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                <text>Dinghua Li, Yukun Huang, Chi-Ming Leung, Ruibang Luo, Hing-Fung Ting, Tak-Wah Lam</text>
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                <text>Abstract Background The recent release of the gene-targeted metagenomics assembler Xander has demonstrated that using the trained Hidden Markov Model (HMM) to guide the traversal of de Bruijn graph gives obvious advantage over other assembly methods. Xander, as a pilot study, indeed has a lot of room for improvement. Apart from its slow speed, Xander uses only 1 k-mer size for graph construction and whatever choice of k will compromise either sensitivity or accuracy. Xander uses a Bloom-filter representation of de Bruijn graph to achieve a lower memory footprint. Bloom filters bring in false positives, and it is not clear how this would impact the quality of assembly. Xander does not keep track of the multiplicity of k-mers, which would have been an effective way to differentiate between erroneous k-mers and correct k-mers. Results In this paper, we present a new gene-targeted assembler MegaGTA, which attempts to improve Xander in different aspects. Quality-wise, it utilizes iterative de Bruijn graphs to take full advantage of multiple k-mer sizes to make the best of both sensitivity and accuracy. Computation-wise, it employs succinct de Bruijn graphs (SdBG) to achieve low memory footprint and high speed (the latter is benefited from a highly efficient parallel algorithm for constructing SdBG). Unlike Bloom filters, an SdBG is an exact representation of a de Bruijn graph. It enables MegaGTA to avoid false-positive contigs and to easily incorporate the multiplicity of k-mers for building better HMM model. We have compared MegaGTA and Xander on an HMP-defined mock metagenomic dataset, and showed that MegaGTA excelled in both sensitivity and accuracy. On a large rhizosphere soil metagenomic sample (327Gbp), MegaGTA produced 9.7–19.3% more contigs than Xander, and these contigs were assigned to 10–25% more gene references. In our experiments, MegaGTA, depending on the number of k-mers used, is two to ten times faster than Xander. Conclusion MegaGTA improves on the algorithm of Xander and achieves higher sensitivity, accuracy and speed. Moreover, it is capable of assembling gene sequences from ultra-large metagenomic datasets. Its source code is freely available at https://github.com/HKU-BAL/megagta .</text>
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                <text>DOI: 10.1186/s12859-017-1825-3</text>
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                <text>Sait Revda Dinibutun HRM Department, American University of the Middle East, Kuwait City, KuwaitCorrespondence: Sait Revda DinibutunAmerican University of the Middle East, Block 6, Building 1, Egaila, Kuwait City, KuwaitTel +965 222 51 400Fax +965 222 51 425Email sait.revda@aum.edu.kwPurpose: The aim of the study is to evaluate the prevalence and extent of burnout among physicians and investigate the factors related with burnout and the influence of the fight against coronavirus (COVID-19) on the burnout syndrome.Methods: A cross-sectional survey design was adopted and conducted on 200 actively working physicians in Izmir/Turkey. Personal Information Form and Maslach Burnout Inventory were used in the survey.Results: The findings showed that the emotional exhaustion level of the physicians was medium, the levels of depersonalization and personal accomplishment were low, and the level of total burnout was low. It was observed that the burnout levels of males and females, and married and single physicians were similar. The emotional exhaustion level of 18&amp;ndash; 23-year-old physicians was lower than the rest of the physicians. Physicians&amp;rsquo; level of satisfaction with their income is not effective on burnout. The burnout level of physicians who did not choose their profession willingly was determined to be higher than the burnout level of the physicians who chose their profession willingly. One important finding showed that the burnout level of physicians who actively involved in the fight against COVID-19 was lower than the burnout level of the physicians who did not actively involve in the fight against COVID-19.Conclusion: Although the impact of some demographic variables, such as gender, marital status and satisfaction of income on burnout, was similar among the groups, total burnout level was lower in physicians who actively fought with the virus. This result may suggest that those physicians who were actively involved in the fight against COVID-19 had a high sense of meaningfulness of work which will result in high satisfaction with the work itself and, thus, creating less burnout. Also, they had a stronger feeling of personal accomplishment as they faced the immediate outcomes of their care for people infected by COVID-19.Keywords: burnout, healthcare professionals, demographics, COVID-19, pandemic</text>
