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Séon-Massin, Nirmala. "La radiation adaptative en environnement hétérogène : effets de la dispersion et des perturbations." Paris 6, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA066123.
Full textPeccoud, Jean. "Spéciation écologique et radiation adaptative dans le complexe du puceron du pois, Acyrthosiphon pisum." Rennes, Agrocampus Ouest, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009NSARA063.
Full textThe hypothesis of ecological speciation states that the selection of adaptive traits in different ecological niches can causes reproductive isolation, even if populations under divergent selection are not geographically isolated. Documented examples of ecological speciation are scarce, but specialized phytophagous insects feedingon restricted host ranges are good candidates. Indeed, specialization of insect populations of different host plants can cause various forms of reproductive isolation, such as habitat isolation or temporal isolation. The pea aphid, Acyrthosiphon pisum, thus presents genetically differentiated and highly specialized sympatric biotypes feeding on restricted host ranges are good candidates. Indeed, specialization of insect populations on different host plants can cause various forms of reproductive isolation, such as habitat isolation or temporal isolation
Ropiquet, Anne. "Etude des radiations adaptatives au sein des Antilopinae (Mammalia, Bovidae)." Paris 6, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA066407.
Full textLe, Péchon Timothée. "Systématique des dombeyoideae (Malvaceae, ex-"Sterculiaceae") des Mascareignes : approches morphologique et moléculaire." Paris 6, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA066069.
Full textRamdarshan, Anusha. "Adaptive radiations and ecological diversity of primates during the early Tertiary." Thesis, Montpellier 2, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011MON20127.
Full textSoon after its appearance at the beginning of the Tertiary, the Primate order underwent several successive episodes of diversification which were the basis for the emergence of the higher taxonomic groups that can be observed in nature today. Despite the importance of these events, little is known regarding the factors that governed them, in particular the importance of the ecological factors involved. The Paleocene-Eocene transition in North America and Europe was marked by a period of major global warming. It was during this time that modern primates (Euprimates) appeared and dispersed before experiencing an explosive diversification throughout the Eocene. This study aims to characterize the emergence of this diversity through the identification of ecological factors, such as environment, resource partitioning and competition. In this framework, the study of dental structure and of dental microwear is used to reconstruct the diet of Paleogene primates (Adapiformes, Omomyiformes, Anthropoidea and Plesiadapiformes), one of the best indicators of the ecology of a given animal. In Europe, although exhibiting a dental morphology better suited to insect-eating, the first euprimates (e.g., Donrussellia [adapiformes]) were fruit-eaters, only supplementing their diet with insects. They mostly occupied different niches to co-occurring plesiadapiforms (leaf-, fruit- and gum-eaters). The diversification of euprimates led to the increasing competition among primate communities and to the apparition of different dietary specializations. For example, Adapines, initially having a diet based on fruit, show a dietary shift by incorporating leaves and harder objects in their diet.In Asia, the study of fossil primate communities has highlighted resource partitioning and competition among small-bodied primates (eosimiids, tarsiids, and adapids), which all had a diet based on fruit and insects. Asian anthropoids (amphipithecids) show some singular ecological specialization towards sclerocarpic foraging.In Africa, Eocene primates show a high diversity, with the colonisation of numerous ecological niches such as insect-eating (adapiformes), fruit-eating (adapiformes, strepsirhines and anthropoids) et leaf-eating (adapiformes, anthropoides).This study highlights dietary diversity and variability which can exist for a given primate (extant or fossil) according to factors which can be biological in nature (i.e., competition) or not (i.e., environment, geography). The comparison between the different continents demonstrates that primates (Adapiformes, Omomyiformes, and Anthropoidea) occupied different niches in different primate communities. These differences in resource partitioning and competition are most probably reflected in the different paths these adaptive radiations took
Auvinet, Juliette. "Histoire évolutive des remaniements chromosomiques en liaison avec la mobilisation d'éléments transposables chez les téléostéens antarctiques Nototheniidae : la radiation adaptative du groupe " Trematomus "." Thesis, Sorbonne université, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018SORUS371/document.
