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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.9796250.v1
title: AGRARIAN POLICY AND TERRITORIAL ORDINATION IN MARAJÓ, PARÁ

description: ABSTRACT Current Brazilian legislation has fundamental elements for the recognition of the territories of traditional populations, in particular in the Amazon, such as the Second National Plan of Agrarian Reform (PNRA). The objective of this study is to analyze the agrarian reform policy stemming from II PNRA and its developments in Marajó, State of Pará. In addition to document analysis and a review of the relevant bibliography, the methodology used was a comparative study, which helps analyze processes of social change and public policy. It was found that despite the efforts of social movements and the consequent inclusion of a number of families in the federal government program, in itself a significant conquest, exogenous interests have prevailed to the detriment of the real recognition of those Marajoara families waiting for a better effectuation of an agrarian reform policy in the region. The study also considered that the limitations in the implementation of this Plan in Marajó has enabled: (i) the continuity of the logging business, a low-income economic activity that causes a large environmental liability, (ii) a platform for political-electoral interests and (iii) the arrival of the agricultural frontier and the structuring of agribusiness.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11609592
title: Overview of research on the treatment and reuse of effluents from the antibiotics industry

description: ABSTRACT This work carried out an integrative review of scientific articles indexed between 2007 and 2017 in different databases on treatment and reuse of effluents from the antibiotic industry. Thirty-one articles were found and only four addressed effluent reuse, and one used a full-scale treatment system. Most of these studies were conducted in Asia, with emphasis on China. In Brazil, which is one of the largest producers and consumers of drugs in the world, this type of research is still incipient. The most commonly found processes were oxidative advanced processes that showed greater efficiency in removing antibiotics, but may generate by-products, which might pose an even greater risk depending on the substance formed. Biological processes must first be acclimated to antibiotics in order not to be impacted, however, the release of these resistant microorganisms into the water bodies also presents an environmental risk. Biological integrated membrane systems were also very efficient, but attention should be given to the risk in the final destination of these membranes that were able to retain those compounds. Overall, further studies on this approach are needed to reduce the risks of developing multi-resistant microorganisms in the environment.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.11609592.v1
title: Overview of research on the treatment and reuse of effluents from the antibiotics industry

description: ABSTRACT This work carried out an integrative review of scientific articles indexed between 2007 and 2017 in different databases on treatment and reuse of effluents from the antibiotic industry. Thirty-one articles were found and only four addressed effluent reuse, and one used a full-scale treatment system. Most of these studies were conducted in Asia, with emphasis on China. In Brazil, which is one of the largest producers and consumers of drugs in the world, this type of research is still incipient. The most commonly found processes were oxidative advanced processes that showed greater efficiency in removing antibiotics, but may generate by-products, which might pose an even greater risk depending on the substance formed. Biological processes must first be acclimated to antibiotics in order not to be impacted, however, the release of these resistant microorganisms into the water bodies also presents an environmental risk. Biological integrated membrane systems were also very efficient, but attention should be given to the risk in the final destination of these membranes that were able to retain those compounds. Overall, further studies on this approach are needed to reduce the risks of developing multi-resistant microorganisms in the environment.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510955
title: Viability of Brazilwood seeds (Caesalpinia echinata Lam.) stored at room temperature in controlled atmospheres

description: Seed storage at room temperature is an important and low-cost tool for ex situ conservation. However, the high rates of seed deterioration could reduce the potential for storage in this condition. Therefore, the knowledge of the suitable water content for this type of storage plays a critical role. This study aimed to assess the time required to stabilize the relative humidity (RH) in sealed flasks with saturated salt solutions, with or without the introduction of seeds of Caesalpinia echinata, as well as to assess the viability of these seeds stored in environments with different hygroscopic equilibrium. The results showed that 2 and about 12 days are needed to stabilize the RH, respectively, without or with the seeds. The amount of saturated salt solutions in this airtight environment influences both the speed to equilibrate the RH and the final values of the RH. Seeds of Caesalpinia echinata tolerate drying up to 5% water content (wet basis); however, the viability of these seeds at room temperature is maintained for short periods even at low water content.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5931352
title: Climatic zoning for eucalyptus cultivation through strategic decision analysis

