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Rizkallah, Gergès. "Le role de l'interaction des cellules dendritiques avec le virus HTLV-1 dans la dissémination virale : capture ou infection productive ?" Thesis, Lyon, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017LYSE1099/document.
Full textHTLV-1 (Human T cell leukemia/lymphoma virus type 1) is the etiological agent of Adult T cell Leukemia/Lymphoma (ATLL) and HTLV-1-Associated Myelopathy/Tropical Spastic Paraparesis (HAM/TSP). In chronically infected patients, the provirus is mainly detected in the CD4 T-cell population and, to a lesser extent in myeloid dendritic cells (DCs), plasmacytoid DCs (pDCs), macrophages and monocytes. Among the different DCs subsets found in vivo, myeloid DCs from the blood, tolerogenic or inflammatory DCs from mucosa may first encounter HTLV-1 during blood transmission, breast-feeding or sexual transmission, respectively. They would then be able to transmit HTLV-1 to CD4 + T cells. This hypothesis is supported by the recent work of our team that showed that monocyte derived dendritic cells (MDDCs) are more susceptible to HTLV-1 infection in comparison to autologous T cells. We therefore asked whether all these DCs subsets were equally susceptible to HTLV-1 and whether the nature of the DC subset would impact HTLV-1 spread to T-cells. Human monocytes obtained from healthy blood donors were differentiated into IL-4 DCs, TGF-ß DCs or IFN-a DCs. In vitro-derived immature IL-4 DCs, TGF-ß DCs and IFN-a DCs mimic myeloid, tolerogenic and inflammatory DCs, respectively. We also generated LPS-matured IL-4 DCs that exhibited a strong maturation profile with over-expression of maturation markers. We observed HTLV-1 protein expression and provirus accumulation in IL-4 DCs and TGF-ß DCs but not in IFN-a DCs and LPS-matured IL-4 DCs. Despite their increased ability to capture HTLV-1 virion compared to IL-4 DCs and TGF-ß DCs, IFN-a DCs and LPS-matured IL-4 DCs restricted HTLV-1 productive infection. This was not due to the antiviral activity of type–I interferon produced by IFN-a DC or LPS-matured IL-4 DCs. In contrast, we showed that these differences in susceptibility to HTLV-1 infection might be linked to the maturation phenotype of the DCs subsets and to a different trafficking of HTLV-1 in IL-4 DC vs. IFN-a DC. Finally, using IL-4DCs, LPS-matured IL-4 DCs and IFN-a DCs, we demonstrate that productive infection rather than trans-infection is required for HTLV-1 transmission from DCs to CD4 T-cells. Thus, our results demonstrate that the nature of the DCs encountered by HTLV-1 during primo-infection and the trafficking route of the virus through the vesicular pathway of these cells determine the efficiency of viral transmission to T-cells
Renault, Noémie. "Trafic intracellulaire de la protéine Gag du virus Foamy." Paris 7, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009PA077154.
Full textFoamy viruses (FVs) are complex exogenous animal retroviruses that differ in many aspects of their life cycle from the orthoretroviruses such as human immunodefîciency virus (HIV). In particular, in FVvs, Gag and Pol proteins are expressed independently of one another, and both proteins undergo single clivage events. None of the conventional Gag landmarks of exogenous retroviruses, such as the major homology region or Cys-His motifs, are found in this protein. Instead, FV Gag harbors conserved C-terminal basic motifs, referred to as Gly-Arg (GR) boxes. Although the first GR (GRI) box binds viral nucleic acids and is required for viral genome packaging, the second (GRII) harbors a nuclear localization sequence (NLS) at its C-terminus, targeting Gag to the nucleus early after infection. GRII also contains a chromatin binding sequence (CBS) in its N-terminus, tethering the FV incoming pre-integration complex onto host chromosomes. The present work focuses on the structural Gag proteins, in early and late stages of infection. Troviral Gag proteins are involved in early stages of infection such as trafficking of incoming viruses nd nuclear import. FV Gag protein uses the microtubule network to reach the nucleus. In cycling cells,FV articles are structured at the centrosome 4 h post-infection. Then, the viral protease helps capsid for ncoating. In quiescent cells, we have shown that viral particles remain structured at the centrosome during everal weeks and that uncoating does not occur : this step is a limiting factor for infection although viral articles are still infectious. Upon cells reactivation, viral capsids undergo proteolysis and disassembly, llowing infection to proceed. During the late stages of infection, Gag undergoes transient nuclear trafficking after it synthesis, before returning back to the cytoplasm for capsid assembly and virus egress. The functional role of this nuclear stage, as well as the molecular mechanisms responsible for Gag nuclear export, are not understood. Here, we identify a leptomycin-sensitive nuclear export sequence (NES) within the N-terminus of the primate foamy virus Gag protein that is absolutely required for the completion of late stages of virus replication. Point mutation of conserved residues within this motif leads to nuclear retention of Gag and dramatically affects viral replication. Moreover, complementation experiments demonstrate that nuclear export-defective Gag mutants negatively interfere with virus release by sequestering wild-type Gag in the nucleus
El, Meshri Salah Edin. "Etude du trafic intracellulaire de la protéine Gag du VIH et rôle de son domaine NCp7." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2015. http://www.theses.fr/2015STRAJ025/document.