Full textIn the last 20 My, multiple glacial-interglacial cycles led to strong and repeated environmental changes on the Antarctic continental shelf. In this changing environment, nototheniid fishes diversified through several rounds of species radiation (one of which within Trematominae), and now constitute the dominant group in Antarctic teleosts. Among Nototheniidae, the group « Trematomus » (genera Cryothenia, Pagothenia, Trematomus and Indonotothenia) exhibits the highest chromosomal diversity, with diploid chromosome numbers ranging between 24 and 58, involving many rearrangements probably linked to speciation. We characterized the nature of these chromosomal repatternings. With an inferred ancestral state of 2n = 48 acrocentric chromosomes, a conserved number of chromosomal structural units, and a constancy of the genomes sizes we measured; the hypothesis of structural modifications is favored rather than a whole genome duplication associated to drastic reductions. In order to reconstruct an evolutionary scenario of such chromosomal rearrangements accompanying the trematomine diversification, we identified interspecific chromosomal homologies. This allowed us to reconstruct the rearrangements events (mostly centric and tandem fusions). We plotted them on a phylogeny we reconstructed based on our own ddRAD-seq data. Contrary to what was reported for the Notothenia, our results are in favor of independent acquisitions. Transposable elements (TEs) can lead to chromosomal rearrangements through ectopic recombination events, hinting at a role as drivers of specific-lineage diversification. Moreover, due to their epigenetic regulation, TEs can be mobilized when thermic changes occur. We focused on three retrotransposon superfamilies (DIRS, Gypsy and Copia) in nototheniid genomes. The DIRS1 showed unexpected accumulation patterns of insertion in the centromeric and pericentromeric regions. Given the mechanism of DIRS1 transposition and their tendency to sometimes insert on pre-existing copies (homing), we suggest a role of DIRS1 elements as facilitators of the fusions that occurred during the trematomine radiation
Labonne, Gaëlle. "Modèle de développement et évolution du patron dentaire chez les rongeurs actuels et fossiles : radiation adaptative et émergence de phénotype : le cas des Arvicolinae (Rodentia)." Thesis, Dijon, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014DIJOS086/document.
Full textThe evolution of mammalian dentition is defined by profound morphological modifications as occlusion and heterodonty. Among rodents, characterized by a reduced dental formula, arvicolines have a highly derived dentition, with prismatic and hypsodont molars. The aim of this Ph.D thesis is to explore various morphological innovations through developmental and adaptive aspects. Geometric morphometric methods were used on molars, incisors and mandibles to investigate the dynamics of development and evolution of dentition. A developmental model predicting molar proportions is tested and confirmed for the rodent order; it could be also extended to the premolar. The relationship between dental morphology, in particular molar proportions, and diet is complex, diet being not directly inferred from one morphological trait. Yet, covariations between molars inform on masticatory movement and thus on function. Our results confirmed that morphologies could be understood from a complex combination of historical, functional and developmental constraints. The various structures of the mandible have a complex hierarchical organization. The development of mammalian dentition is controlled by similar processes but through times, mechanisms as heterochrony may lead to a diversification of phenotypes
Octave, Nadia. "La radiothérapie adaptative et guidée par imagerie avec la technologie Cone-Beam CT : mise en oeuvre en vue du traitement de la prostate." Thesis, Toulouse 3, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015TOU30207/document.
Full textImaging is now fully integrated in the radiation therapy process. With on-board CBCT systems, tomography imaging allows not only patient positioning but also treatment planning adaptation with patient anatomy modifications, throughout the entire treatment. This is called adaptive radiation therapy, and is the main subject of this PhD thesis. During this work, we measured the repositioning accuracy of the system used. We also developed a treatment strategy using daily CBCT images and a personalized plan database to adapt treatment plan to patient anatomy. We found a way to select the daily treatment plan that shows superiority over operator selection. Then we also quantified the additional dose delivered while using this technique and the impact with regards to the risks added to patients. As a conclusion, with CBCT imaging, radiation therapy has entered an era where one can see what need to be treated, can treat what has been seen and can control what has been treated
CASNER, ALEXIS. "Déformations, manipulations et instabilités d'interfaces liquides induites par la pression de radiation d'une onde laser." Phd thesis, Université Sciences et Technologies - Bordeaux I, 2002. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00001637.
Full textMokrani, Sofiane. "Maintenance de la stabilité chromosomique des cellules souches neurales murines au cours du développement et après un stress génotoxique aiguë ou chronique Impaired brain development and behavior of Xlf null mice linked to chromosome instability-induced premature neurogenesis Higher Chromosome Stability in Mouse Embryonic Neural Stem and Progenitor Cells than in Fibroblasts in Response to Acute or Chronic Genotoxic Stress." Thesis, Institut polytechnique de Paris, 2019. http://www.theses.fr/2019IPPAX010.
Full textPrenatal exposure to ionizing radiation has been associated with many neurodevelopmental disorders due to the DNA damage induced in neural stem and progenitors cells (NSPC). Thus, genetic stability of NSPC is crucial for brain development and homeostasis. Nevertheless, genomic alterations occurring during development in NSPC may have a potential impact on the physiological neuronal diversity. XLF is a component of the NHEJ (Non-Homologous End-Joining) repair pathway. Here, we show that NSPC from Xlf-/- embryos exhibit increased chromosome instability, leading to premature neurogenesis and consequently neurobehavioral disorders. Using cytogenetic approaches, we compared the chromosome stability of mouse embryonic NSPC and fibroblasts (MEF) exposed to acute (γ-irradiation) or chronic (incorporation of tritiated thymidine into DNA) genotoxic stress. Our results demonstrate the higher capacity of NSPC as compared to MEF to maintain their genomic integrity. We evidenced that NSPC have more efficient DNA repair activity than MEF, allowing them to develop an adaptive response to chronic genotoxic stress. This adaptive response involves XLF and acts together with apoptosis and cell cycle checkpoints to preserve the stability of the genome and to eliminate damaged cells. Altogether, our results provide new insights into the robust DNA damage response in NSPC and highlight the importance of Xlf during brain development
Lahaye, Renaud. "Phylogénie moléculaire des secamonoideae (Apocynaceae S. L. ) : histoire biogéographique et évolution des formes de croissance." Toulouse 3, 2005. http://www.theses.fr/2005TOU30253.