description: Abstract The rapid expansion of eucalyptus cultivation necessitates studies that can identify areas amenable to the planting and development of its different varieties. This study therefore aimed to verify the suitability of two varieties of eucalyptus in the state of Espírito Santo, using Geographic Information Systems supported by strategic decision analysis. Mean precipitation, mean temperature, hydric deficit and land slope data were used as decision factors. These factors were submitted to fuzzy standardization, aggregated and compensated by the Weighted Linear Combination (WLC) process, resulting in the final aptitude mapping. For the reconciliation of conflict areas between the varieties, the Multi-objective Land Allocation (MOLA) module was used to maximize the suitability of the land for the objective. The WLC analysis allowed us to identify the suitability of the areas and with the use of the MOLA module it was possible to resolve the conflict of suitability between the two eucalyptus varieties. Most of the state of Espírito Santo is highly suitable for the the development of varieties. The northwestern region and part of the northern region presented less suitability for both analyzed eucalyptus varieties. Considering the 10,000 km2 most adaptable area for eucalyptus cultivation in the state of Espírito Santo, it was verified that the most suitable areas for planting the two eucalyptus varieties are located in the mountainous regions, part of the southern region and near the northeastern coast.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5931352.v1
title: Climatic zoning for eucalyptus cultivation through strategic decision analysis

description: Abstract The rapid expansion of eucalyptus cultivation necessitates studies that can identify areas amenable to the planting and development of its different varieties. This study therefore aimed to verify the suitability of two varieties of eucalyptus in the state of Espírito Santo, using Geographic Information Systems supported by strategic decision analysis. Mean precipitation, mean temperature, hydric deficit and land slope data were used as decision factors. These factors were submitted to fuzzy standardization, aggregated and compensated by the Weighted Linear Combination (WLC) process, resulting in the final aptitude mapping. For the reconciliation of conflict areas between the varieties, the Multi-objective Land Allocation (MOLA) module was used to maximize the suitability of the land for the objective. The WLC analysis allowed us to identify the suitability of the areas and with the use of the MOLA module it was possible to resolve the conflict of suitability between the two eucalyptus varieties. Most of the state of Espírito Santo is highly suitable for the the development of varieties. The northwestern region and part of the northern region presented less suitability for both analyzed eucalyptus varieties. Considering the 10,000 km2 most adaptable area for eucalyptus cultivation in the state of Espírito Santo, it was verified that the most suitable areas for planting the two eucalyptus varieties are located in the mountainous regions, part of the southern region and near the northeastern coast.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6272642
title: THE YOUNG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND THE PUBLIC OPINION IN ITALY DURING THE ’68

description: Abstract One of the most representative examples of the new social movements that emerged during the long 60's were student mobilizations, mainly university students, that were developed in Europe and America, with the purpose of dynamizing, democratizing and making fair, free the Western society. Especially intense was the wave of 1968, which achieved international dimensions and a great media and social impact, to the point of becoming an icon, between myth and reality, in collective symbolic imaginaries and memory. In this article the representations of the University and the youth in the Italian collective imaginaries configured by the daily press are deepened, paying special attention to the organization, the demands, the motivations and the aspirations of the mobilizations of the university students, who were the protagonists of the revolution of the ’68 and the artifices, at last, of the changes operated in the universities. The sources handled in this study are constituted by the editorials, opinion articles and interviews on the subject published in the main Italian newspaper of national diffusion during ’68: il Corriere della Sera.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.6272642.v1
title: THE YOUNG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND THE PUBLIC OPINION IN ITALY DURING THE ’68

description: Abstract One of the most representative examples of the new social movements that emerged during the long 60's were student mobilizations, mainly university students, that were developed in Europe and America, with the purpose of dynamizing, democratizing and making fair, free the Western society. Especially intense was the wave of 1968, which achieved international dimensions and a great media and social impact, to the point of becoming an icon, between myth and reality, in collective symbolic imaginaries and memory. In this article the representations of the University and the youth in the Italian collective imaginaries configured by the daily press are deepened, paying special attention to the organization, the demands, the motivations and the aspirations of the mobilizations of the university students, who were the protagonists of the revolution of the ’68 and the artifices, at last, of the changes operated in the universities. The sources handled in this study are constituted by the editorials, opinion articles and interviews on the subject published in the main Italian newspaper of national diffusion during ’68: il Corriere della Sera.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7513670.v1
title: IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF ENTEROGLUCAGON IN ENDOCRINE CELLS IN THE STOMACH OF SCORPION MUD TURTLE Kinosternon scorpioides(REPTILIA, CHELONIA, KINOSTERNIDAE)

description: Abstract:The scorpion mud turtle (Kinosternon scorpioides) is a small chelonian, typical of the floodplains of the Amazon. This species is an important source of food and income and it has being studied because of its vulnerability to indiscriminate hunting, deforestation and burning; for this reason, it has been researched in order to supply data for the preservation of the species. The immunohistochemistry activity of endocrine cells present in the stomach of scorpion mud turtle is not totally known. Therefore, the aim of this work was to identify the presence of enteroglucagon hormone and to classify the endocrine cells in the stomach of the scorpion mud turtle. The fragments were submitted to Hematoxylin-Eosin technique and streptavidin peroxidase for staining and detection of antigen, respectively. Immunoreactivity to enteroglucagon in cells was found on the three portions of the stomach (gastric, fundica and pyloric); however, the immunoreactivity was more evident in the first two regions than in the last one. Endocrine cells of stomach were classified as argyrophil and argentaffin and were found among cells that comprise the gastric glands and were classified as "open type" and "closed type". There is no difference between the biochemistry and immunohistochemistry of enteroglucagon K. scorpioides and other animal species.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7513670
title: IMMUNOLOCALIZATION OF ENTEROGLUCAGON IN ENDOCRINE CELLS IN THE STOMACH OF SCORPION MUD TURTLE Kinosternon scorpioides(REPTILIA, CHELONIA, KINOSTERNIDAE)