Full textThe Gag structural polyprotein of HIV-1 orchestrates viral particle assembly in producer cells, in a process that requires two platforms, the genomic RNA on the one hand and a membrane with a lipid bilayer, on the other. During its transportation from translating ribosomes to plasma membrane, Gag hijacks cellular proteins of the cytoskeleton and the ESCRT proteins like TSG101, Alix, etc., to egress viral particles. However, a number of questions remain to be answered before they are clearly apprehended. In this thesis, , we studied the role of the NC domain alone or as part of Gag (GagNC) in Gag-Gag and Gag-TSG101 interactions, which are essential for the assembly and budding of HIV-1 particles using quantitative fluorescent microscopy and biochemical approach. Results, showed that the absence of NC domain lead to (1) an accumulation of Gag as large aggregates that are dispersed in the cytoplasm, (2) a decrease of Gag-Gag condensation and (3) a delay for Gag-Gag complexes in reaching the PM, (4) improved interaction between Gag and TSG101, and (5) by its virtue in Gag trafficking docks TSG101 to the PM. This regulatory effect of NCp7 domain in either TSG101 or Gag or both protein- regulated pathways during virus budding can be exploited to develop inhibitors targeting HIV-1
Toledo, Marcelo Augusto Szymanski de 1987. "Trafego intracelular de vetores não-virais = desenvolvimento de proteínas de fusão para transporte de DNA plasmidial através da interação com proteínas motoras = Intracelullar traffic of non-viral vectors: development of recombinant fusion proteins to mediate plasmidial DNA transport by interaction with motor proteins." [s.n.], 2013. http://repositorio.unicamp.br/jspui/handle/REPOSIP/316418.
Full textTese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Instituto de Biologia
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Resumo: Apesar de seguros e simples de produzir, o uso de vetores não virais como o DNA plasmidial (DNAp) em estudos de terapia gênica e vacinação por DNA tem sido limitado pela baixa eficiência quando comparados aos vetores virais. Essa limitação provém principalmente da reduzida capacidade de superar as barreiras físicas, enzimáticas e difusionais encontradas durante o tráfego intracelular para o interior do núcleo das células alvo. Dentro deste contexto, o presente trabalho demonstra a utilização de cadeias leves modificadas de Dineína (Lc8 e Rp3) como vetores não-virais de entrega gênica. A escolha de cadeias leves de Dineína justifica-se pela possibilidade de utilizar o transporte retrógrado celular mediado por complexos motores de Dineína para facilitar o tráfego de material genético exógeno através do citoplasma em direção à periferia nuclear. Através da adição de pequenos domínios peptídicos, ricos em aminoácidos polares positivos (arginina e lisina), ao N-terminal de cadeias leves de Dineína foi possível conferir a estas proteínas a habilidade de interagir com material genético condensando-o em partículas. Ensaios de transfecção demonstraram que tais partículas apresentam elevada eficiência de entrega do material genético exógeno ao núcleo de células HeLa, eficiência esta superior àquela apresentada pelo peptídeo protamina, amplamente estudado como vetor não-viral de entrega gênica. A formação de complexos ternários utilizando-se DNA plasmidial, cadeias leves de Dineína modificadas e lipídios catiônicos apresentou eficiência de entrega superior àquelas apresentadas na ausência do lipídio. Adicionalmente, complexos de entrega formados apenas com DNA plasmidial e cadeias leves de Dineína modificadas apresentaram baixo efeito citotóxico em células HeLa, característica esta de grande relevância uma vez que a toxicidade dos vetores de entrega gênica atua como importante fator limitante em sua aplicação clínica. O mecanismo envolvido no processo de entrega gênica mediado por cadeias leves de Dineína modificadas também foi estudado, podendo ser observado que (1) a entrada dos complexos de entrega na célula é altamente dependente do processo de endocitose, (2) a eficiência de entrega observada depende da rede de microtúbulos e (3) parte significativa dos complexos de entrega é degradada na via de endossoma/lisossomo