Publications by authors named "C M Aranda"

An immunocompromised patient was infected by the SARS-CoV-2 variant of interest named Zeta (P.2) in February 2021. More than one year later, he suffered from symptomatic COVID-19 and sequencing revealed the same variant, which accumulated 23 substitutions.

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Background: The age distribution of a mosquito population is a major determinant of its vectorial capacity. To contribute to disease transmission, a competent mosquito vector, carrying a pathogen, must live longer than the extrinsic incubation period of that pathogen to enable transmission to a new host. As such, determining the age of female mosquitoes is of significant interest for vector-borne diseases surveillance and control programs.

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This study investigates the biological activities of microencapsulated anthocyanins extracted from two Andean ancestral edible plants, , and , with a focus on their potential applications in functional foods and therapeutics. The primary objective was to evaluate their antioxidant, antimicrobial, and cytotoxic properties alongside structural and functional analyses of the microencapsulation process. Anthocyanins were extracted and microencapsulated using maltodextrin as a carrier.

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Selective IgM deficiency (SIgMD) has recently been included in the inborn errors of immunity classification. SIgMD has conflicting diagnostic criteria and diverse clinical and immunological findings. We aimed to assess the clinical and laboratory profiles of patients with SIgMD and to compare the data of patients diagnosed using two inclusion criteria.

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  • * It involved 496 healthcare professionals from three hospitals, analyzing hair cortisol levels as a chronic stress biomarker and finding significant associations between high cortisol levels, workload, age, and emotional exhaustion.
  • * The research concludes that burnout in 11% of participants correlates with increased stress and lower social support, emphasizing the need for targeted interventions to enhance healthcare workers' well-being.
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