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4. Heterologous expression of coffee HB12 confers tolerance to water deficit in transgenic plants through an ABA-independent route

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Cruz, Fernanda P., Loh, Roberta K.T.M., Arcuri, Mariana L.C., Dezar, Carlos, Arge, Luis W.P., Falcão, Thais, Romanel, Elisson, Morgante, Carolina V., Cerqueira, João V.A., Ribeiro, Thuanne P., Moura, Stefanie M., Arongaus, Adriana B., Arantes, Ighor L.G., Matta, Bruna P., Correa, Regis L., Romano, Eduardo, Grossi-de-Sa, Maria F., Bartels, Dorothea, Chan, Raquel L., and Alves-Ferreira, Márcio

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2024
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9. Early trajectories of cigarette and ENDS use among young adult recent Latino immigrants to U.S.

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Romano, Eduardo and Sanchez, Mariana

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*IMMIGRANTS, *RESEARCH funding, *SMOKING, *ELECTRONIC cigarettes, *HISPANIC Americans, *UNDERGRADUATES, *DESCRIPTIVE statistics, *LONGITUDINAL method, *ADULTS
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Background: Recent Latino immigrants (RLIs) to the U.S. have shown high smoking rates during their first year since arrival, raising concern about future escalation of tobacco use.Objective: To examine trajectories of cigarette and Electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) use among RLIs from pre-immigration (T0) through their first (T1) and second (T2) year in the U.S.Methods: Data originated from a longitudinal study of 540 (50% females) RLIs aged 18-34. Inclusion criteria was residing in Miami/Dade County (MDC), and having immigrated from a Latin American country within the past year. Trajectories were identified by using the Proc Traj procedure (SAS©, v 9.4).Results: Rates of cigarette use per month declined from 11.8 days/month in T0 to 4.9 d/m in T2. Rates for ENDS use however, increased from T0 (1.1 d/m) to T1 (1.8 d/m) and then lowered back to 0.9 d/m in T2. Four separate cigarette and e-cigarette use trajectories were identified. Only one of them showed increase in cigarette (10.6% of RLIs), and ENDS use (4.5% of RLIs). Being male, and not completing high school were significant factors in explaining smoking trajectories. Being younger than 30 years old was largely associated with ENDS use. No evidence of a substitution effect between cigarette and ENDS use was found.Discussion/Conclusions: Interventions to discourage tobacco use among Latino immigrants should begin early in the immigration process, aimed to preserve initial reductions and dissuade those at risk of increased tobacco use overtime. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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19. Long-term impact of familismo and ethnic identity on latinx college student drinking and high-risk consequences.

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Waldron, Katja A., Wolfe, Erin, Plisiewicz, Alexa, Turrisi, Robert J., and Romano, Eduardo

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GROUP identity, RESEARCH funding, HISPANIC Americans, FAMILIES, ATTITUDE (Psychology), ALCOHOL drinking in college, SHAME
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Familismo, ethnic pride, and ethnic shame were examined as longitudinal predictors of Latinx college student alcohol use and high-risk alcohol-related consequences. Latinx students completed measures during the fall of their first (T1), second (T2), and fourth (T4) year of college. T1 familismo was positively associated with T2 ethnic pride and negatively associated with T2 ethnic shame. T2 ethnic pride was negatively associated with T4 drinking, while T2 ethnic shame was positively associated with T4 drinking. T4 drinking was positively associated with T4 consequences. Results suggest that Latinx ethnic pride and ethnic shame during the second-year of college act as mediators between first-year familismo and fourth-year drinking and consequences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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23. Los años que ensancharon la literatura argentina.

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Romano, Eduardo

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LITERARY form, BOMBINGS, POPULAR culture, PHILOSOPHERS, LITERATURE, SUICIDE bombings
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2024
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25. Cannabis Adaptation During and After Alcohol Ignition Interlock Device Installation: A Longitudinal Study

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Scherer, Michael, Romano, Eduardo, King, Sagan, Marques, Paul, Romosz, Ann, Taylor, Eileen, Nochajski, Thomas H., Voas, Robert, Manning, Amy, and Tippetts, Scott

