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| 1 | Age-related differences on event-related potentials and brain rhythm oscillations during working memory activation显示文摘 | Missonnier P Herrmann FR Rodriguez C | 2011 | J Neural Transm2011,118,6: | 1 |
| 2 | Diarrheamorbidity and mortality in Mexican children: impact of rotavirus diseas 显示文摘 | Velazquez FR Garcia LH Rodriguez E | 2004 | Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal2004,23,: | 1 |
| 3 | Malignant degeneration of cryptorchid testes following orchiopexy 显示文摘 | Gehring GG Rodriguez FR Woodhead DM | 1974 | J Urol1974,112,3: | 1 |
| 4 | Tiss 76 and Tiss 28:correlationof two therapeutic activity indiexs on a Spanish muhicenter ICU database 显示文摘 | Castillo LE Rivera FR Rodriguez EM | 2000 | Intensive Care Med2000,26,1: | 1 |
| 5 | Tiss 76 and Tiss28 correlation of two therapeutic activity indiexs on a Spanish mul- tieenter ICU database显示文摘 | Castillo LE Rivera FR Rodriguez EM | 2000 | Intensive Care Med2000,26,1: | 1 |
| 6 | Accretion in strong field gravity with eXTP显示文摘In this paper we describe the potential of the enhanced X-ray Timing and Polarimetry(eXTP) mission for studies related to accretion flows in the strong field gravity regime around both stellar-mass and supermassive black-holes. eXTP has the unique capability of using advanced 'spectral-timing-polarimetry' techniques to analyze the rapid variations with three orthogonal diagnostics of the flow and its geometry, yielding unprecedented insight into the inner accreting regions, the effects of strong field gravity on the material within them and the powerful outflows which are driven by the accretion process. | Alessandra De Rosa Phil Uttley LiJun Gou Yuan Liu Cosimo Bambi Didier Barret Tomaso Belloni Emanuele Berti Stefano Bianchi Ilaria Caiazzo Piergiorgio Casella Marco Feroci Valeria Ferrari Leonardo Gualtieri Jeremy Heyl Adam Ingram Vladimir Karas FangJun Lu Bin Luo Giorgio Matt Sara Motta Joseph Neilsen Paolo Pani Andrea Santangelo XinWen Shu JunFeng Wang Jian-Min Wang YongQuan Xue YuPeng Xu WeiMin Yuan YeFei Yuan Shuang-Nan Zhang Shu Zhang Ivan Agudo Lorenzo Amati Nils Andersson Cristina Baglio Pavel Bakala Altan Baykal Sudip Bhattacharyya Ignazio Bombaci NiccolóBucciantini Fiamma Capitanio Riccardo Ciolfi Wei K.Cui Filippo D'Ammando Thomas Dauser Melania Del Santo Barbara De Marco Tiziana Di Salvo Chris Done Michal Dovciak Andrew C.Fabian Maurizio Falanga Angelo Francesco Gambino Bruce Gendre Victoria Grinberg Alexander Heger Jeroen Homan Rosario Iaria JiaChen Jiang ChiChuan Jin Elmar Koerding Manu Linares Zhu Liu Thomas J.Maccarone Julien Malzac Antonios Manousakis Frédéric Marin Andea Marinucci Missagh Mehdipour Mariano Méndez Simone Migliari Cole Miller Giovanni Miniutti Emanuele Nardini Paul T.O'Brien Julian P.Osborne Pierre Olivier Petrucci Andrea Possenti Alessandro Riggio Jerome Rodriguez Andrea Sanna LiJing Shao Malgosia Sobolewska Eva Sramkova Abigail L.Stevens Holger Stiele Giulia Stratta Zdenek Stuchlik Jiri Svoboda Fabrizio Tamburini Thomas M.Tauris Francesco Tombesi Gabriel Torok Martin Urbanec Frederic Vincent QingWen Wu Feng Yuan Jean J.M.in't Zand Andrzej A.Zdziarski XinLin Zhou | 2019 | Science China(Physics,Mechanics & Astronomy)2019,62,2: | 1 |
| 7 | Distal femur fractures compara- tive analysis of two different surgical treatments 显示文摘 | Valles JF Rodriguez FR G6mez JM | 2010 | Acta Ortop Mex2010,24,: | 1 |
| 8 | Tiss 76 and Tiss 28:correlation of two therapeutic activity indiexs on a Spanish muhicenter ICU database显示文摘 | Castillo LE Rivera FR Rodriguez EM | 2000 | Intensive Care Med2000,26,1: | 1 |
| 9 | Age-related differences on event-related potentials and brain rhythm oscillations during working memory activation显示文摘 | Missonnier P Herrmann FR Rodriguez C | 2011 | J Neural Transm2011,118,6: | 1 |
| 10 | Age-related differences on event-related potentials and brain rhythm oscillations during working memory activation显示文摘 | Missonnier P Herrmann FR Rodriguez C | 2011 | J Neural Transm2011,118,6: | 1 |
| 11 | An embedded multi-modal system for object localization and tracking显示文摘 | Rodriguez S A F Frémont V Bonnifait P | 2012 | IEEE Intelligent Transportation Systems Magazine2012,4,4: | 1 |