celular. Os vetores não-virais de entrega gênica descritos no presente estudo associam elevada eficiência de transfecção, baixa toxicidade celular e relativo baixo custo de produção, uma vez que as cadeias leves de Dineína recombinantes são produzidas em sistema heterólogo utilizando-se Escherichia coli. Ressalta-se ainda a possibilidade de adição de novos domínios peptídicos às cadeias leves de Dineína modificadas, agregando novas funções/capacidades que poderiam resultar em maior eficiência de entrega gênica através da otimização dos processos de internalização celular ou escape endossomal. A abordagem de se utilizar a via de transporte retrógrado celular para o desenvolvimento de vetores não-virais para entrega gênica é pouco explorada pela comunidade científica e o presente estudo apresenta-se entre os poucos da área, esperando assim contribuir para o desenvolvimento de vetores não-virais mais eficientes e seguros
Abstract: The use of non viral vectors such as plasmidial DNA (pDNA) in gene therapy and DNA vaccination protocols has been limited due to its low transfection efficiency when compared to viral vectors. This limitation occurs mainly due to the physical, enzymatic and diffusion barriers faced during the transport of the genetic material to the nucleus of target eukaryotic cells. Regarding this subject, the present work demonstrates the feasibility of using modified Dynein light chains (Lc8 and Rp3) as non viral vectors for gene delivery. The use of Dynein light chains relies on the possibility to exploit the Dynein based cellular retrograde transport in order to improve the exogenous genetic material transport across the citosol towards the nuclear periphery. By adding small peptide domains, based in positively charged aminoacids (arginine and lysine) to the N-terminal of Dynein light chains, the resulting recombinant proteins were able to interact and condense genetic material into delivery particles. Transfection assays demonstrated that these particles are highly efficient to delivery plasmidial DNA to nucleus of HeLa cells when compared to the transfection efficiency presented by protamine, a well characterized non viral vector peptide. Ternary complexes formed by modified Dynein light chains, pDNA and a cationic lipid showed even higher transfection efficiency. Additionally, the light chain based non viral delivery vectors presented low citotoxic effect to HeLa cells, a valuable feature as toxicity is regarded as one of the main concerns on delivery vectors development. The mechanism by which the modified Dynein light chain based vectors mediates gene delivery was also investigated and we could observe that (1) the internalization process deeply relies on endocytosis, (2) it depends on the microtubule network and (3) a significant fraction of the delivery complexes are trapped and degraded in the endocytic pathway. The non viral vectors developed in the present study combine high transfection efficiency, low toxicity and relative low production cost, as all modified proteins were produced in Escherichia coli prokaryotic host. Its noteworthy that additional peptide domains can be further associated to the delivery vectors described providing it with new abilities such as higher internalization or endosomal escape capacity. The approach to use the cellular retrograde transport in order to develop non viral vectors is poorly exploited by the scientific community and the present study stands among few in the field hopefully contributing to the development of more efficient and safer non viral vectors for gene delivery
Doutorado
Genetica de Microorganismos
Doutor em Genetica e Biologia Molecular
Bouard, David. "La glycoprotéine d'enveloppe rétrovirale : trafic intracellulaire et recrutement lors de l'assemblage viral." Lyon, École normale supérieure (sciences), 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008ENSL0471.
Full textGrigorov, Boyan. "Studying the traffic and assembly of HIV-1 Gag." Lyon, École normale supérieure (sciences), 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007ENSL0398.
Full textParis, Joris. "Trafic intranucléaire du rétrovirus Foamy." Paris 7, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA077053.