Full textPhylogenetic relationships within the subfamily Secamonoideae are inferred from four chloroplast regions: both the introns 5'trnK and trnL, the spacers trnT-L et trnL-F, and the gene matK. The study shows that these nucleotide sequences are phylogenetically congruent. Maximum parsimony and Bayesian analyses of the combined matrix support the position of the Secamonoideae as sister group to the Asclepiadoideae. Within the Secamonoideae, the genera Secamonopsis, Pervillaea, and Toxocarpus are monophyletic. The genus Calyptranthera is paraphyletic and the monophyly of the main genus Secamone remains uncertain. A Maximum Likelihood tree obtained without molecular clock constraint, transformed by NPRS, and calibrated by the appearance of Secamone volubilis on the volcanic island La Reunion, estimated the divergence of the Secamonoideae at about –15 millions years, latter than the fragmentation of the Gondwana. The subfamily has reached Madagascar from an African ancestor during the Miocene. On the island, the Secamonoideae show an adaptive radiation with rapid speciations and an important morphological diversification. During the Pliocene, the main genus Secamone shows several dispersals events from Madagascar back to Africa, and from Madagascar to Asia. There has been also exchanges within this genus between Africa and Southeast Asia in the early Pliocene. The actual distribution of the Secamonoideae around the Indian Ocean Basin would be mainly due to long-distance dispersal events. .
Mestrovic, Ante. "Integration of daily imaging, plan adaptation and radiation delivery for near real-time adaptive radiation therapy." Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2009. http://hdl.handle.net/2429/3990.
Full textHilton, Zoe. "Physiological adaptation in the radiation of New Zealand triplefin fishes (Family Tripterygiidae)." Thesis, University of Auckland, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/2292/5902.
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Pescheck, Frauke [Verfasser]. "Adaptation to ultraviolet radiation in marine green macroalgae : screening and tolerance / Frauke Pescheck." Kiel : Universitätsbibliothek Kiel, 2018. http://d-nb.info/1153768453/34.
Full textSinquin, Jean-Christophe. "Analyse de surface d'onde infrarouge par modulateur acousto-optique." Grenoble 2 : ANRT, 1988. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb37618580c.
Full textVilela, Reíssa Alves. "Efeito do ambiente térmico na fisiologia adaptativa de bubalinos." Universidade de São Paulo, 2013. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/74/74131/tde-05042013-153125/.
Full textThe aim of the study was to evaluate the thermoregulatory mechanisms, based on a temporal approach, in relation to different heat storages provided by different types of thermal environments (with and without solar radiation). Twelve Mediterranean buffalo heifers were submitted to four experiments during the summer of 2010 to 2012 outlined to achieve specific objectives. Environmental parameters dry bulb temperature; wet bulb temperature; relative humidity; winds speed and black globe temperature were measured. Physiological parameters rectal temperature; base of tail temperature; skin temperature; hair coat surface temperature; respiratory rate and sweating rate were measured. The statistical analysis were done with the assistance of the Statistical Analysis System, version9.1.3(SAS Institute Inc., Cary, NC, USA), using procedures UNIVARIATE,CORR, GLM and MIXED. The first experiment aimed to verify the thermoregulatory reactions of the warm environment in the climatic chamber. Increasing the air temperature in a controlled environment influenced all physiological variables throughout the day (P<0,01). The increase in the sweating rate during heat stress led to the depletion of plasma potassium (P=0,0051). In experiment 2, which assessed the thermoregulatory reactions in the presence of direct solar radiation, it was observed the influence of sun exposure on all physiological variables throughout the day (P<0.01). The favorable thermal gradient at night attenuated the effects of heat stress without identifying the effect of direct sun exposure on blood constituents. In experiment 3, that aimed to measure the heat acquisition rate under the sun subsequently comparing it with the speed of heat dissipation under the shade, it was observed that one hour exposure to the sun increased respiratory rate at 189,24 % and rectal temperature at 1,46 %. After returning the shade for one hour, it was found reductions of 191,75 % and 0,57 %, respectively. The Experiment 4 evaluated the dynamics of evaporative thermolysis and thermal balance of radiation and convection under conditions of direct solar radiation. Reducing the mean radiant temperature, the animals started to lose the stored heat by radiation, reduced losses by thermal polipneia while the losses by sweating remain high.
