysis revealed that there is an extreme dearth of research on suicide in Muslim countries becausemore than half of the countries do not have published articles listed in Scopus.
Dynamic Formation of Quality Expectations: Theory and Empirical Evidence
Authors: Fruchter Gila E. , Reutterer Thomas , Dickert Stephan , Vacondio Martina 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
The evolution of quality expectations over time is an important driver of customer satisfaction and retention. This study investigated the dynamic properties of customers’ quality expectation updating from an analytical perspective and provides new evidence on the psychological correlates of the discrepancies between expectations and experiences in the realm of consumer decision making. In doing so, we focus on the dynamics of expectation formation by adopting a nonlinear complex systems approach based on well-established behavioral theories. Using stability analysis, we find analytical results which are supported empirically by an experiment that there is considerable heterogeneity in how consumers calibrate their quality expectations. Specifically, we demonstrate analytically that in some cases individuals will converge to a specific quality expectation (reach a stable fixed point), while in other cases their expectations will oscillate between a small number of points periodically. This is remarkable because the existence of the latter is not due to changes in quality performance but merely accrue endogenously and depend on individuals’ disconfirmation functions. To our knowledge, this is the first time in the marketing literature that the corresponding gaps between quality expectations and quality provided are analyzed in the long run. Our analytical and empirical findings also suggest that being more responsive to a person’s expectations can increase the portion of those individuals that are able to better calibrate. Finally, we also demonstrate that calibration ability is associated with how thoughtful or impulsive information is used to update one’s expectation. A more deliberative processing style, which includes using a wider range of information, seems to be related to fewer unrealistic expectations and better calibrations, while a more impulsive processing style is related to more unrealistic expectations. In addition to providing a better understanding of dynamic expectation formation, these results can pave the way for interventions that foster more accurate quality expectations. From a managerial perspective, our findings imply that communicating quality perceptions are only to a certain extent under managerial control. To recognize this, firms are advised to segment customers based on their information processing style and to customize their marketing actions accordingly.
Comparison with molecular effects of ukrain, tamoxifen, and docetaxel on human breast cancer cell lines
Authors: Abusoglu Gulsum , Kocak Cengiz , Kocak Fatma Emel , Ozturk Bahadır , Vatansev Husamettin 
Published: December 2022

Abstract

Objectives
Our aim was to compare the cytotoxic effects of tamoxifen and docetaxel, currently used in breast cancer treatment, and ukrain, which demonstrates antiproliferative properties on breast cancer cells.

Methods
MCF-7 and MDA MB-231 cells were treated with various doses of docetaxel, tamoxifen, and ukrain. The cytotoxic effects of all drugs were determined with the cell empedance technique. Cell blocks were prepared from cultured and drug-exposed cells for histopathological and immunohistochemical determinations of Ki-67, Bcl-2, Bax, and Cyclin-D1 expressions.

Results
According to comparisons of proapoptotic and antiapoptotic protein expression indices, no statistically significant difference was found between the effects of ukrain and docetaxel in both cell lines. Although tamoxifen was more effective than ukrain in MCF-7 cells, ukrain was also more effective than tamoxifen in MDA MB-231 cells for inducing apoptosis.

Conclusions
Although ukrain presented antiproliferative and apoptotic effects on both cell lines, MDA MB-231 cells were more vulnerable to the effects of ukrain. The findings suggest that ukrain might be a useful therapeutic agent, especially for treating receptor-negative breast cancer cells.
A congenital hydrocephalus‐causing mutation in Trim71 induces stem cell defects via inhibiting Lsd1 mRNA translation
Authors: Liu Qiuying , Novak Mariah K , Pepin Rachel M , Maschhoff Katharine R , Worner Kailey , Chen Xiaoli , Zhang Shaojie , Hu Wenqian 
Published: December 2022

AbstractCongenital hydrocephalus (CH) is a major cause of childhood morbidity. Mono‐allelic mutations in Trim71, a conserved stem‐cell‐specific RNA‐binding protein, cause CH; however, the molecular basis for pathogenesis mediated by these mutations remains unknown. Here, using mouse embryonic stem cells as a model, we reveal that the mouse R783H mutation (R796H in human) alters Trim71's mRNA substrate specificity and leads to accelerated stem‐cell differentiation and neural lineage commitment. Mutant Trim71, but not wild‐type Trim71, binds Lsd1 (Kdm1a) mRNA and represses its translation. Specific inhibition of this repression or a slight increase of Lsd1 in the mutant cells alleviates the defects in stem cell differentiation and neural lineage commitment. These results determine a functionally relevant target of the CH‐causing Trim71 mutant that can potentially be a therapeutic target and provide molecular mechanistic insights into the pathogenesis of this disease.
The Role of Covid-19 Information in Social Media on Knowledge and Behavior of the Semarang City Community
Authors: Desty Rani Tiara , Arumsari Wahyuni 
Published: December 2022

Background: Social media is one of the fastest ways to deliver information with internet technology. News of COVID-19 is broadcast on various media, one of which is social media. The city of Semarang is in the first place with the largest number of cases in Central Java Province with 95.176. The purpose of this study was to determine the relationship between the quality of COVID-19 information on social media and public response, the relationship between public response to knowledge, and the relationship between knowledge and community behavior regarding COVID-19. Methods: This study uses an analytic observational study with a cross-sectional design. The research sample is Semarang residents who have social media with an age range of 15-65 years. Results: The results showed that there is a significant relationship between the quality of COVID-19 information on social media and public response (p=0,00). There is a significant relationship between public response and knowledge related to COVID-19 (p=0,022). There is a significant relationship between the knowledge and behavior of respondents (p=0,027). Conclusions: Providing valid, specific, and reliable information on social media can improve the behavior of prevention efforts against COVID-19.
KEYWORDS: Social media; knowledge; behavior; COVID-19
The Effectiveness of Educational Videos on Knowledge, Perception, and Anxiety About COVID-19 Vaccination
Authors: Nughroho Ariyanto , Fadlilah Siti , Muflih Muflih 
Published: December 2022