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                <text>We present here a detailed description of Ctenodaphnia-type Daphnia specimens collected from lakes in the Nepalese Himalayas between 1994 and 2004, including mature females and adult males. The specimens examined share certain diagnostic traits with Daphnia tibetana (Sars 1903), and others with Daphnia fusca (Gurney 1906). A re-appraisal of their previous synonymy with D. fusca and a comparison with all published descriptions of similar species from the region indicate that they represent a new species named here as Daphnia himalaya. The chance discovery of a sex intergrade of the same species allowed a description of the secondary sexual characteristics in this interesting and rare intermediate state to be reported, and its possible ecological implications to be discussed, as well.</text>
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                <text>El orégano, Lippia graveolens H. B. K., es una planta adaptada a las condiciones de aridez con capacidad para prosperar bajo diversos grados de presión por la recolección. En Mapimí, Durango, la planta ha sido colectada y comercializada durante años y significa una fuente de ingresos para las familias que dependen de su recolección, aunque los comerciantes obtienen la mayor parte de los beneficios. En la región de Mapimí se evaluaron las diversas áreas productoras con el fin de establecer la dinámica e impacto del proceso de recolección y sus efectos sobre la planta. Para esto, se hicieron recorridos de campo, toma de muestras y delimitación de las áreas de distribución del orégano. También se analizó el proceso de producción y los canales de comercialización, a fin de diseñar una alternativa de manejo que garantice la sustentabilidad de la actividad. El proceso de producción y comercialización se estudió mediante la aplicación de entrevistas abiertas a productores, visitas de campo y visitas a las empresas beneficiadoras y comercializadoras, así como a los intermediarios que intervienen en diferentes etapas del proceso.</text>
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                <text>Revista Chapingo: Serie Ciencias Forestales y del Ambiente</text>
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                <text>El desierto Chihuahuense (DC), el más grande del Continente Americano, está flanqueado por montañas que impiden el paso de los vientos húmedos: la Sierra Madre Oriental, la Faja Volcánica Transmexicana y la Sierra Madre Occidental (en México) y Las Rocallosas (en Estados Unidos); cubre una superficie de 507,000 km2, desde Nuevo México y Texas en Estados Unidos, hasta porciones de los estados de Chihuahua, Coahuila, Durango, Guanajuato, Hidalgo, Nuevo León, Querétaro, San Luis Potosí, Tamaulipas y Zacatecas, en México. El trabajo en campo consistió en la caracterización cualitativa de los principales tipos de vegetación del DC, con base en su fisonomía y en la recolección de ejemplares vegetales para su posterior identificación. Con los datos de composición y fisonomía se elaboraron perfiles semirrealistas de las principales asociaciones vegetales y de las condiciones fisiográficas y edáficas donde se desarrollaban. Las asociaciones detectadas fueron: matorral micrófilo de Larrea tridentata, matorral rosetófilo de Agave lechuguilla, matorral rosetófilo de Dasylirion spp., pastizal, chaparral, nopalera, mezquital, izotal, vegetación de dunas y vegetación halófita.</text>
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                <text>Revista Chapingo: Serie Ciencias Forestales y del Ambiente</text>
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                <text>Ecology as a parameter of Geopolitics - The legacy of Bertha Becker in the Field of Environmental Studies at Amazon</text>
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                <text>This article presents the legacy of the involvement of Bertha Becker in partnershipswith the Instituto de Pesquisas Espaciais which resulted in the institutionalization ofprograms on the Amazon. The Institute usually is involved in issues from the perspective of the natural sciences but which are often subject to political and programmatic constraints. Bertha’s ideas opened our horizons beyond biophysical techniques and stimulated us to think about how to introduce the human dimension into our field of research. Her emphasis on the political side of the human dimensions of global change is still novel for us today and permits giving greater relevance to political and social issues in the Amazon.</text>
