Resultados de investigación

Figures showing TEM micrographs and particle size distributions of MNPs under various conditions and TEM images of iron oxide nanostructures., Peer reviewed

Extinction spectra of Au colloids at different stages of the surface functionalization; SERS spectra of PS@Au@MBA in the presence of different metal ions; SERS spectra of the PS@Au@MBA upon addition of HypF-N oligomer; discussion of direct versus indirect SERS detection of fibril proteins., Peer reviewed

Structural parameters derived from Rietveld analysis of the XRD pattern of Y2Ni7; results from EPMA for Y2Ni7; XRD patterns of Gd2Ni7 before and after PCT measurement at maximal pressure; crystallographic information (cif) files for the three deuterides structures determined by Rietveld refinement of PND data., Peer reviewed

Information such as spin density plots, overlap integral values, selected structural parameters corresponding to each J values, dinuclear models for each J values, simulated magnetic susceptibility vs temperature data of 2 etc., Peer reviewed

Additional SAXS diagrams, TEM and HRTEM images, TEM–EDS, TGA, and DSC analysis of the precipitate, XRD patterns of the precipitate obtained with different amines, and the evolution of the corresponding interplanar distance., Peer reviewed

Details on experimental methods, additional data and analysis., Peer reviewed

Document S1. Figures S1–S4. Table S1. List of SNPs Found in the Viral Stock Used for Inoculating Single Cells: Parental Sequence Variants, Related to Figure 2. Table S2. List of Parental Sequence Variants Found in Plaques Derived from Each Cell, Related to Figure 2. Table S3. List of All Other Non-parental SNPs Found in Plaques Derived from Each Cell, Related to Figure 4. Document S2. Article plus Supplemental Information., Peer reviewed

Supplementary Figures and Tables: Supplementary Figures 1-2 and Supplementary Tables 1-2., Supplementary Data 1: List of env spontaneous mutations produced in the shuttle vector., Supplementary Data 2: List of int-vif-vpr spontaneous mutations produced in the shuttle vector., Supplementary Data 3: Sequence coordinates of env mutations, mutation clusters, protein domains, entropy, location of B epitopes, and previously published SHAPE data., Supplementary Data 4: Sequence coordinates of int-vif-vpr mutations., Supplementary Data 5: Nature and location of mutations in the PSTVd sequence fragment., Supplementary Data 6: Nature and location of mutations in the randomized PSTVd sequence., Supplementary Data 7: Number and sequence coordinates of stop codons in datasets 1 and 2 from Table 3., Supplementary Data 8: Number of stop codons and their location in sequences from viral DNA isolated from 10 patients., Peer reviewed

Isolated islands and their often unique biota continue to play key roles for understanding the importance of drift, genetic variation and adaptation in the process of population differentiation and speciation. One island system that has inspired and intrigued evolutionary biologists is the blue tit complex (Cyanistes spp.) in Europe and Africa, in particular the complex evolutionary history of the multiple genetically distinct taxa of the Canary Islands. Understanding Afrocanarian colonization events is of particular importance because of recent unconventional suggestions that these island populations acted as source of the widespread population in mainland Africa. We investigated the relationship between mainland and island blue tits using a combination of Sanger sequencing at a population level (20 loci; 12 500 nucleotides) and next-generation sequencing of single population representatives (>3 200 000 nucleotides), analysed in coalescence and phylogenetic frameworks. We found (i) that Afrocanarian blue tits are monophyletic and represent four major clades, (ii) that the blue tit complex has a continental origin and that the Canary Islands were colonized three times, (iii) that all island populations have low genetic variation, indicating low long-term effective population sizes and (iv) that populations on La Palma and in Libya represent relicts of an ancestral North African population. Further, demographic reconstructions revealed (v) that the Canary Islands, conforming to traditional views, hold sink populations, which have not served as source for back colonization of the African mainland. Our study demonstrates the importance of complete taxon sampling and an extensive multimarker study design to obtain robust phylogeographical inferences., Peer reviewed

Conjunto de datos preest y postest y cuestionario de satisfacción generados en el Proyecto de investigación, convocatoria 2013 - Realidad aumentada aplicada a la seguridad en el laboratorio” (FS/13- 2013) . Fundación Samuel Solórzano Barruso. Aplicado en la EPSZ y el Máster en Profesor de Educación Secundaria Obligatoria y Bachillerato, Formación Profesional y Enseñanzas de Idiomas, Fundación Samuel Solórzano Barruso. Convocatoria de proyectos de inevestigación 2013 - FS/13-2013