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ResumenLa comunicación científica se puede llevar a cabo de diferentes maneras. En este artículo se describen y detallan las principales tipologías que podemos encontrarnos entre las diversas fuentes de información. Así, quedan recogidas las colaboraciones voluntarias y los artículos encargados.También se repasan los nuevos formatos de divulgación del conocimiento, que podemos encontrar en Internet, como son las listas de distribución, blogs, etc.AbstractScientific communication can be carried out of different ways. In this article, main typologies that we can find in several information sources, are described and detailed. Thus, the voluntary contributions and the articles in charge remain collected.Also new knowledge dissemination formats are reviewed, we can find them in the Internet, like distribution lists, blogs, etc.

RESUMENNARIC –National Rehabilitation Information Center- agrupa en su portal gran cantidad de información sobre discapacidad y terapia ocupacional. Está organizada en tres secciones de las cuales nos centraremos en Researchers, dividida a su vez en tres: REHABDATA, NIDRR y Naric Knowledgebase.REHABDATA es una base de datos que recoge resúmenes e información bibliográfica relacionada con la investigación en terapia ocupacional desde 1956 hasta la actualidad. Permite seis formas de búsqueda: avanzada, en los campos de los registros, por los términos del tesauro, por títulos de revista y por editor.El National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) financia trabajos de investigación relacionados con incapacidad. A través de esta sección se recuperan mediante diferentes interfaces las referencias de todos estos trabajos.Knowledgebase es una base de datos que cuenta con cuatro tipos de recursos: Organizaciones y servicios, publicaciones periódicas, bases de datos y directorios, y recursos de Internet. La información se divide en cinco apartados: búsqueda simple, avanzada, y tres directorios.ABSTRACTNARIC –National Rehabilitation Information Center- groups in its web great amount of information on disability and occupational therapy. It is organized in three sections of which we will be centered in Researchers, divided as well in three: REHABDATA, NIDRR and Naric KnowledgebaseREHABDATA is a database that gathers summaries and bibliographical information related to the investigation in occupational therapy from 1956 to the present time. It allows six search forms: advanced, in the fields of the records, by the terms of the thesaurus, titles of magazine and publisher.The National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR) finances works of investigation related to disability. Through this section the references from all these works are retrieved by different interfaces.Knowledgebase is a database that contains four types of resources: organizations and services, serials. Databases and directories, and internet resources. The information is divided in five sections: advanced and simple search, and three directories.

Resumen: El objetivo de este artículo es sintetizar los principales aspectos lingüísticos y gramaticales revisados en la literatura, para mejorar la redacción escrita de los artículos científicos. Se repasan los principales errores de la escritura científica y se hacen algunas recomendaciones generales para mejorar el estilo.Abstract: The aim of this paper is summarise main revised linguistic and grammatical aspects in literature, to improve the composition of scientific articles. Main mistakes in scientific writing are checked and it is done general recommendations to improve the style.

Resumen: El objetivo de este artículo es revisar los principales aspectos tipográficos para facilitar la legibilidad y la facilidad de lectura en la Web de un texto científico escrito.Abstract: The aim of this paper is review main typographical aspects to improve the legibility and readability of a scientific writing in the Web.

A morphologic classification based on the cytochemical characteristics of blood cells of 35 juvenile loggerhead sea turtles (Caretta caretta) is described. Cytochemical stains included benzidine peroxidase, chloroacetate esterase, alpha-naphthyl butyrate esterase (with and without sodium fluoride), acid phosphatase (with and without tartaric acid), Sudan black B, periodic acid-Schiff, and toluidine blue. The morphologic characteristics of erythrocytes were similar to those reported in green turtles. Six types of white blood cells were identified: heterophils, eosinophils, basophils, lymphocytes, monocytes and thrombocytes. Except for the basophils, the rest of the white blood cells from loggerhead turtles had different cytochemical characteristics compared to blood cells from other sea turtle species. The leukocyte differential count was different from that reported for other sea turtle species. Heterophils were the most numerous leukocytes from these loggerhead turtles, followed by lymphocytes, eosinophils, monocytes and basophils. This paper provides a morphologic classification of blood cells of loggerhead sea turtles that is useful for veterinary surgeons involved in sea turtle conservation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]