MacLean, Roderick Craig. "Adaptive radiation and the evolution of resource specialization in experimental populations of Pseudomonas fluorescens." Thesis, McGill University, 2004. http://digitool.Library.McGill.CA:80/R/?func=dbin-jump-full&object_id=85576.
Full textDeRuvo, Sharon Lynn Speidel 1956. "Nursing diagnoses using Roy's Adaptation Model for persons with cancer receiving external beam radiation therapy." Thesis, The University of Arizona, 1992. http://hdl.handle.net/10150/278123.
Full textVijverberg, Catharina Adriana. "Adaptive radiation of Australian and New Zealand Microseris (Asteraceae) a case study based on molecular and morphological markers /." [S.l. : Amsterdam : s.n.] ; Universiteit van Amsterdam [Host], 2001. http://dare.uva.nl/document/57719.
Full textLettieri, Liliana B. "The evolution of cleaning mutualism and predator cooperation in a radiation of Caribbean fishes." Diss., Georgia Institute of Technology, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/1853/34690.
Full textGrosset, Lucas. "Observations extragalactiques avec optique adaptative : polarisation dans les noyaux actifs de Galaxie et étude des super amas d'étoiles." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017PSLEO004/document.
Full textDespite having strong theoretical models, the current limitation in our understanding of the small-scale structures of galaxies is linked to the lack of observational evidences. Many powerful telescopes and instruments have been developed in the last decades, however one of these strongest tools, namely Adaptive Optics (AO), can only be used on a very limited number of targets. Indeed, for AO to be efficient, a bright star is required close to the scientific target, typically under 30 . This is mandatory for the AO systems to be able to measure the atmospheric turbulence and this condition is rarely satisfied for extended extragalactic targets such as galaxies. The main part of this thesis work consisted in going deeper in the analysis of the inner tens of parsecs of Active Nuclei (AGN) by combining different techniques to obtain and to interpret new data. In this context, we developed a new radiative transfer code to analyse the polarimetric data. A second part of my work was dedicated to a high angular resolution study of Super Star Clusters (SSC) in a new system, thanks to data obtained with the AO demonstrator CANARY instrument
SIGNORATO, RICCARDO. "Optiques réflectives pour les lignes de lumière ESRF en mode actif/adaptatif." Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble), 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997GRE10302.
Full textAndersson, Emma. "Adaptive trait utility in the feeding apparatus of European whitefish (Coregonus lavaretus) : Relationships between feeding morphology and maximum and minimum prey size in the diet of whitefish." Thesis, Umeå universitet, Institutionen för ekologi, miljö och geovetenskap, 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-104986.
Full textKautt, Andreas F. [Verfasser]. "Genome-wide Patterns of Adaptation and Speciation and Demographic Histories of Young Radiations of Cichlids / Andreas F. Kautt." Konstanz : Bibliothek der Universität Konstanz, 2016. http://d-nb.info/1156533872/34.
Full textSouza, José Eduardo Pereira. "Proposta de filtragem adaptativa de pulsos transientes para proteção de circuitos integrados sob efeito da radiação." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2013. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/99334.
Full textThis dissertation proposes the use of an adaptive filtering technique of transient pulses in order to protect the integrated circuit under the effect of radiation. To ensure this technique it is necessary to use a tolerant radiation flip-flop having the ability to have a configurable delay adjustment. The purpose of the use a programmable radiation hardened flip-flop is having option of to select the most appropriate delay in the SET temporal filtering for each flip-flop in a circuit. Thus, each flip-flop can filter SETs by using different delays based on the propagation-delay of its logical path. The propagation-delay variances among multiple paths can be used to increase or reduce the delay of the SET filtering. This approach was validated in a case-study by electrical simulation with injection of thousands of SET pulses of different widths, which were randomly injected in a circuit with adaptive filtering technique and the results showed efficient use of this SET filtering technique in integrated circuits. In order to maximize the results of this technique a new programmable delay element was developed and inserted into the flip-flop. This approach of the new element was validated in a second case-study, using a set of benchmark circuits from ISCAS’85 was also evaluated by injecting faults. Results showed that using the proposed method, the number of errors can be reduced without decreasing the performance and with low area overhead.
Agogué, Hélène. "Diversité des bactéries de la microcouche de surface de l'eau de mer : spécificité, adaptation et résistance aux radiations solaires." Lyon 1, 2004. http://www.theses.fr/2004LYO10085.
Full textSchmid, Quentin. "Modélisation du rayonnement thermique en immersion de volume." Thesis, Paris Sciences et Lettres (ComUE), 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PSLEM086/document.
