Publications by authors named "F Alejandro Sanchez-Flores"
Shining light on the transcriptome: Molecular regulatory networks leading to a fast-growth phenotype by continuous light in an environmentally sensitive teleost (Atherinopsidae).
J Photochem Photobiol B
October 2022
Photoperiod can profoundly affect the physiology of teleost fish, including accelerated growth here defined as "fast growth phenotypes". However, molecular regulatory networks (MRNs) and biological processes being affected by continuous illumination and which allow some teleost species evident plasticity to thrive under this condition are not yet clear. Therefore, to provide a broad perspective of such mechanisms, Chirostoma estor fish were raised and sampled for growth under a simulated control (LD) 12 h Light: 12 h Dark or a continuous illumination (LL) 24 h Light: 0 h Dark since fertilization.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFBackground: The production of agricultural wastes still growing as a consequence of the population growing. However, the majority of these residues are under-utilized due their chemical composition, which is mainly composed by cellulose. Actually, the search of cellulases with high efficiency to degrade this carbohydrate remains as the challenge.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFObjective: The aim of this study was to evaluate ribavirin therapy for acute bronchiolitis caused by viral syncytial respiratory infection.
Patients And Methods: Ninety-seven patients with acute bronchiolitis in which respiratory syncytial virus was identified by direct immunofluorescence and admitted to the hospital between October 1990 and May 1995 were studied. Data pertaining to age, sex, weight, respiratory frequency at admission, respiratory frequency on the fourth day, day in which respiratory ausculation was normal, day in which there were no thoracic retractions, number of days that the infants needed oxygen, duration of hospital stay, and whether or not they were treated with ribavirin were collected retrospectively.