| 12 | AB027.Nogo-A neutralisation improves vision recovery after retinal injury显示文摘Background:In glaucoma and after an ischemic injury of the retina,excessive activation of N-Methyl-D-Aspartate receptors,a type of glutamatergic receptors,induces the death of retinal ganglion cells and an irreversible vision loss.The painless loss of retinal cells does not allow for a swift diagnostic and treatment of retinal damages.There is no efficient therapy to improve retinal functions in this case.In order to develop new therapeutic approaches for retinal injury,we propose,in this study,to stimulate neuronal plasticity of the visual system by neutralising the glial protein,Nogo-A.The inhibitory action of this protein on axonal regeneration is well known in spinal cord injuries but not in the visual system.We thus studied the function of Nogo-A in vision recovery in mice.Methods:Nogo-A activities were chronically blocked by deleting its gene in KO mice and acutely,by intravitreal injections of an antibody known as 11C7.Inner retina lesions were done by injection of 0.5 or 5 nmol of NMDA in the vitreous humor.A PBS buffer was administered in control animals.The visual system functions were accessed with an optokinetic test in awake mice,by electroretinography(ERG)in the eye and visual evoked potentials in the visual cortex.Cell survival of retinal ganglion cells,amacrine and bipolar cells was evaluated on histological sections by immunofluorescence.Changes in expression of Nogo-A,its receptors and neuronal plasticity associated molecules were observed by Western blot and q-PCR.Results:At NMDA doses of≤0.5 nmol,Nogo-A KO mice show a recovery of optokinetic responses much faster than in WT mice.Surprisingly,a single injection of the antibody,11C7 was sufficient to improve VEPs of NMDA injured animals as compared to control antibody.Furthermore,ERGs showed that a dose of 0.5 nmol induced retinal lesions limited to the ganglion cell layer,with significant changes to the VEPs but without influencing photoreceptors and inner nuclear layer cells functions.However,5 nmol of NMDA affected the survival of inner nuclear layer cells and reduced by~50%their activity.Conclusions:Our results show that the neutralisation of Nogo-A can improve visual functions after injury to the inner retina.Inhibition of Nogo-A could thus be an efficient way to treat pathologies like glaucoma. | Julius Baya Mdzomba Sandrine Joly Léa Rodriguez Frédéric Bretzner Vincent Pernet | 2018 | Annals of Eye Science2018,,1: | 0 |
| 13 | High-capacity free-space optical link in the midinfrared thermal atmospheric windows using unipolar quantum devices显示文摘Free-space optical communication is a very promising alternative to fiber communication systems,in terms of ease of deployment and costs.Midinfrared light has several features of utter relevance for free-space applications:low absorption when propagating in the atmosphere even under adverse conditions,robustness of the wavefront during long-distance propagation,and absence of regulations and restrictions for this range of wavelengths.A proof-of-concept of high-speed transmission taking advantage of intersubband devices has recently been demonstrated,but this effort was limited by the short-distance optical path(up to 1 m).In this work,we study the possibility of building a long-range link using unipolar quantum optoelectronics.Two different detectors are used:an uncooled quantum cascade detector and a nitrogen-cooled quantum well-infrared photodetector.We evaluate the maximum data rate of our link in a back-to-back configuration before adding a Herriott cell to increase the length of the light path up to 31 m.By using pulse shaping,pre-and post-processing,we reach a record bitrate of 30 Gbit s−1 for both two-level(OOK)and four-level(PAM-4)modulation schemes for a 31-m propagation link and a bit error rate compatible with error-correction codes. | Pierre Didier Hamza Dely Thomas Bonazzi Olivier Spitz Elie Awwad Étienne Rodriguez Angela Vasanelli Carlo Sirtori Frédéric Grillot | 2022 | Advanced Photonics2022,4,5: | 0 |