Full textFor heating and quenching operations occurring during material forming processes, thermal radiation is the the predominant physical phenomenon. Hence, when one tries to simulate such processes, it is important to have at disposal powerful tools for the numerical modelling of thermal radiation.The numerical simulation of these processes often rises numerous problems and questions, as the representation of a complex environment, involving several components ( ingots, burners, nozzles, walls), to deal with different coupled physical phenomena ( flow, heat transfer, boiling, thermal radiation). In this regard, some “immersed” numerical methods, allows a generalist treatment of these different problems, have gained popularity and drag interest of the scientific community in the recent years.The Thost project, aiming to produce a software for heat transfer during material forming processes, fits in the framework, and this PhD is part of this project. The goal is therefore to design tools for numerical modelling of thermal radiation within the immersed volume method of the Thost software. Two approaches are presented: one consisting in the adaptation of an existing method to the context of the immersed volume method, another concerning the development of a formulation for a specific model of radiation. These methods are then tested on industrial applications provided by our partners
Braunschweig, Suzanne Hill. "The acclimation ability of the shale barren endemic Eriogonum alleni to light and heat." Diss., Virginia Tech, 1993. http://hdl.handle.net/10919/40037.
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Teselkin, Oleksiy. "Repeatability of the Adaptation of Pseudomonas fluorescens to Low Glucose." Thèse, Université d'Ottawa / University of Ottawa, 2014. http://hdl.handle.net/10393/30986.
Full textSoulard, Chantal. "Description du caryotype de cinq espèces de Tellinacea, Mollusques, Bivalves : comparaisons interspécifiques et étude des relations entre les données chromosomiques et les principales radiations adaptatives dans la superfamille des Tellinacea et dans la classe des Bivalves." Bordeaux 1, 1990. http://www.theses.fr/1990BOR10515.
Full textGazave, Julien. "Contribution à la mise en œuvre de moyens de simulation numérique pour l’étude de la vulnérabilité des systèmes électriques soumis à l’environnement radiatif et électromagnétique du Laser Mégajoule." Limoges, 2007. https://aurore.unilim.fr/theses/nxfile/default/26195fe5-1740-4532-a7b9-e1658e3c2248/blobholder:0/2007LIMO4045.pdf.
Full textWhen fusion ignition will be attained inside the target chambers of high energy laser facilities (LMJ-France and NIF-USA), a harsh environment, composed of nuclear particles and an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) will be induced. All electronic devices located in the vicinity will be sensitive to this environment. In the first part of this work, a simulation method has been developed to evaluate transient currents that will be induced in coaxial cables. The relevance of this model is then discussed thanks to comparisons with experimental results. In a second part, the possibility to simulate the propagation of the EMP, inside and outside such a big structure as a target chamber, using the FDTD method is evaluated. The use of a classic FDTD method is impossible for this kind of simulation because of the huge computer resources needs. It is the reason why a 3D space-time subgridding method for FDTD has been developed and some massively parallel FDTD calculations have also been performed
Levy, Antonin. "Impact of microbiota on intestinal stem cells survival after irradiation." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018USPCC321.
Full textThe intestinal epithelium is a fast self-renewing tissue implicating an active intestinal stem cells (ISCs) pool uniquely identified by the LGR5 marker. The gut epithelium needs to cope with continuous stressors in relation with its digestive and barrier functions. The gut microbiota, including pathogens and commensal bacteria, influences the integrity and physiology of the gut epithelium. The interaction of microbiota-derived molecules with host innate immune receptors is required for gut homeostasis and its role is even more important upon stress conditions, particularly those inducing strong oxidative stress. LGR5+ ISCs express the cytosolic innate immune sensor NOD2. The NOD2 ligand muramyl-dipeptide (MDP), a peptidoglycan motif common to all bacteria, promotes ISCs survival over an otherwise lethal oxidative stress-mediated signal. Yet, the underlying protective mechanisms remained unknown. Exposure of axenic or conventional mice to ionizing radiation leads to different outcomes. Axenic animals display less radiation enteritis than their conventional counterparts. However, the mechanisms conferring radioresistance to axenic mice are poorly understood. Preliminary data from our group indicated that axenic-ISCs are resistant to chemotherapy-induced damages, suggesting that the microbiota might be involved in initiating the sensitivity of ISCs to oxidative-stress generating agents.To characterize the microbiota-ISCs interaction after ionizing radiation, we used both in vivo and in vitro (mini-gut organoid culture) mice models. We found that, following irradiation in vitro, (i) Nod2 transcription was increased in ISCs and (ii) MDP specifically promoted ISCs protection. We then showed that the addition of MDP induced a strong reduction of total and mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (ROS) within ISCs after irradiation. LGR5+ ISCs display high mitochondrial activity and mitochondria are the richest