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En este primer episodio, Santiago de Pablo y Virginia López de Maturana hablan sobre símbolos vascos. Descubriremos cuáles son los más importantes, su historia y la importancia que tienen para nuestra cultura. Además, conoceremos el origen del lauburu con Isabel Mellén y los fondos que atesora la Fundación Sancho el Sabio sobre el rock radical vasco con Ander Gondra. Gracias a Jabi Soto nos adentraremos en el fascinante mundo de los orígenes de la fotografía. ¡Descubre estos temas y mucho más en este primer episodio de El Podcast de Sancho el Sabio!

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Data used for meta-analysis of salvage logging effects on woody plant regeneration. point.id= unique identification number for each data point site.id= unique identification number for each publication (see references in attached file). country= Country where the study site was located .disturbance.type, disturbance.severity, time.disturbance.logging, time.logging.measurement, logging.intensity, forest.leaf.habit, forest.age, regeneration.syndrome, aridity = the effect moderators described in Supporting Information S1 of the paper. response= response variable. yi, vi= mean and variance of Hedge's d (effect sizes). data.origin= position in the publication where the data were obtained (or directly from author)., Funded by grants: RTI2018-096187-J-100 from FEDER/ Ministerio de Ciencia, Innovación y Universidades LRB20/1002 from the British Ecological Society Research Fellowship from the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation

Material complementario del artículo "El uso combinado de Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) y Fotogrametría SfM para la mejora de la visualización y el estudio de elementos patrimoniales deteriorados y de difícil acceso", Additional material of the paper "Combined use of Reflectance Transformation Imaging (RTI) and SfM Photogrammetry to enhance research and visualization of damaged and hard to access Cultural Heritage"

Table1: Galaxies from AMIGA sample listed as active in the literature, Table2: Radio-excess galaxies found using the radio-FIR correlation, Table4: Radio-excess galaxies in FIRST, Table5: Classified galaxies using the IRAS colour method, Table6: Catalogue of AGN-candidates for the total sample, This paper is part of a series involving the AMIGA project (Analysis of the Interstellar Medium of Isolated GAlaxies). This project provides a statistically-significant sample of the most isolated galaxies in the northern sky. We present a study of the nuclear activity in a well-defined sample of the most isolated galaxies (total sample: n=1050, complete subsample: n=719) in the local Universe traced by their far-infrared (FIR) and radio continuum emission. We use the well-known radio continuum-FIR correlation to select radio-excess galaxies that are candidates to host an active galactic nucleus (AGN), as well as the FIR colours to find obscured AGN-candidates. We also used the existing information on nuclear activity in the Veron-Cetty catalogue and in the NASA Extragalactic Database. A final catalogue of AGN-candidate galaxies has been produced that will provide a baseline for studies on the dependence of activity on the environment. Our sample is mostly radio quiet, consistent with its high content of late-type galaxies. At most ~1.5% of the galaxies show a radio excess with respect to the radio-FIR correlation, and this fraction even goes down to less than 0.8% after rejection of back/foreground sources using FIRST. We find that the fraction of FIR colour selected AGN-candidates is ~28% with a lower limit of ~7%. Our final catalogue contains 89 AGN candidates and is publicly available on the AMIGA web page (http://www.iaa.csic.es/AMIGA.html).