Subjects
Automobile Driving, Health (social science), Alcohol Drinking, Ethanol, Protective Devices, Accidents, Traffic, Policy Studies, Toxicology, Psychiatry and Mental health, Hallucinogens, Humans, Blood Alcohol Content, Longitudinal Studies, Cannabis
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OBJECTIVE: A common intervention to prevent alcohol-impaired driving are alcohol ignition interlock devices (IIDs), which prevent drivers with a blood alcohol concentration greater than .025% from starting the car. These devices force drivers to adapt their drinking to accommodate the device. Prior studies indicated a transfer of risk as some drivers with an IID may increase cannabis use as they decrease alcohol use. This study examines whether this increase in cannabis use persists after IID removal when alcohol use reverts to pre-IID levels. METHOD: The data are from the Managing Heavy Drinking (MHD) study of drivers in New York State. The MHD is a comprehensive three-wave study of drivers convicted of driving under the influence from 2015 to 2020. Participants (N = 189) completed all waves, and provided oral fluid/blood and hair samples to measure cannabis and alcohol use, respectively. Mixed between-within analysis of variance was conducted to assess cannabis use at IID installation (Time 1), removal (Time 2), and at 6-month follow-up (Time 3). RESULTS: In aggregate, participants increased their cannabis use over the course of the study. Drivers who decreased their alcohol use while the IID was installed on their car significantly increased their cannabis use while the IID was in place and further increased cannabis use after the device's removal. CONCLUSIONS: IIDs are efficacious in preventing alcohol-impaired driving. However, in some cases, they may have the unintended effect of increasing other substance use. The current study outlines the need for supplemental treatment interventions while on IID to prevent a transfer of risk to other substances, or polysubstance use after the device is removed.

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2022

31. TRATAMENTO FISIOTERAPÊUTICO EM PACIENTES PÓS-COVID

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Sousa Vendramine, Giovanna, primary, Henrique Possiano Pinto, Junio, additional, Oliveira de Carvalho, Vitoria, additional, Marques Lacerda, Vladimir, additional, Colombelli Pacca, Felipe, additional, Barbosa Novaes Marques, Norma, additional, Francesli Negri Reis, Andreia, additional, Quessada, Flavio, additional, Martini Romano, Eduardo, additional, Cortez Ferreira Pinheiro, Bruna, additional, and Pedro de Carvalho Tauyr, Emanuel, additional

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2023
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33. IMPORTÂNCIA DA FISIOTERAPIA PÓS-COVID

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Resende Ramos, Adriely, primary, Locali Couto Elias, Camila, additional, Lucca D. R. Suleiman, Georgeos, additional, Vitor Zeituni, João, additional, Barbosa Novaes Marques, Norma, additional, Colombelli Pacca, Felipe, additional, de Carvalho Junior, Araré, additional, Rud de Moraes, Ivan, additional, Martini Romano, Eduardo, additional, and Cortez Ferreira Pinheiro, Bruna, additional

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2023
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34. PREVALÊNCIA DA AUTOMEDICAÇÃO DE ACADÊMICOS DE MEDICINA NO ESTADO DE SÃO PAULO

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Guimarães Lopes, Guilherme, primary, de Marchi Iuga, Igor, additional, Gonçalves Ferreira, Lucas, additional, Augusto Nardi Robles, Miguel, additional, Colombelli Pacca, Felipe, additional, Colombelli Pacca, Carolina, additional, Regina Lopes Cunha, Andrea, additional, Rud de Moraes, Ivan, additional, Martini Romano, Eduardo, additional, Jairo Luiz da Silva, Guilherme, additional, and Beltrame Ferreira, Fabricio, additional

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2023
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35. INVESTIGAÇÃO DA PERCEPÇÃO DA AUSÊNCIA DE CADÁVERES PARA O ESTUDO DE ANATOMIA E SUA INFLUÊNCIA NA FORMAÇÃO DOS ESTUDANTES DE MEDICINA

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Brito Haikawa, Bhrenno, primary, Dias Arado, Geovana, additional, Teixeira Ramoniga, Lívia, additional, de Nadai Beato, Luanna, additional, Colombelli Pacca, Felipe, additional, Leandro Alves Bernardo, Paulo, additional, Cezar Polimeno, Augustus, additional, Yacubian, Juliana, additional, Martini Romano, Eduardo, additional, and Dantas Gimenes, Alexandre, additional

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2023
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36. ORIENTAÇÕES INICIAIS SOBRE REABILITAÇÃO EM PESSOAS COM INSUFICIÊNCIA RESPIRATÓRIA PÓS-COVID