source of ROS. We demonstrated that ISCs-intrinsic mitophagy, an important mechanism for ISCs homeostasis, is activated by MDP, suggesting a role for its receptor NOD2. Moreover, organoids lacking autophagy protein 16 (ATG16L1 KO) did not benefit from MDP cytoprotection following irradiation in vitro. MDP-mediated cytoprotection, however, could be restored in the ATG16L1 KO context by adding a ROS-scavenging agent. We also confirmed defects in the mitophagy process in organoids from NOD2 KO mice. These findings elucidate the mechanisms of cytoprotection induced by MDP and highlight the NOD2-autophagy links. We also showed the relative radioresistance of crypts in axenic animals, compared to control mice in vivo. Additionally, organoids from axenic mice were relatively resistant to ionizing radiation in comparison with organoids from conventional mice. On the other hand, organoids from conventionalized mice (axenic mice displaced in conventional animal facilities) and antibiotic-treated mice were not relatively radioresistant. Basal level of ROS in the gut epithelium was reduced in axenic animals. We confirmed transcriptional differences in the activation of the ROS-producing machinery in ISCs from axenic mice (at basal level and after irradiation), as compared to control mice. We particularly showed that expression of the NADPH oxidase 1 subunit (Nox1) is regulated by the microbiota within ISCs. Hence, specific pattern recognition receptors activation is implicated in Nox1 priming by the microbiota.Our data suggest that the microbiota plays a dual role on ISCs: it regulates the ROS machinery, for instance allowing ISCs to respond to pathogens and it exerts a cytoprotective effect after aggression. These findings open the way to dissect additional molecular pathways involved in ISCs homeostasis and to new prospects for translation into clinical practice
Souza, Laura Barreto de Paula. "Diversificação e evolução fenotípica em peixes cascudos (Siluriformes: Loricariidae: Loricariinae)." Pós-Graduação em Ecologia e Conservação, 2018. http://ri.ufs.br/jspui/handle/riufs/8003.
Full textOne of the major causes of the phylogenetic, temporal and spatial variation of species richness is attributed to the processes of differential speciation and extinction of lineages, named diversification. There is also a great phenotypic diversity among species that may be related to diversification. The development of phylogenetic comparative methods allowed the study of the diversification and evolution of species traits. The aim of this study is to investigate the pattern of diversification and trait evolution of the suckermouth armored catfish, Loricariinae subfamily, and to investigate if these attributes are related to the diversification rates within the clade. We used a phylogeny containing 114 representatives of subfamily species and their attributes body size, climatic niche and microhabitat (substrate) - position and width for both - to evaluate the evolutionary rates and test the relationship between these different axes of the species niche and their evolutionary rates. We estimated diversification rates with BAMM and performed phylogenetic correlation analyzes (STRAPP) to address the question of whether the attributes are related to the diversification process in the subfamily. We also performed analyzes of disparity through time (DTT) to explore the temporal pattern of phenotypic evolution. The diversification analysis showed that the subfamily had high rates of diversification. Body size presented heterogeneous rates among clades, presenting a shift of diversification in which the specie Paraloricaria agastor had the smallest size of the clade. Climatic niche position presented a heterogeneous pattern of diversification rates, with a shift involving six species of Rineloricaria that retained their niche position. Diversification of the climatic niche width revealed the most heterogeneous pattern, presenting four shifts occurring in clades in which some species possessed greater climatic niche widths. However, the rates of diversification of both micro-habitat position and width did not show any shift. The STRAPP test revealed no correlation between any of the traits studied with diversification, showing that evolutionary process of Loricariinae seems to be independent of the phenotypic attributes investigated. The DTT revealed that in most of the Loricariinae’s evolutionary history, the averages of disparity of the studied attributes evolved under neutral evolution, although they presented peaks of phenotypic disparity within the clades in the most recent time. The results showed that Loricarinae evolved through a non-adaptive radiation where vicariant events would have promoted allopatric speciation and the high diversification rates. In fact, it is known that the radiation of Neotropical fishes was closely related to geological processes of basin formation (hydrogeological hypothesis). DTTs analyzes reinforces this claim, because in most of the evolutionary history the attributes evolved neutrally, without association with diversification, as expected in non-adaptive radiation. Although the subfamily evolved under non-adaptive radiation, divergent selection processes possibly occurred in species independently, promoting significant disparity of attributes within the clades at the present time. The results obtained highlights a peculiar evolutionary history for Loricariinae and a unique known example of nonadaptive radiation for the Neotropics, which can be enlighten the understanding of the yet little known processes that led to the extraordinary diversification of the Neotropical fishes.