description: Abstract:The scorpion mud turtle (Kinosternon scorpioides) is a small chelonian, typical of the floodplains of the Amazon. This species is an important source of food and income and it has being studied because of its vulnerability to indiscriminate hunting, deforestation and burning; for this reason, it has been researched in order to supply data for the preservation of the species. The immunohistochemistry activity of endocrine cells present in the stomach of scorpion mud turtle is not totally known. Therefore, the aim of this work was to identify the presence of enteroglucagon hormone and to classify the endocrine cells in the stomach of the scorpion mud turtle. The fragments were submitted to Hematoxylin-Eosin technique and streptavidin peroxidase for staining and detection of antigen, respectively. Immunoreactivity to enteroglucagon in cells was found on the three portions of the stomach (gastric, fundica and pyloric); however, the immunoreactivity was more evident in the first two regions than in the last one. Endocrine cells of stomach were classified as argyrophil and argentaffin and were found among cells that comprise the gastric glands and were classified as "open type" and "closed type". There is no difference between the biochemistry and immunohistochemistry of enteroglucagon K. scorpioides and other animal species.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4630520
title: Enriched Kotus word list

description: The so called <em>Kotus word list</em> consists of the words in the 1990's <em>Perussanakirja</em> (Basic dictionary of Finnish) and in its original form it is available here: https://kaino.kotus.fi/sanat/nykysuomi/ Here published version of the wordlist of 94 385 lexemes is a modification, that combines information from two sources: UD1 (Universal Dependency Parser) of the Turku NLP group: analysis runs were performed in The Language Bank of Finland Semantic tags based on the UCREL Finnish semantic tag system: https://github.com/UCREL/Multilingual-USAS/tree/master/Finnish with the FiST semantic tagger If the word has been tagged with the semantic tags by FiST, the output looks like this: <em> aakkonen Noun Q3</em> If the word was not analyzed by FiST, it is given its UD1 analysis and tag Z99: <em> aallokas NOUN§ Case=Nom|Number=Sing Z99</em> <em> </em>UD1 was able to analyze 39 524 of the compounds not analyzed by FiST to constituents. Constituent boundaries are marked with<em> #:</em> <em> aallonpituus aallon#pituus NOUN§ Case=Nom|Number=Sing Z99</em> Many times the constituent boundaries are right, but there are also missing boundaries and odd analyses. Lexical coverage of FiST with this data is low, 28.68%, due to the fact that the wordlist has about 52 269 compounds. Most of these are not included in the lexicon of FiST. They could, however, many times be analyzed based on their constituents.
description: semantic tags
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.4630519
title: Enriched Kotus word list

description: The so called <em>Kotus word list</em> consists of the words in the 1990's <em>Perussanakirja</em> (Basic dictionary of Finnish) and in its original form it is available here: https://kaino.kotus.fi/sanat/nykysuomi/ Here published version of the wordlist of 94 385 lexemes is a modification, that combines information from two sources: UD1 (Universal Dependency Parser) of the Turku NLP group: analysis runs were performed in The Language Bank of Finland Semantic tags based on the UCREL Finnish semantic tag system: https://github.com/UCREL/Multilingual-USAS/tree/master/Finnish with the FiST semantic tagger If the word has been tagged with the semantic tags by FiST, the output looks like this: <em> aakkonen Noun Q3</em> If the word was not analyzed by FiST, it is given its UD1 analysis and tag Z99: <em> aallokas NOUN§ Case=Nom|Number=Sing Z99</em> <em> </em>UD1 was able to analyze 39 524 of the compounds not analyzed by FiST to constituents. Constituent boundaries are marked with<em> #:</em> <em> aallonpituus aallon#pituus NOUN§ Case=Nom|Number=Sing Z99</em> Many times the constituent boundaries are right, but there are also missing boundaries and odd analyses. Lexical coverage of FiST with this data is low, 28.68%, due to the fact that the wordlist has about 52 269 compounds. Most of these are not included in the lexicon of FiST. They could, however, many times be analyzed based on their constituents.
description: semantic tags
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8031413
title: Regional management of tourism - participation and representativeness in the Conselho Regional de Turismo das Agulhas Negras - RJ

