Publicações - ciências biológicas
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allencar jorge kasper branco;
Juliano Cordeiro;
Suzana Stefanello;
Victor Pereira Zwiener
Palavra-chave:
Artificial Perches;
Dispersal Syndromes;
Secondary Succession
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Ecologia; Ecologia de Ecossistemas;
Ciências Biológicas; Ecologia; Recuperação de Areas Degradadas;
Ciências Biológicas; Botânica; Fitogeografia
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FERNANDES, VANESSA CÂMARA;
PRETTI, MARCO ANTÔNIO M.;
Luiza Tamie Tsuneto;
Maria Luiza Petzl-Erler;
Luiza Tamie Tsuneto
Palavra-chave:
Native American;
Amerindians;
HLA;
Carbamazepine;
Hypersensitivity
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Genética; Farmacogenética;
Ciências Biológicas; Genética; Genética Humana e Médica; Imunogenética
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NASCIMENTO, L. SILVA;
NOERNBERG, M. ALMEIDA;
BLENINGER, T. BERNWARD;
HAUSEN, V.;
Aurora Trinidad Ramirez Pozo;
CAMARGO, L. SILVA;
HARA, C. SATIE;
NOGUEIRA JÚNIOR, M.
Palavra-chave:
ecologia;
ciência da computação;
Inteligência Computacional
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Bioquímica dos Microorganismos; Enzimologia
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Gelatinous animals have been historically viewed as trophic dead-ends. However, there are increasing data showing these organisms being consumed by diverse predators and demonstrate they play an important role in ecosystem functioning. Here we document the Ocypode quadrata (Fabricius, 1787) scavenging on stranded Physalia physalis (Linnaeus, 1758) at Sergipe and Bahia, tropical Brazil (11° and 14° Lat. S), based on Instagram® posts. These findings highlight the potential of social media to complement the information provided by traditional academic sources. We also suggest that this predatory interaction is probably more common than reported in the literature, perhaps due to methodological constraints of stomach content analyses, which may overlook the consumption of gelatinous animals by ghost crabs.
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Darrigran, Gustavo;
FABRES, ALEJANDRA A.;
FERNANDEZ, MONICA A.;
GOMES, SUZETE R.;
GUTIÉRREZ GREGORIC, DIEGO E.;
LETELIER, SERGIO;
LODEIROS, CÉSAR;
LUDWIG, SANDRA;
MANSUR, MARIA CRISTINA;
NARCISO, SAMUEL;
PASTORINO, GUIDO;
AGUDO-PADRÓN, IGNACIO;
PENCHASZADEH, PABLO E.;
BAEZ, PEDRO;
Carlos Eduardo Belz;
CARDOSO, FRANZ;
COLLADO, GONZALO A.;
CORREOSO, MODESTO;
CUEZZO, MARÍA GABRIELA;
DAMBORENEA, CRISTINA
Palavra-chave:
Bioinvasões;
Moluscos Invasores;
Dispersão
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Malacologia;
Ciências Biológicas; Ecologia; Bioinvasões;
Ciências Biológicas; Ecologia; Ecologia de Ecossistemas
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The movement of species is among the most serious environmental threats of the new millennium, as the transplantation of species beyond their native or historical range has intensified in the last five decades. Traditionally, studies on bioinvasions have focused on species that have been introduced, deliberately or accidentally, to biogeographic regions where they did not previously occur. However, less attention has been given to species movement to novel areas within the same biogeographic region. Our research group, the South America Introduced Molluscs Specialists, analyzed potential cases of native South American mollusc species introduced deliberately or accidentally beyond their natural range within South America. To achieve this, it is key to differentiate between anthropogenic processes and passive responses to environmental conditions. We considered the past and current spatial distribution of species, analyzed known or putative vectors, and discuss the impacts of taxonomic and nomenclatural knowledge. Based on the evidence currently available, we propose different scenarios to explain observed changes in mollusc distributions within South America. Seventeen transplanted mollusc species (TMS) were recognized, considering marine, freshwater, and terrestrial environments. Of the 189 South American ecoregions 31 were occupied by transplanted species, but this proportion varied by environment: 10 of 28 marine ecoregions, 12 of 52 freshwater ecoregions, and 9 of 109 terrestrial ecoregions. The ecoregions with TMS are generally located in the peripheral zones of the continent. Those with the highest number of TMS were the Southern Caribbean (three species) in the marine environment, the Central Andean Pacific Slopes (three species) in the freshwater environment, and the Alto Paraná Atlantic forests (two species) in the terrestrial environment. The number of unintentionally moved TMS is greater than those moved intentionally. The transplantation process is similar to the introduction and settlement process of non-native mollusc species, and so is their impact.
