Publications by authors named "C Olmos Mata"

Objective: Segmentation of brain sulci in pre-term infants is crucial for monitoring their development. While magnetic resonance imaging has been used for this purpose, cranial ultrasound (cUS) is the primary imaging technique used in clinical practice. Here, we present the first study aiming to automate brain sulci segmentation in pre-term infants using ultrasound images.

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The present study aimed to evaluate the kinetics of the phenotypic profile and integrative networks of T/B-cells in severe COVID-19 patients, categorized according to disease outcome, during the circulation of the B.1.1.

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  • - The study determined the cryo-EM structure of human rhinovirus B14, revealing that 13-bp RNA duplexes are symmetrically bound around the virus's icosahedral capsid, making up about 12% of its ssRNA genome.
  • - These RNA duplexes create a quasi-dodecahedral cage inside the capsid, interacting with the inner wall through non-covalent forces, particularly with basic amino acids nearby.
  • - Comparing RNA-filled virions to empty capsids showed significant conformational changes in specific residues upon RNA release, suggesting mechanisms involved in rhinovirus assembly and uncoating, which could inform new antiviral strategies.
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Introduction: This study aimed to build and validate a proposal for safety and emergency material and equipment adjusted to the practice of mountain sports in Portugal. The proposal was developed through documentary analysis, literature review, and expert consultation.

Methods: The validation of the contents of the proposal was carried out using the Delphi technique, with the participation of 30 experts, male ( = 18) and female ( = 12), aged between 32 and 61 years ( = 42.

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