description: Abstract This article aims to empirically analyze one of the decision-making and management tools for tourist destinations indicated by Brazilian public policies: the regional govern-ance instance. The relevance of this study is that in the case of the Brazilian tourism sector, studies of public policies that include the composition of the participating agents, arenas, decision-making processes and their effects are incipient. The governance in-stance studied here is presented as Conselho Regional de Turismo (CONRETUR) Agulhas Negras-RJ, which stands out for having been a pioneer in the State of Rio de Janeiro in the constitution of a participatory collegiate at the regional level. The results presented here are partial results of a master's dissertation and were obtained from bibliograph-ical research about tourism in the Agulhas Negras region, documentary analysis in re-gional, state and federal registries and in-depth interviews with CONRETUR leaders in the first semester of 2017. The lack of participation and representativeness of the members of the Council, aligned with the difficulties of managing a regionalized territory and the high dependence of members of the public sphere, are decisive factors for this instance of governance to pass through moments of difficulty currently.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510643
title: An interdisciplinary approach aiding the diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia: A case report

description: ABSTRACT Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is one of the most common causes of early-onset dementia with primary progressive aphasia (PPA) being the second-most-frequent form of this degenerative disease. Despite the similarity with progressive dementia (especially in early stages of Alzheimer´s disease), three types of PPA can be differentiated: semantic, agrammatic and logopenic (subtype discussed in this study). To date, no medications have been shown to improve or stabilize cognitive deficits in patients with PPA. We report the case of a 62-year-old woman with difficulty naming objects and planning. An interdisciplinary evaluation, including imaging and lab exams, together with neuropsychological and personality assessments, confirmed that the patient had logopenic PPA on the basis of repetition difficulty, phonemic and semantic paraphasias and absence of agrammatism. The timing of the assessment in this case, along with the resources available and commitment of an integrated interdisciplinary team, allowed a differential diagnosis (from other classical dementias) to be reached.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510643.v1
title: An interdisciplinary approach aiding the diagnosis of primary progressive aphasia: A case report

description: ABSTRACT Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) is one of the most common causes of early-onset dementia with primary progressive aphasia (PPA) being the second-most-frequent form of this degenerative disease. Despite the similarity with progressive dementia (especially in early stages of Alzheimer´s disease), three types of PPA can be differentiated: semantic, agrammatic and logopenic (subtype discussed in this study). To date, no medications have been shown to improve or stabilize cognitive deficits in patients with PPA. We report the case of a 62-year-old woman with difficulty naming objects and planning. An interdisciplinary evaluation, including imaging and lab exams, together with neuropsychological and personality assessments, confirmed that the patient had logopenic PPA on the basis of repetition difficulty, phonemic and semantic paraphasias and absence of agrammatism. The timing of the assessment in this case, along with the resources available and commitment of an integrated interdisciplinary team, allowed a differential diagnosis (from other classical dementias) to be reached.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.8031413.v1
title: Regional management of tourism - participation and representativeness in the Conselho Regional de Turismo das Agulhas Negras - RJ

description: Abstract This article aims to empirically analyze one of the decision-making and management tools for tourist destinations indicated by Brazilian public policies: the regional govern-ance instance. The relevance of this study is that in the case of the Brazilian tourism sector, studies of public policies that include the composition of the participating agents, arenas, decision-making processes and their effects are incipient. The governance in-stance studied here is presented as Conselho Regional de Turismo (CONRETUR) Agulhas Negras-RJ, which stands out for having been a pioneer in the State of Rio de Janeiro in the constitution of a participatory collegiate at the regional level. The results presented here are partial results of a master's dissertation and were obtained from bibliograph-ical research about tourism in the Agulhas Negras region, documentary analysis in re-gional, state and federal registries and in-depth interviews with CONRETUR leaders in the first semester of 2017. The lack of participation and representativeness of the members of the Council, aligned with the difficulties of managing a regionalized territory and the high dependence of members of the public sphere, are decisive factors for this instance of governance to pass through moments of difficulty currently.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.7510514
title: Antiretroviral combination therapy, national anti-Aids policy and transformations of the AidsSpace in Brazil in the 1990s

description: ABSTRACT Socio-historical study, using the theoretical framework of Bourdieu, that analyzed the possibility conditions that allowed the construction of an Antiretroviral (ARV) universal distribution in Brazil and the transformations of the AidsSpace. The supply of ARV drugs was not an initial proposal and resulted from the pressure of social movements, but also from the medical field and the media. Later, from the articulation between militants of the Brazilian Health Reform, the law project that provided a different situation of access to ARV drugs was drafted, imposed major changes in the AidsSpace and buried the possibility of an Aids policy without access or with restricted access to ARV drugs.