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                <text>Una vía para abordar la seguridad alimentaria y producción de piensos es a través de la cría de insectos que exhiben una pequeña huella ecológica, tasas elevadas de crecimiento y reproducción, niveles altos de proteínas, grasas y minerales. Cuarenta cuyes en crecimiento se alimentaron para evaluar los efectos de dietas isonitrogenadas e isoenergéticas en las que se sustituyeron diferentes proporciones de harina de soja (0%, 16%, 32% y 50%) con Harina de Hermetia illucens evaluando consumo de alimento/día (g/día), consumo total de alimento (g), peso corporal final (g), aumento de peso total (g) e índice de conversión alimenticia. El ensayo se condujo en un Análisis de Varianza de medidas repetidas con corrección de Greennhouse-Geisser. La Proteína Cruda en harina de larva de Hermetia illucens fue de 42,16 ± 3,67% (materia seca), en reemplazo de harina de soja no mostró diferencia estadísticamente significativa entre la ganancia de peso diaria y el peso corporal. El remplazo de 32% presentó un mayor consumo diario: 49,05 ± 0,69 g, consumo total: 1717 ± 24,32 g y conversión alimenticia 3,22 ± 0,07. Incorporar harina de larva de Hermetia illucens al 16% del requerimiento proteico en alimentación de Cavia porcellus mostró una ingesta de alimento por día de 34,57 ± 0,56 y mejor conversión alimenticia, 2,50 ± 0,04. La harina de larva de Hermetia illucens es un excelente sustituto proteico de alta calidad que satisface los requerimientos nutricionales con menor cantidad de alimento en cuyes. Estos hallazgos brindan información sobre el potencial de la harina de Hermetia illucens como una fuente alternativa adecuada de harina de soja para la alimentación de cuyes.</text>
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                <text>Esta investigación tuvo como finalidad obtener harina de pescado para aprovechar la proteína de Loricariasp. (que no tiene valor comercial) en programas de Seguridad Alimentaria, utilizándola como insumo dealimento balanceado para cuyes (Cavia porcellus) y gallinas ponedoras (Gallus gallus). Se utilizó un DiseñoCentral Compuesto Rotable (DCCR) en base a la humedad inicial de biomasa y tiempo de secado; y comorespuesta la humedad final de harina. La Ventana Refractante utilizó película plástica de 0.7 mm (acetato decelulosa) que se colocó en una marmita a 83 °C ± 1 °C (3400 m.s.n.m.). La Metodología de SuperficieRespuesta indicó un modelo cuadrático (R2= 85.62%); y experimentalmente a humedad inicial de 59.11% ytiempo de secado 14.87 min, se obtiene harina de Loricaria sp. con humedad final de 6.89 ± 0.41%, quegarantizan su adecuado envasado y conservación. Se obtuvo harina de Loricaria sp. de nutritiva composiciónquímica proximal: proteína (37.36 ± 2.43 %), grasa (23.37 ± 1.22 %), ceniza (26.56 ± 2.01 %) y humedad(6.89 ± 0.41%); y excelente calidad, pues el contenido de amoniaco libre (14.38 ± 0.72 mg/100g) y el Índicede Peróxidos (6.91 ± 0.46 mEq O2/kg de aceite extraído de la harina) fueron menores al máximo permisible.</text>
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                <text>Purpose: To assess the diagnostic performances of five automated anti-SARS-CoV-2 immunoassays, Epitope (N), Diasorin (S1/S2), Euroimmun (S1), Roche N (N), and Roche S (S-RBD), and to provide a testing strategy based on pre-test probability. Methods: We assessed the receiver operating characteristic (ROC) areas under the curve (AUC) values, along with the sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive values (PPVs), and negative predictive values (NPVs), of each assay using a validation sample set of 172 COVID-19 sera and 185 negative controls against a validated S1-immunofluorescence as a reference method. The three assays displaying the highest AUCs were selected for further serodetection of 2033 sera of a large population-based cohort. Results: In the validation analysis (pre-test probability: 48.1%), Roche N, Roche S and Euroimmun showed the highest discriminant accuracy (AUCs: 0.99, 0.98, and 0.98) with PPVs and NPVs above 96% and 94%, respectively. In the population-based cohort (pre-test probability: 6.2%) these three assays displayed AUCs above 0.97 and PPVs and NPVs above 90.5% and 99.4%, respectively. A sequential strategy using an anti-S assay as screening test and an anti-N as confirmatory assays resulted in a 96.7% PPV and 99.5% NPV, respectively. Conclusions: Euroimmun and both Roche assays performed equally well in high pre-test probability settings. At a lower prevalence, sequentially combining anti-S and anti-N assays resulted in the optimal trade-off between diagnostic performances and operational considerations.</text>
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