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| 1 | Hyaluronan can be protect from free-radical depolymerisation by 2,6-diisopropy-lphenol, a novel radical scaven-ger显示文摘 | KVAM C GRANESE D FLAIBANI A | 1993 | Biochemical and Biophysical Research Communication1993，193，3： | 1 |
| 2 | Micropatterned biopolymer 3D scaffold for static and dynamic culture of human fibroblasts显示文摘 | Figallo E Flaibani M Zavan B | | 0，，01： | 1 |
| 3 | Tliemiodynam-icanalysis of micronization processes from gas-saturatedsolution显示文摘 | Elvassore N Flaibani M Bertucco A、 | 2003 | Ind Eng Chem Res2003，42，23： | 1 |
| 4 | Micropattemed biopolymer 3D scaffold for static and dynamic culture of human fibroblasts 显示文摘 | Figallo E Flaibani M Zavan B | 2007 | Biotechnology Prog2007，23，1： | 1 |
| 5 | Electrophysiologic stimulation improves myogenic potential of muscle precursor cells grown in a 3D collagen scaffold显示文摘 | Serena E Flaibani M Carnio S | 2008 | Neurol Res2008，30，2： | 1 |
| 6 | Different approaches to characterize artificial breeding sites of Aedes aegypti using generalized linear mixed models显示文摘Background:As no globally accepted dengue vaccines or specific antiviral therapies are currently available,controlling breeding sites of Aedes aegypti is a target to prevent dengue outbreaks.The present study aimed to characterize outdoor artificial breeding sites in urban households using an exhaustive classification system.Methods:A cross-sectional entomological survey was carried out in Colón city,Entre Ríos,Argentina,using a two-stage stratified sampling design during March and April 2014.The city was stratified given the degree of urbanization of each block,and blocks and households were randomly selected.All outdoor containers with water were inspected,and the presence of immature mosquitoes was recorded.Containers were classified according to physical,functional,and location attributes.Generalized linear mixed models were applied to take into account the aggregated nature of the data(containers in houses and houses in blocks).Results:Overall,207 houses were inspected.Out of 522 containers with water,25%had immatures ofAe.aegypti(7336).In adjusted models,the abundance of immatures was higher in containers with increasing opening surface and volume,without roof cover,exposed to shadow,out of use or with functions related to gardening activities,household chores,water storage,or construction.At block level,immatures abundance was positively associated with the degree of urbanization.Conclusions:We detected high immatures abundance in containers associated with water utilization.This suggests that containers involved in these activities,whether directly(e.g.,water storage)or indirectly(e.g.,incomplete water drainage in the last use),are susceptible to present a high immature abundance.Although our results indicate the importance of the type of use over the type of container,we encourage the use of both classification criteria for artificial breeding sites of mosquitoes,mainly because these are complementary.Additionally,generalized linear mixed models allowed us to analyse predictor variables at different scales(container/house/block)and consider the lack of independence between observations.An exhaustive analysis of artificial breeding sites that use this analytical methodology can lead to new information that could help designing more appropriate tools for dengue surveillance and control. | Nicolás Flaibani Adriana A.Pérez Ignacio M.Barbero Nora E.Burroni | 2020 | Infectious Diseases of Poverty2020，9，4： | 0 |
| 7 | Contrasting levels of genotype by environment interaction for life history and morphological traits in invasive populations of Zaprionus indianus(Diptera:Drosophilidae)显示文摘It has been demonstrated that phenotypic plasticity and genotype by envi-ronment interaction are important for coping with new and heterogeneous environments during invasions.Zaprionus indianus Gupta(Diptera:Drosophilidae)is an Afrotropical invasive fly species introduced to the South American continent in 1999.This species is generalist and polyphagous,since it develops and feeds in several different fruit species.These characteristics of Z.indianus suggest that phenotypic plasticity and genotype by environment interaction may be important in this species invasion process.In this sense,our aim was to investigate the role of genetic variation for phenotypic plasticity(geno-type by environment interaction)in Z.indianus invasion of the South American continent.Specifically,we quantified quantitative genetic variation and genotype by environment in-teractions of morphological and life history traits in different developmental environments,that is,host fruits.This was done in different populations in the invasive range of Z.indi-anus in Argentina.Results showed that Z.indianus populations have considerable amounts of quantitative genetic variation.Also,genotype by environment interactions was detected for the different traits analyzed in response to the different developmental environments.Interestingly,the amounts and patterns of these parameters differed between populations.We interpreled these results as the existence of diferences in evolutionary potential be-tween populations that have an important role in the short-and long-term success of the Z.indianus invasion process. | Nicolas J.Lavagnino Marcos Imberti Victoria E.Ortizj Nicolas Flaibani Juan Jose Fanara | 2020 | Insect Science2020，27，5： | 0 |
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