[Organism] Homo sapiens, [Experiment type] Expression profiling by array, [Overall design] Adipose tissue and blood samples were obtained from 27 children, 14 obese (BMI adjusted for age and sex z score > 2) and 13 non obese undergoing appendix surgery. About 400 mg of adipose tissue was taken and immediately immersed in RNAlater solution and stored at -80°C for gene expression analysis. Informed consent was obtained from all patients after the nature of the study was explained, and the experimental design was approved, from an ethical and scientific standpoint, by the Hospital’s Ethical Committee responsible for research., [Platforms (1)] GPL570 [HG-U133_Plus_2] Affymetrix Human Genome U133 Plus 2.0 Array, [Relations] BioProject PRJNA103477, 1. GSM243215 Adipose tissue_423_control_rep1. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, normal weight, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: normal weight gender: M age: 10 year z score bmi: -1.45, 2. GSM243216 Adipose tissue_425_control_rep2. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, normal weight, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: normal weight gender: M age: 7 year z score bmi: 0.49, 3. GSM243217 Adipose tissue_426_control_rep3. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, normal weight, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: normal weight gender: F age: 8 year z score bmi: 0.12, 4. GSM243218 Adipose tissue_427_control_rep4. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, normal weight, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: normal weight gender: M age: 10 year z score bmi: -1.81, 5. GSM243219 Adipose tissue_428_control_rep5. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, normal weight, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: normal weight gender: M age: 7 year z score bmi: -0.64, 6. GSM243220 Adipose tissue_429_control_rep6. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, normal weight, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: normal weight gender: M age: 7 year z score bmi: -0.36, 7. GSM243225 Adipose tissue_418_obese_rep1. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, obese, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: obese gender: M age: 11 years z score bmi: 2, 8. GSM243226 Adipose tissue_419_obese_rep2. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, obese, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: obese gender: M age: 9 years z score bmi: 4.25, 9. GSM243227 Adipose tissue_420_obese_rep3. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, obese, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: obese gender: M age: 12 years z score bmi: 2.36, 10. GSM243228 Adipose tissue_421_obese_rep4. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, obese, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: obese gender: M age: 9 years z score bmi: 4.25, 11. GSM243275 Adipose tissue_422_obese_rep5. [Source name] Omental adipose tissue, obese, child. [Characteristics] tissue: omental adipose group: obese gender: M age: 10 years z score bmi: 2.72, Characterization of genes associated with adipose tissue is key to understanding the pathogenesis of obesity and developing treatments for this disorder. Differential gene expression in the adipose tissue has been described in adulthood but none studies have been developed on childhood. The purpose of this study was to compare gene expression in omental adipose tissue from obese prepubertal and normal weight children. We selected 5 obese (BMI adjusted for age and sex z score >2) and 6 normal weight children. RNA was extracted from omental adipose tissue biopsies and cRNA was hybridizated on the human genome U133 Plus 2.0 Arrays (Affymetrix®). Microarray experiments were performed for each sample, and selected group of gene expression values were confirmed with real-time RT-PCR in 10 obese and 10 normal weigth prepubertal children. 1276 genes were found to be differentially expressed at P<0.05. Of those differential genes, 201 were upregulated (Fc>2) and 42 were downregulated (Fc<-2). Genes involved in metabolic and signalling pathways were altered in childhood obesity. Keywords: disease state analysis

[Organism] Rattus norvegicus, [Experiment type] Expression profiling by array, [Overall design] A single enema of 10mg of TNBS in 50% ethanol was administered to rats at day 0. Samples were recovered at days 2, 5, 7 and 14. According to inflammatory markers (myeloperoxidase activity, body weigh loss, colonic weigh/length ratio) we selected three replicates at each time point for the genimoc analysis, and 6 healthy control rats that received a saline enema. RNA was extracted from homogenized full-thickness colonic tissues in Trizol® reagent (Invitrogen) and purified with RNeasy affinity columns (Qiagen), according to manufacturer´s protocol. The microarray analysis was performed by Progenika Biopharma (Bilbao, Spain) on GeneChip® Rat Genome 230 2.0 Array (Affymetrix). All sample labeling (biotin), hybridization, staining and scanning procedures were carried out using Affimetrix, standard protocols (www.affymetrix.com). Normalization was carried out using Bioconductor sofware (affyPLM package)., [Platforms] GPL1355 [Rat230_2] Affymetrix Rat Genome 230 2.0 Array, [Relations] BioProject PRJNA102933, 1. GSM235052 Healthy control, replicate 1. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rats Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received water, 2. GSM235053 Healthy control, replicate 2. Characteristics Sprague-Dawley female rats Tissue:full-thickness colon Rat received water, 3. GSM235055 Helathy control, replicate 3. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rats Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received water, 4.GSM235056 Healthy control, replicate 4. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rats Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received water, 5. GSM235057 Healthy control, replicate 5. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rats Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received water, 6. GSM235058 Healthy control, replicate 6. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rats Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received water, 7. GSM235552 TNBS day 2, replicate 1. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 8. GSM235558 TNBS day 2, replicate 2. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 9. GSM235559 TNBS day 2, replicate 3. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 10. GSM235643 TNBS day 5, replicate 1. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 11. GSM235745 TNBS day 5, replicate 2. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 12. GSM235832 TNBS day 5, replicate 3. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 13. GSM235872 TNBS day 7, replicate 1. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 14. GSM235873 TNBS day 7, replicate 2. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 15. GSM236126 TNBS day 7, replicate 3.[Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 16. GSM236922 TNBS day 14, replicate 1. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 17. GSM236924 TNBS day 14, replicate 2. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, 18. GSM236925 TNBS day 14, replicate 3. [Characteristics] Sprague-Dawley female rat Tissue: full-thickness colon Rat received an enema of 10mg TNBS in 50% ethanol at day 0, Trinitrobenzenesulfonic acid (TNBS) rat colitis is one of the most widely used models of inflammatory bowel disease, a condition whose etiology and pathophysiology are incompletely understood. We have characterized the model at the genomic level following a longitudinal approach.

Replication Data for: Modulating the Neural Bases of Political Communications: Political Involvement and Perception of the Economic Situation