Background: The vaccination program is the main focus of handling COVID-19 at this time. Insufficient knowledge, poor perceptions, and high levels of anxiety can affect the success of the COVID-19 vaccination program. Health education is an option for overcoming these problems. Aims: This study was to find out the effect of health education through videos on knowledge, perception and anxiety in the community in the selected area In Indonesia. Method: Research used a quasi-experimental with a pretest-posttest control group. The sample consisted of the control and intervention groups, with 221 samples each taken by accidental sampling. This research was conducted in July-September 2021. The intervention provided was a health education video about COVID-19 vaccination for 13.27 minutes. The instrument consists of a self-reported questionnaire. Bivariate data test used Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test and Mann Whitney. Result: The control group showed decreasing knowledge score of 1.0, an increased perception score of 0.4, and an anxiety score of 0.1. The group showed increased knowledge and perception scores (6.0 and 4.0), while the Anxiety score also decreased by 13.8. The pretest and posttest tests of the control group showed knowledge (p=0.0060), perception (p=0.202), and anxiety (p=0.659). The pretest and posttest of the intervention group for all variables showed p<0.001. The posttest difference test for all variables between the control and intervention groups was p<0.001. Conclusions: Health education through video effectively increases knowledge and perception and reduces anxiety about COVID-19 vaccination
El Análisis de los polimorfismos ECA y ACTN3 con la agilidad en seleccionados nacionales de deportes de conjunto de Costa Rica. Estudio piloto
Authors: Carvajal-Espinoza Rafael , Trejos-Montoya José , Herrera-González Emmanuel , Alemán-Ramírez Carolina , Márquez-Barquero Magally , Cervantes-Sanabria Jorge , Loria-Calderón Tyrone , Miranda-Benavides Guillermo , Gutiérrez-Vargas Randall 
Published: December 2022

Objetivo: Analizar las diferencias de los polimorfismos de los genes ECA y ACTN3 en el rendimiento de una prueba de agilidad en jugadores élite de deportes colectivos pertenecientes a selecciones nacionales de Costa Rica.
Metodología: Se contó con una muestra de 33 jugadores hombres, de deportes colectivos (fútbol sala, rugby, voleibol y balonmano). Para la evaluación de la agilidad se utilizó el test de Illinois. Se realizaron dos visitas, en la primera se obtuvo muestras de células por medio de un enjuague y en la segunda se aplicó la prueba de agilidad. Se utilizó la prueba de Chi-cuadrado (X2) para conocer las diferencias entre las frecuencias de los polimorfismos de los genes ECA y ACTN3 y el tipo de deporte.
Resultados: La mayor distribución de los polimorfismos del gen ECA, de jugadores de selecciones nacionales de deportes de conjunto, se encuentra en el ID (X2= 6.87, p= .334) y en ACTN3 el RX (X2= 6.33, p= .388). Además, tampoco se encontraron diferencias significativas entre el tiempo efectuado en el test de Illinois y los polimorfismos del gen ECA (F= 2.150, p= .134), de igual forma para los polimorfismos del gen ACTN3 (F= .950, p= .339).
Conclusiones: Los polimorfismos de los genes ECA y ACTN3 no se relacionaron estadísticamente con el tipo de deporte colectivo. La agilidad no se ve asociada por un tipo de polimorfismo, lo que indica que, de forma independiente al gen, esta cualidad física se puede entrenar y generar buenos resultados en la población en general.
La función sémica del sufijo -cha e -itu/ita
Authors: Cisneros Ayala Claudia 
Published: December 2022

El propósito del artículo es identificar la función sémica del sufijo -cha de la variedad quechua chanka y los sufijos -ita e -itu aglutinados a los lexemas tanto quechuas como hispanos. Para ello, se examina el comportamiento de la partícula -cha en función de la adhesión a bases léxicas de diferentes categorías gramaticales. La autora, a partir de su experiencia como docente y quechuahablante, así como también, mediante un proceso de inducción interpretativa, elaboró fichas morfológicas con palabras como las siguientes: wasicha "casita", sumaqcha "la bonita", qipichay "empaquetar", hamunqacha "seguro ha de venir", qamcha "seguro ha de ser tú", de las cuales recogió la muestra de análisis. Como resultado del análisis, se concluye que las funciones sémicas de -cha unidas a bases quechuas y en contacto lingüístico indican conjetura, sustantivación, afecto, acortamiento temporal e ira.
G. Agamben and the Biopolitical Understanding of the Shoah
Authors: Anckaert Luc 
Published: December 2022

The Italian philosopher Giorgio Agamben, in his Homo Sacer-cycle, has developed a new paradigm for thinking the Shoah. Departing from Michel Foucault’s biopolitical thought, he argues that modern political power is made possible by the helix-structure of sovereign power and homo sacer. Sovereign power is situated at the threshold of the prevailing juridico-political order and can, in a state of exception, violently suspend or establish the law. In this decision, homo sacer is legally excluded from the law. When the state of exception is made general, the law of sovereignty governs all life and everyone becomes homo sacer. This happened concretely in the Shoah. In the concentration camps, the Muselmann is produced. During the Shoah by Bullet, as happened in Lithuania, the generalised sovereign biopolitics turns into radical thanatopolitics.