BUSCADOR RECOLECTA

Conjunto de datos para analizar los artículos publicados en la WoS sobre emprendimiento e industria alimentaria hasta enero de 2021.

BGCs originated by antiSMASH fungal version from B. deweyae B1 genome

Serious games are games with an educational purpose. In these games, players develop their skills by facing a number of challenges, and students are assessed according to their game playing behaviour. Assessment of serious game-based learning experiences has to take into account diverse features as game genre, pedagogical aim or game context. This paper analyses how skills are usually assessed in learning experiences based on serious games. To reach this objective, a systematic mapping study of more than 400 papers is undertaken. Papers were identified and classified according to a framework based on four categories: assessment aim, implementation, integration and primary assessment type. The reviewed literature mainly deals with contributions on methods and approaches for serious games. Results have revealed that most assessment methods are applied for a formative purpose more than for a certification purpose. Most frequent implementations such as game scoring and integrations like monitoring states were also uncovered. The main primary type of assessment detected was in-process. In addition, several limitations were found in the assessment methods: regarding the aim of assessment, certification of previous or attained skills was usually implemented out of the game; the scope of some implementations was limited because results were predefined earlier; and most of methods analysed present scalability issues because they rely on manual assessments. Such findings are analysed and discussed to clarify the state of the art and provide recommendations for further work in the area of serious games-based learning

Tabla resumen de código GenBank de la comparativa de especies utilizando antiSMASH

La iniciativa del Archivo Histórico Provincial de Cádiz, junto a la financiación de la Fundación Cajasol gracias al Convenio firmado con la Consejería de Turismo, Cultura y Deportes y la colaboración científica de la Universidad de Cádiz, a través del proyecto de investigación PROA A LA MAR (ProyExcel_01045), ha permitido poner en marcha un proyecto de catalogación, digitalización, metadatación y puesta en red de los fondos notariales expedidos por la escribanía Mayor de Marina de Cádiz y con él una exposición temporal de la que quedará como testigo impreso este catálogo. El proyecto surge como consecuencia del hallazgo de ciertas escrituras con características específicas de la documentación notarial de marina. Estos documentos se encontraban entre los registros de la escribanía pública número cinco de la ciudad de Cádiz. En ellos, el escribano suscribe, no como escribano público, sino como escribano mayor de marina. Por tanto, se hacía necesario buscar y restituir estos documentos a su verdadera procedencia y naturaleza, es decir a la escribanía Mayor de Marina de Cádiz, para lo cual fue crucial la localización de una instancia al intendente general de marina del departamento marítimo de Cádiz encontrada entre los protocolos notariales de marina de San Fernando. En ella, el escribano de marina, José Morcillo Calderón, elabora un inventario recogiendo los documentos que, desde la creación del departamento marítimo de Cádiz, a principios del siglo XVIII, habían sido emitidos por sus predecesores. Todos estos documentos componían el fondo documental de la escribanía Mayor de Marina de Cádiz, aunque no estaban descritos como un fondo con entidad propia. Se ha realizado, por tanto, una labor de localización de estos documentos entre los protocolos notariales existentes para el periodo durante el cual la escribanía Mayor de Marina tuvo su sede en Cádiz (1717-1769). Los documentos se han encontrado entre los registros notariales de la notaría número once a cargo de los escribanos Manuel José de Mesa, Francisco de Castellanos y José Morcillo Calderón. El siguiente paso, ha sido ordenar la información contenida en más de 3200 documentos notariales, a través de la confección de una base de datos que permita identificar y localizar cada uno de estos documentos. Finalmente, se ha elaborado un catálogo con las descripciones propias de los instrumentos de descripción archivísticos, junto a otro tipo de información considerada también relevante para la investigación. La documentación de la escribanía mayor de marina de Cádiz se ha puesto a disposición de todos los investigadores, no sólo para que pueda ser consultada en sala, sino que también estará disponible de forma digital a través del repositorio digital de la Junta de Andalucía, @rchivaweb, y, el catálogo de los fondos, será accesible a través del repositorio digital de la Universidad de Cádiz, RODIN.

Data presented in the study "Evaluating the Performance of High Spatial Resolution UAV-photogrammetry and UAV-LiDAR for Salt Marshes: the Cádiz Bay Study Case".