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DE OLIVEIRA SANTOS, THABATA CAROLINE;
PEREIRA, RAFAEL LUIZ;
PEREIRA, GABRIEL;
COUTINHO, ANNA GABRIELLE GOMES;
DOS SANTOS SILVA, HALISON PEREIRA;
Marcelo M. S. Lima;
DIAS, FERNANDO AUGUSTO LAVEZZO;
DE ALMEIDA, DANILO CANDIDO;
RESENDE E SILVA, DÉBORA TAVARES;
PEREZ, RICARDO FERNANDEZ
Palavra-chave:
Doxorubicin;
Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis;
Stat-3;
proteinuria
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Fisiologia; Fisiologia Geral;
Ciências Biológicas; Fisiologia; Neurofisiologia
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John Campbell McNamara;
Carolina Arruda de Oliveira Freire
Palavra-chave:
freshwater invasion;
osmoregulation;
Invertebrados
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Fisiologia Comparada; Fisiologia Comparativa da Osmorregulação
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MISCHIATTI, KEYLLA LENÇONE;
PIMENTEL, IDA CHAPAVAL;
Donatti, Lucélia;
FILHO, JOSÉ DIAS DE SOUZA;
PORSANI, MARIANA VIEIRA;
DE OLIVEIRA, BRÁS HELENO;
WEFFORT-SANTOS, ALMERIANE MARIA
Palavra-chave:
Aspergilus
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Morfologia;
Ciências Biológicas; Bioquímica; Bioquímica
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MISCHIATTI, KEYLLA LENÇONE;
PIMENTEL, IDA CHAPAVAL;
Donatti, Lucélia;
FILHO, JOSÉ DIAS DE SOUZA;
PORSANI, MARIANA VIEIRA;
DE OLIVEIRA, BRÁS HELENO;
Almeriane Maria Weffort-Santos;
Almeriane Maria Weffort-Santos
Palavra-chave:
Leishmaniasis;
Quinoline;
biotransformation;
Aspergillus spp.;
leishmanicidal activity;
Anti-inflammatory Effects
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Exatas e da Terra; Química Orgânica; Síntese Orgânica;
Ciências Biológicas; Biologia Geral; Biologia Celular
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KITAMURA, RAFAEL SHINJI AKIYAMA;
Helena Cristina da Silva de Assis;
VICENTINI, MAIARA;
PERUSSOLO, MAIARA CAROLINA;
LIROLA, JULIANA RORATTO;
CIRILO DOS SANTOS, CAMILLA FREITAS;
MOREIRA BRITO, JÚLIO CÉSAR;
Cestari, M.M.;
PRODOCIMO, MARITANA MELA;
GOMES, MARCELO PEDROSA
Palavra-chave:
ecotoxicologia
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Ecologia; Toxicologia Aquática; Ecotoxicologia
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KITAMURA, RAFAEL SHINJI AKIYAMA;
SILVA DE ASSIS, HELENA CRISTINA;
VICENTINI, MAIARA;
PERUSSOLO, MAIARA CAROLINA;
LIROLA, JULIANA RORATTO;
CIRILO DOS SANTOS, CAMILLA FREITAS;
MOREIRA BRITO, JÚLIO CÉSAR;
Cestari, M.M.;
PRODOCIMO, MARITANA MELA;
GOMES, MARCELO PEDROSA
Palavra-chave:
Genotoxicidade;
Teste do Micronúcleo Písceo;
Ensaio cometa em Tecidos;
jundiá
Áreas do conhecimento:
Ciências Biológicas; Genética; Genética Animal; Mutagênese Ambiental;
Ciências Biológicas; Genética; Genotoxicidade em Peixes
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