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Y ese contactó se prolongó durante 15 meses al final de mi formación, cuando elegí formarme específicamente como neonatólogo con este equipo. Y allí se fraguó una relación profesional con Pepe, un doctor amante del estudio, afectuoso en la relación, ponderado en las decisiones y amable en las palabras. Cualidades tan apreciables (y poco comunes) para un jefe de servicio y catedrático de Pediatría de aquellos tiempos, lo que convirtió nuestra relación en afecto y amistad. De hecho, mi traslado a la provincia de Alicante hace más de tres décadas se lo debo a él, cuando él me informó y recomendó sobre aquella nueva Unidad Neonatal que se abría en el recién estrenado Hospital Universitario de San Juan.
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This document summarizes research on reticulate evolution in yeasts and its industrial applications. Reticulate evolution refers to evolution occurring through hybridization and introgression rather than strictly vertical descent. The document discusses how hybridization has contributed to the diversification and domestication of yeasts like Saccharomyces cerevisiae. It also explores how mining genomic diversity through hybridization could enable new industrial applications, such as developing yeast strains capable of growth at lower temperatures or utilizing additional carbon sources.
Reticulate Evolution In The Saccharomyces Genus
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Talk at VIII Biennial Conference of Society of Spanish Evolutionary Biology (SESBE).
MATB. Previous studies have revealed that species of the genus
Trichaptum (Hymenochaetales, Basidiomycota) possess a tetrapolar mating system,
with multiple inferred alleles for MATA and MATB. We characterized the
chromosomal location of MAT loci, the molecular structure of MAT regions and their
allelic richness. We found multiple MAT alleles segregating in both multiple
Trichaptum specimens and non-Trichaptum species. Phylogenetic analyses and
various nucleotide statistics suggested that long-term balancing selection have
generated trans-species polymorphisms. Mating sequences were classified in
different allelic classes based on an identity threshold of higher than 86%. The
observed alleles could potentially generate 14,560 different mating types. The
inferred allelic information mirrored the outcome of in vitro crosses, thus allowing
us to estimate the degree of allelic divergence needed for successful mating. Even
with the high amount of divergence, key amino acids in functional domains are
conserved. We conclude that the genetic diversity of mating in Trichaptum loci is
due to long-term balancing selection that likely promote sexual outcrossing, with
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iterative Hybrid Production Technology
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Presentacion Spanish Researchers in Norway (SFNO.IENO)
- 1. Welcome to SFNO.IENO! Spanish Researchers in Norway Ph.D. Biotechnology Postdoctoral researcher at University of Oslo (UiO) Senior researcher at Valencian International University (VIU) SFNO.IENO member David Peris Navarro sfno.ieno@gmail.com www.sfno-ieno.no
- 2. SFNO.IENO was born in 2018
- 3. Members in 5 regions
- 4. SFNO.IENO is a founder member of RAICEX
- 5. Board of directors Carmen Herrera Vicepresident Oslo University Hospital Manuel Ramírez Garrastacho Secretary Oslo University Hospital Sara Orellana Social Media Oslo University Hospital Alicia Martínez Llorente Treasurer Oslo University Hospital Natalia Berges Oslo delegate Oslo University Hospital Elia Gabarrón Tromsø delegate University Hospital North Norway Pilar Ayuda Durán President Oslo University Hospital
- 7. Aims Promote social networking Promote outreach events
- 8. Aims Promote social networking Promote outreach events
- 9. Aims Promote social networking Promote outreach events Develop workshops
- 10. s s We need to grow Norwegians, we want you! REGISTER AS: Full member (Spaniards) Associate member (Others) S T E M
- 11. Sponsored by