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Sousa Vendramine, Giovanna, primary, Henrique Possiano Pinto, Junio, additional, Oliveira de Carvalho, Vitória, additional, Marques Lacerda, Vladimir, additional, Barbosa Novaes Marques, Norma, additional, Judite Alves Arruda, Andiara, additional, Moura dos Santos, Elizandra, additional, Cortez Ferreira Pinheiro, Bruna, additional, Martini Romano, Eduardo, additional, and Pedro de Carvalho Tauyr, Emanuel, additional

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2023
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37. INVESTIGAÇÃO SOBRE A EFICÁCIA DA HOMEOPATIA CONTRA A ANSIEDADE

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Alves Azevedo Teixeira, Alessa, primary, Campos Primo, Beatriz, additional, Nogarotto Cembranelli, Ítalo, additional, Rodrigues Santi, Lívia, additional, Colombelli Pacca, Felipe, additional, Mendes da Silva, Mariana, additional, Laguna Neto, Daniel, additional, Nakamura Avona, Fabiana, additional, and Martini Romano, Eduardo, additional

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2023
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38. DESCONFIANÇA DE UMA PARCELA DA SOCIEDADE BRASILEIRA EM RELAÇÃO ÀS VACINAS CONTRA A COVID-19

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Piron Ruiz, Gabriel, primary, Vinícios Rodrigues Cabral, Marcos, additional, Costa Sousa, Iago, additional, Ambar Nassif, Eduardo, additional, Barbosa Novaes Marques, Norma, additional, Leticia Daher Aprigio da Silva, Ana, additional, Francesli Negri Reis, Andreia, additional, Martini Romano, Eduardo, additional, and Regina Goulart Bernardes, Ely, additional

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2023
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43. Differential Impact of Acclimation and Acute Water Deprivation in the Expression of Key Transcription Factors in Soybean Roots

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Guimarães-Dias, Fábia, Neves-Borges, Anna C., Conforte, Alessandra J., Giovanella-Kampmann, Leonardo, Ferreira, André V. J., Amorim, Regina M. S., Benevent, Magda A., Lisei de Sá, Maria Eugênia, Mesquita, Rosilene O., Rodrigues, Fabiana A., Nepomuceno, Alexandre L., Romano, Eduardo, Loureiro, Marcelo E., Grossi-de-Sá, Maria Fátima, and Alves-Ferreira, Márcio

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2016
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44. The shifting context of immigration for recent Latino/a immigrants over the past decade: Findings from an established immigrant receiving community in the U.S.

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Sanchez, Mariana, primary, Westrick, Ashly C., additional, Wang, Weize, additional, Barton, Alexa, additional, Penn, Alvonee, additional, Galvez, Gemma, additional, Novoa, Osmari, additional, Lee, Ian J., additional, Cano, Miguel Ángel, additional, Rojas, Patria, additional, Romano, Eduardo, additional, and De La Rosa, Mario R., additional

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2022
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47. Paving the Way for Gene Silencing in Lepidoptera: Integrated Sequencing Data Unveil the Rnai Core Machinery of Leucoptera Coffeella.

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Martins, Natalia, primary, Nascimento, Eliza, additional, Vidal, Leonardo, additional, Lucena-Leandro, Vivian, additional, Junqueira, Camila, additional, Soares, Fernanda, additional, Viana, Marcos, additional, Nobrega, Pollyana, additional, Fontes, Wagner, additional, Luz, Isabelle, additional, Mehta, Angela, additional, Romano, Eduardo, additional, Clarindo, Wellington, additional, Dantas, Juliana, additional, Togawa, Roberto, additional, and Albuquerque, Erika, additional

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2022
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50. A Night in Tijuana: Female Victimization in a High-Risk Environment

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Kelley-Baker, Tara, Mumford, Elizabeth A., Vishnuvajjala, Radha, Voas, Robert B., Romano, Eduardo, and Johnson, Mark

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We examine the epidemiology of victimization among females crossing the U.S. border to drink in Tijuana, Mexico, with the purpose of creating a framework for an intervention to improve safety among female youth in drinking settings. Drinking history, history of victimization, evening drinking experience, and environmental factors are assessed. Among female crossers surveyed in 2005-2006, 53% reported experiencing some type of victimization, with 29% experiencing moderate physical aggression and 38% experiencing unwanted moderate sexual incidents. Youth and reported history of verbal abuse were consistently associated with victimization with more participants frequently reporting incidents of victimization. Predictors of victimization among young females (aged 16-20) generally included environmental factors, whereas evening drinking was associated with victimization among women aged 21 and older.

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2008

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