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                <text>Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro</text>
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                <text>&lt;a href="https://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/EspacoAberto/article/view/2116" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"&gt;https://revistas.ufrj.br/index.php/EspacoAberto/article/view/2116&lt;/a&gt;</text>
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                <text>Diogo Ferraz, Lie Yamanaka, Maico Roris Severino, Helio Yochihiro Fuchigami, Daisy Aparecida do Nascimento Rebelatto</text>
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                <text>O objetivo deste artigo é analisar a eficiência da oferta de alimentos com qualidade nutritiva e saudável para alunos de escolas públicas em Goiânia, a partir do oferecimento da agricultura familiar. A importância deste trabalho decorre da necessidade de alterar os hábitos alimentares de crianças e jovens, com base nos pressupostos da Segurança Alimentar. Além disso, comprovar empiricamente a eficiência dos pequenos agri-cultores é importante para encorajar projetos da Economia Solidária, estimulando a elevação da renda dos pequenos agricultores. O método utilizado foi o Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), por meio do modelo de Variable Return of Scale (VRS) orientado ao output. A escolha deste modelo se justifica devido a necessidade de levar em conta a escala de produção e a meta de aumentar o número de escolas atendidas pela agricultura familiar. Os resultados mostram que os pequenos produtores são eficientes em atender as escolas públicas de Goiânia, sobretudo, para os produtos agrícolas (Vegetais, Legumes e Frutas). Por outro lado, produtos elaborados ou semi-industrializados (alimentos enlatados, farinha e sêmola, laticínios) não demonstraram eficiência. Os resultados deste estudo sugerem que as escolas públicas podem receber alimentos frescos e saudáveis, por meio de pequenos agricultores da própria região. Isto implica no fortalecimento da agricultura familiar e na oferta de um cardápio mais nutritivo e saudável no ambiente escolar.</text>
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                <text>Socioeconomic diagnosis of milk production in three agrarian reform settlements in the semiarid of Sergipe State&lt;br&gt; Diagnóstico socioeconômico da produção leiteira em três assentamentos de reforma agrária no semiárido do Estado de Sergipe</text>
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                <text>Diomar Cláudio dos Santos Sobrinho, Eder Pollykarton Teixeira de Lima, Givaldo Silva Santos, Angela Cristina Dias Ferreira, Gladston Rafael de Arruda Santos, Veronaldo Souza de Oliveira, Aline Guimarães de Oliveira, Camila Thiara Gomes Carvalho</text>
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                <text>The aimed this research was a socioeconomic survey of dairy farms, from November 2007 to January 2008, in agrarian reform settlements Paulo Freire, Cachoeirinha e Cajueiro, located respectively in municipalities Porto da Folha, Gararu e Poço Redondo in the semiarid of Sergipe State. Data were obtained through questionnaires to producers, containing questions that dealt from the social to the economic factor. Was observed a high rate of illiteracy among producers (varying from 28.5 to 49%), which prejudice the production system due to their incapacity to understand and apply new technologies. The herd was characterized by crossbred animals derived from crosses between Holstein and Gir or Guzera and small production daily (5.4 to 6.5 liters/cow), with reduction in profitability and commitment of family lace. It was perceived unfavorable relationship between the amount received per liter of milk - varying from R$ 0.52 to R$ 0.54, between the settlements - and the average cost of producing a liter of milk, varying from R$ 1.19 to R$ 1.44. Moreover, the difficulty of access to technology and technical assistance are problems found in 23.8, 90 and 84.8%, respectively, in the settlements Paulo Freire, Cachoeirinha and Cajueiro. Therefore, is necessary the fomentation of research and development of alternatives to improve the productivity and sustainability of producers with these breeding conditions and the Movement of Landless Rural Workers (MST) invests mainly technical assistance and education to the settlers to that be promoted an acceleration and improvement in its development. Foi realizado um levantamento socioeconômico da pecuária leiteira, no período de novembro de 2007 a Janeiro de 