Conjunto de datos para analizar los artículos H-Classics publicados en la WoS sobre emprendimiento de alto potencial hasta marzo de 2021.

SHIPSAFE-Termonto dataset is a database that collects the ontological representation and organisation of a corpus-based terminological database on shipboard life-saving appliances. This is a subdomain of a broader topic area, maritime safety. The dataset has been used to develop a term-ontographic resource, ShipSafe: A Termontological E-Glossary of the Life-Saving Appliances Aboard a Ship (English-Spanish), Glossary, that offers a digital approach and an application of language technologies to specialised communication. Its theoretical-methodological foundations are the Communicative Theory of Terminology (Cabre, 1999) and The Function Theory of Lexicography (Bergenholtz y Tarp, 2002). The empirical study was focused on one of the lines of enquiry of Natural Language Processing for terminography, the application of ontologies concerned with terminological resources. The research methodology for data analysis was mainly guided by the extraction of knowledge patterns and by a combination of a top-down and a bottom-up approach. As the term-ontology is of a terminological and domain type, the nouns are the only part of speech that SHIPSAFE contains. SHIPSAFE is intended to supply the terminology needs of professionals of the maritime sector, in general, and of language specialists, in particular, such as specialised translators and interpreters, linguists, technical writers, ESP teachers, researchers and students of Maritime English and of anyone interested in maritime terminology in English and Spanish languages. It shows authentic samples of language use extracted from an ad hoc parallel corpus ShipSAFE, which was specially compiled and is divided into an English subcorpus, ShipSAFE-EN, which contains 29 documents and 65 600 running words, and a Spanish subcorpus ShipSAFE-ES, with 23 documents and 42 650 running words. The chronological period covered by the corpus documents extends from 1980 to 2021. ShipSafe attemps to offer a macrostructural design that illustrates the conceptual organisation of the life-saving appliances’ subdomain and a microstructural design of the term entry that allows for a clear, complete and precise portrait of the term in context in English and Spanish. Besides, by singling up the essential terms in this sub-domain, teachers of specialised languages in this field can be oriented towards which terms to teach in the English for Specific Purposes’ classes. Furthermore, the teachers can exploit the material for the contrastive study of the language or for other pedagogical purposes., If you use this dataset, please cite the following references as follows: Losey-León, M.-A. (2022). ShipSafe-Termonto Dataset. [Dataset]. Version 09/01/2022. RODIN. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Cádiz, If you use this dataset, please cite the following references as follows: Losey-León, M.-A. (2022). ShipSafe-Termonto Dataset. [Dataset]. Version 09/01/2022. RODIN. Repositorio Institucional de la Universidad de Cádiz

Supplementary Table S3. Orthologous gene identification by blastp in B. deweyae B1 of the 24 most studied virulence factors reported by Nicholas Cheung et al. in 2020.

Background. Sleeve gastrectomy (SG) is one of the most commonly performed bariatric surgeries is able to treat diabetes (T2DM) better than many drugs. The mechanisms that underlie this phenomenon remains unclear. We propose that somatostatin (SST), isoforms, SST-14 and SST-28, are key to explaining the pathophysiological mechanisms behind T2DM improvement after SG. Methods. We underwent surgeries on three groups of Wistar rats -fasting (FC), surgery control (Sham), and SG groups-. We measured plasma levels of glucose, insulin, SST-14 and SS-28 at several weeks after surgery, islet somatostatin receptor (SSTR) and cell populations at short and long-term after surgery. We performed a Pasireotide (SST-28 analogue) infusion assay in another group of rats to confirm the influence of SST-28 plasma levels on the delta-cell population. Results. We found an elevation of the insulin response after surgery in SG animals but a decrease in insulin response in the long-term with a loss of beta cell mass. An increase in duodenal SST-28-producing cells in the duodenum and a loss of pancreatic SST-14-producing cells was measured after SG but not in controls. The expression of SSTR-5 in delta-cell populations from every group and the ability of the Pasireotide infusion assay to decrease the delta-cell population indicate the effect of SST-28 plasma levels on delta-cell maintenance. Conclusion. After SG begins with a compensatory response in the duodenum, the depletion of beta cell mass after losing the brake that constitutes SST-14 at the paracrine level. This process may explain the percentage of T2DM relapse after SG.