Uma das causas da variação filogenética, temporal e espacial da riqueza das espécies são atribuídas aos processos de especiação e extinção diferencial das linhagens, chamado de diversificação. Existe também uma grande diversidade fenotípica entre as espécies que pode estar relacionada à diversificação. O desenvolvimento de métodos filogenéticos comparativos permitiu o estudo da diversificação e evolução de atributos das espécies. O objetivo do presente estudo é investigar os padrões de diversificação e evolução de atributos de peixes Cascudos da subfamília Loricariinae, e investigar se esses atributos estão correlacionados com as taxas de diversificação. Foi utilizada uma filogenia contendo 114 representantes de espécies da subfamília e os atributos tamanho corporal, posição e largura de nicho climático de microhábitat (substrato), para avaliar as taxas evolutivas e relação entre esses diferentes eixos do nicho das espécies e as taxas evolutivas da subfamília. As taxas de diversificação da subfamília e dos atributos foram estimadas através do BAMM e foram realizadas análises de correlação filogenética (STRAPP) a fim de detectar se os atributos estão moldando o processo de diversificação na subfamília. Foram realizadas também análises de disparidade ao longo do tempo (DTT) para explorar o padrão temporal de evolução fenotípica. A análise de diversificação mostrou que a subfamília possui altas taxas de diversificação. O tamanho corporal apresentou taxas heterogêneas entre os subclados, apresentando um shift de diversificação no clado em que a espécie Paraloricaria agastor apresentou o menor tamanho do clado. A posição de nicho climático apresentou um padrão heterogêneo de taxas de diversificação, apresentando um shift envolvendo seis espécies de Rineloricaria que conservaram sua posição de nicho. A diversificação da largura de nicho climático revelou o padrão mais heterogêneo, apresentando quatro shifts que ocorreram em clados que contém espécies com maiores larguras de nicho climático. Já as taxas de diversificação da posição e largura de micro-hábitat não apresentaram shifts. Os testes STRAPP revelaram não haver correlação entre nenhum dos atributos considerados no presente estudo e a diversificação, mostrando que o processo evolutivo de Loricariinae parece ser independente dos atributos fenotípicos investigados. O DTT revelou que na maior parte da história evolutiva da subfamília as médias de disparidade dos atributos estudados evoluíram de forma neutra, porém apresentaram picos de disparidade fenotípica dentro dos clados no tempo mais recente. Os resultados mostram que provavelmente os Loricaríneos evoluíram através de uma radiação não adaptativa onde eventos vicariantes teriam promovido especiação alopátrica e as altas taxas de diversificação. De fato, acredita-se que a radiação dos peixes Neotropicais esteve intimamente relacionada aos processos geológicos de formação de bacias (hipótese hidrogeológica). O DTT reforça essa conclusão, pois em boa parte da história evolutiva os atributos evoluíram neutramente, sem associação com a diversificação, como seria esperado em uma radiação não adaptativa. Entretanto, apesar de a subfamília ter evoluído sob radiação não adaptativa, processos de seleção divergente possivelmente ocorreram em espécies independentemente, promovendo disparidade significativa dos atributos dentro dos clados no tempo presente. Os resultados obtidos revelam uma história evolutiva peculiar para os Loricaríneos e um exemplo raro de radiação não adaptativa nos Neotrópicos, que pode elucidar o entendimento dos processos que levaram a extraordinária diversificação dos peixes Neotropicais, ainda pouco conhecidos.
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Maestri, Renan. "Evolução morfológica na radiação dos roedores sigmodontíneos : ecologia e história evolutiva." reponame:Biblioteca Digital de Teses e Dissertações da UFRGS, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10183/163695.
Full textEvolutionary radiations are among the most fascinating phenomena of evolution. Most of the biological diversity on the planet, both in terms of species and ecological diversity, appeared during these brief intervals of rapid speciation. The ecological and non-ecological causes of the emergence of diversity in evolutionary radiations, especially in adaptive radiations, have long been the subject of research, beginning with Darwin and his notice of the astonishing diversity of bird forms in the Galapagos Islands. Islands have since been ideal environments in which to study evolutionary and adaptive radiations, and indeed it was from observations and experiments on islands that all ecological theory of evolutionary radiations arose. However, the ecological causes of explosive radiations occurring on large continental scales are still a matter of debate. In this dissertation, I investigated the ecological and non-ecological (e.g., geography, historical contingencies, phylogenetic effects) determinants of morphological evolution in sigmodontine rodents during their radiation in the Neotropical region, particularly on the South-American continent. The skull and mandible morphology of more than two thousand specimens was quantified, and ecomorphological variation was investigated on three levels: interspecific (I), intraspecific (II), and among sigmodontine assemblages (III). In part I, two predictions from the ecological theory of adaptive radiation were investigated: the phenotype-environment correlation (chapter 1), and the trait utility through the bite force (chapter 2). This approach enabled determination of the role of ecological divergence in species morphological evolution. In part II (chapter 3), I investigated the relative contributions of deterministic and neutral processes to morphological variation among populations of one widely distributed sigmodontine species, Akodon cursor. In part III, I investigated the influence of environmental variation and spatial distribution of phylogenetic lineages on body size (chapter 4) and on shape of the skull and mandible (chapter 5), in the context of biogeographical variation of mean size and shape in sigmodontine assemblages. The original contributions of this dissertation are as follows: (i) to demonstrate that the evolutionary radiation of sigmodontines was driven mainly by historical and geographical factors instead of ecological factors; (ii) to suggest that evolutionary radiations on continental scales, especially rodent radiations, have a more determinant historical and geographical component than an ecological one; (iii) to show small variation in bite force between sigmodontine herbivores and granivores, which is likely a consequence of the generalist phenotype of these rodents; (iv) to highlight that insectivorous sigmodontines have a faster rate of morphological evolution than other diet groups, and that skull and mandible morphology and bite force are evolving in different directions than in other species; (v) to demonstrate that within a sigmodontine species (Akodon cursor), gene flow and genetic drift better explain variation in skull shape among populations, while environmental variation better explains variation in skull size, which suggests that size is more labile feature than shape and thus more prone to change with environmental pressures; and (vi) to show that biogeographical variation in mean body size, mean skull shape, and mean mandible shape across sigmodontine assemblages is influenced by the different distributions of phylogenetic lineages over geographical space, as well by environmental variables, which indicates phylogenetic niche conservatism at the metacommunity level. These results shed light on some of the factors driving morphological diversification in Sigmodontinae. Further, the analytical approach(es) utilized may be useful for general investigations of the relative contributions of adaptive and non-adaptive components of morphological evolution, thereby potentially increasing our knowledge of the origins of all biological diversity.