2008, nos assentamentos de reforma agrária Paulo Freire, Cachoeirinha e Cajueiro, localizados nos municípios sergipanos de Porto da Folha, Gararu e Poço Redondo. Os dados foram obtidos por meio da aplicação de questionários aos produtores, contendo perguntas abertas que abordaram questões relacionadas desde o fator social ao econômico. Foi observado alto índice de analfabetismo entre os produtores dos assentamentos pesquisados (variando de 28,5 a 49%), o qual interfere negativamente no sistema de produção devido a sua dificuldade em entender e aplicar novas tecnologias. O rebanho era caracterizado por animais mestiços provenientes de cruzamentos entre Holandês e Gir ou Guzerá e pequena produção média diária (de 5,4 a 6,5 litros/vaca), com redução na lucratividade e comprometimento da renda familiar. Percebeu-se relação desfavorável entre o valor recebido por litro de leite - variando de R$ 0,52 a R$ 0,54, entre os assentamentos - e o custo médio de produção de um litro de leite, variando de R$ 1,19 a R$ 1,44. Além disso, a dificuldade de acesso à tecnologia e assistência técnica foram problemas encontrados em 23,8; 90 e 84,8%, respectivamente, nos assentamentos Paulo Freire, Cachoeirinha e Cajueiro. Dessa forma, é necessário o fomento de pesquisas e alternativas para melhorar a produtividade e a sustentabilidade de produtores com essas condições de criação e que o Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais Sem Terra (MST) invista principalmente em assistência técnica e educação aos assentados para que se promova uma aceleração e melhoria no seu desenvolvimento.</text>
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                <text>This study aimed to evaluate the oviposition preference of the Neotropical brown stink bug, Euschistus heros (F.) on artificial substrates of different colors (felt woven). For this, ten pairs of stink bugs were transferred into plastic pots. Each pot contained seven felts of 6x20 cm (100% polyester-atoxic) of different colors (white, black, blue, green, red, yellow and brown). The pots were evaluated daily for three weeks (21 days) being counted the number of eggs, clutches and eggs per clutch for each color of felt. The choice test was set in a completely randomized design. Data obtained was submitted to the analysis of variance and means were compared by Scott-Knott test at 5% probability. During the evaluation were produced 7074 eggs distributed in 977 clutches, accounting a mean of 7.06±0.67 eggs per clutch. Results indicated that females laid a significantly greater number of eggs (2380 and 1686) and a greater number of clutches (319 and 233) on the yellow and white felts, respectively, than on the remaining substrates. The substrates in color red, black and brown were the least preferred, and the colors blue and green were intermediate when compared with others. Therefore, the substrates colored yellow and white are suggested to be used in rearing E. heros in the laboratory.</text>
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                <text>Ciência Rural</text>
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                <text>En las etapas iníciales del proceso de selección clonal en caña de azúcar (Saccharum spp.) se realiza la selección indirecta para las variables toneladas de caña por hectárea (TCH) y porcentaje de sacarosa. Esta selección indirecta puede aumentar su eficiencia en la medida que se precise mejor el conocimiento acerca de la naturaleza y la magnitud de las asociaciones existentes entre las características de interés y entre éstas y los indicadores de productividad. El objetivo del presente trabajo fue estimar las correlaciones genéticas entre las variables de tipo agronómico (factores causales) y las de rendimiento (variables de respuesta), además descomponer su magnitud mediante análisis de sendero. Se evaluaron cinco caracteres de interés en caña de azúcar (altura, diámetro de tallos, población de tallos por metro, TCH y sacarosa (% caña)) en cinco localidades de la zona semiseca del valle del río Cauca para 17 variedades y dos testigos (CC 85-92 y MZC 74-275) en plantilla utilizando un diseño experimental Latice. Para estimar los coeficientes de correlación genética y de sendero (‘path coefficient’) se utilizó el software GENES. El análisis mostró que para obtener variedades con alto TCH y alta sacarosa (% caña), primero se deben seleccionar clones con altura superior que la variedad testigo CC 85-92 (334 cm) para asegurar un contenido alto de sacarosa y posteriormente hacer un segundo tamizado por tallos gruesos de diámetro mayor que el testigo (32 mm) y alta población de tallos igual o superiores que el testigo (14 tallos/m)</text>
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