Londoño-Flórez, Beatriz Elena. "Ultracold stable ground state RbCs molecules through photoassociation below the Rb(5s)Cs(6p 1/2) dissociation limit." Paris 11, 2010. http://www.theses.fr/2010PA112263.
Full textThe main goal of this thesis is to explore theoretically, on the example of the RbCs molecule, the formation, by optical means, of heteronuclear dialkali molecules in the lowest vibrational level of the ground electronic state, starting from ultracold atom pairs. The bound spectrum and the continuum close to threshold of the ground and lowest triplet electronic states are analyzed together with the levels 0+, 0- and 1 below the Rb(5s)Cs(6p 1/2) limit. A 'universal' description of the profiles of shape resonances, valid for any diatomic molecule, points out the crucial role of the s-wave scattering length. Calculations of Franck-Condon factors (FCF) relevant to photoassociation (PA) and spontaneous radiative decay (RS) are presented, showing, in agreement with experiment, that the v=37 level of the triplet electronic state is most favorably populated after PA followed by RS. The so-called 'resonant' coupling is examined in great detail, underlying its crucial influence on PA and RS. Radiative lifetimes are systematically calculated. The FCF associated with optical two-color population transfer from the triplet v=37 level toward the absolute ground level are also calculated, showing that the path through levels of 0+ symmetry is the most efficient. The possibilities offered by femtosecond sources for the population transfer toward deeply bound levels are explored and the dynamics is analyzed, from the low field up to the high field regime. Trains of femtosecond pulses are considered. The Mapped Fourier Grid Hamiltonian method, cornerstone of this study, proves its efficiency to accurately analyze the dynamics of transition processes between bound and scattering levels
Payne, Stephanie. "Phenotypic variation and thermoregulation of the human hand." Thesis, University of Cambridge, 2018. https://www.repository.cam.ac.uk/handle/1810/285561.
Full textSron, Seng thail. "Algorithmes intelligents de pilotages d'antennes reconfigurables à partir de données en bande de base pour la norme LTE." Thesis, Limoges, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015LIMO0138.
Full textThe development of modal antennas which are radiation pattern reconfigurable active antennas, but not arrays, started in order to implement beam forming in cellphones. This solution is generally made with an antenna array, which is very difficult, even impossible, in a mobile phone. Beam forming could improve the link budget and increase the data rate. The first aim of this thesis is the development of modal antennas for LTE standard. Three modal antennas concepts were presented. The first one is a reconfigurable “folded loop” active antenna by permutation of feed and ground points. The second one is a solution to gather the main and the diversity antenna in the bottom part of the phone, and to support MIMO and carrier aggregation, which are two features of LTE. The last one optimizes the use of the second antenna in LTE MIMO systems in order to perform beam forming. These modal antennas will provide their real potential only by being used by a driving algorithm which will choose the best mode or configuration according to the situation. So, the second aim of this thesis is the development of smart modal antenna driving algorithms. The first algorithm, developed and patented by Ethertronics, has the specificity to predict, at each moment, which mode will be the best for the next moment, by using baseband data for LTE. The second algorithm is deterministic and can estimate and track the direction of arrival of the signal. Then, it selects the mode which has the best gain in this direction in order to improve the link budget
Latry, Olivier. "Théorie des modes locaux dans les guides perturbés application : couplage fibre optique - photodiode PIN." Rouen, 1995. http://www.theses.fr/1995ROUE5001.
Full textKuchma, Oleksandra. "Genetic processes in Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) in the Chernobyl exclusion zone." Thesis, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/11858/00-1735-0000-0006-B145-6.
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