Full textThe structural Gag protein hijacks many cellular machineries to fulfill its distinct and fundamental roles in the replication of retroviruses. In the case of the prototype foamy virus (PFV), Gag contains a nuclear export signal (NES) which allows the gRNA-Gag complex to be exported to the cytoplasm prior to capsids assembly and virus egress. We identified a nucleolar localization sequence (NoLS) in the C-terminus of PFV Gag. This NoLS contains two regions, rich in arginine and glycine, which are necessary and sufficient for nucleolar targeting. The methylation of Arginine R540 by PRMT-1 regulates the functions NoLS vs CBS of Gag. To study the nucleolar step of PFV replication, we used different conditions that slow down intracellular trafficking (hypoxia and/or treatment with leptomycin B) and also a molecular trap system to retain Gag into the nucleolus. In both cases, Gag was detected in the nucleolus. We also developed an approach, based on a ribozyme fused to a snoRNA able to cleave specifically PFV gRNA in the nucleolus
Charrat, Coralie. "Formulation de nanoparticules d’ADN fonctionnalisées par des peptides ligands des chaînes LC8 de la dynéine pour améliorer le trafic intracellulaire dans le transfert de gènes non viral." Thesis, Nice, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016NICE4017/document.
Full textThe aim consists in engineering DNA carriers functionalized by peptide sequences, DLC8-AS, targeting the LC8 light chains of cytoplasmic dynein, to promote active transport towards the nucleus along the microtubules (MTs).Dépôt de thèseDonnées complémentairesPrevious works based on polystyrene fluospheres functionalized with DLC8-AS, showed a noteworthy transfection enhancement but as a cost of high levels of ligands. Such levels of functionalization are unsuitable for maintaining sufficient colloidal stability of DNA nanoparticles (NPs). In order to compensate for this, we developed in this thesis weakly functionalized DNA NPs (2-10 mol %) bearing dimers of DLC8-AS to benefit from a dimeric effect toward the dynein which increase the affinity. Among our designed systems, two revealed the benefit from taking advantage from the dimeric effect of DLC8-AS. The 1st one relies on a cationic and dimerizable cysteine based amphiphile, which was used with its dimerizable pegylated homologue containing DLC8-AS, to produce, through a thiol-disulfide oligomerisation process, a monodisperse population of small sized functionalized DNA NPs (~60 nm). Experiments carried out onto HeLa cells, showed that DNA NPs functionalized with DLC8-AS dimers exhibited enhanced transfection properties (~250 times) through a dynein/MTs dependant mechanism. The second consists in functionalizing the surface of PEI polyplexes with octaarginine amphiphiles carrying a mono- or bis-DLC8-AS. Remarkably, the transfection efficiency of polyplexes bearing the dimeric ligands was increased by a 50 times factor compared to the JetPEI golden standard. Here too, the mechanism strongly depends on MTs
Vertiz, Zavaleta Julio Cesar, and Avalos Victor Eduardo Ramon. "Propuesta de mejora de niveles de servicio en la intersección vial entre la carretera Panamericana Sur km 37.5 y el puente Arica en la ciudad de Lima." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/648867.
Full textThe South Pan American Highway km. 37.5 and the Arica Bridge, is a Conventional Diamond-type road intersection without traffic lights, located in the district of Lurín and province of Lima. This intersection presents vehicular congestion causing loss of man-hours. Due to this, the current service levels were determined, through Synchro 8.0 software, through vehicle capacities taken in the field. The service levels obtained were very low and delays were high. As a consequence, different proposals were proposed and modeled with Synchro 8.0 software to solve vehicular congestion, such as; Implementation of traffic lights with different designs, implementation of mini ovals within the intersection and at the ends of the intersection, and a Divergent Diamond road interchange. The solution proposal begins with the comparison of results obtained from the alternatives for the current scenario and projected at 5 and 10 years. Consequently, two proposals were obtained that solve the current and projected vehicular congestion at 5 years. The first is the implementation of traffic light cruises with an exclusive lane for the free right turn and the second is the implementation of a new Divergent Diamond interchange, while the other proposals are not sustainable in the projection of future traffic. On the other hand, although it is true that both proposals improve and solve the problem posed, the second presents better levels of service and less delays in the 10-year projection.
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Huanca, Tarazona Samuel David, and Quispe Angel Abel Rojas. "Propuesta de mejora del diseño vial del óvalo La Curva de Chorrillos validado con el software Vissim 9.0." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/626486.
Full textThis thesis is based on the analysis of vehicle flow, present in the La Curva oval, located in the district of Chorrillos, Department of Lima-Peru. The project evaluates service conditions, oval design and vehicular traffic. This evaluation is done through a microscopic model that is simulated in Vissim 9.0 software. The construction of the model consists of 4 phases. The first one deals with the previous analysis, which ranges from data collection to cabinet processing. On the one hand, the geometric measurements were taken on a day with less vehicular volume. On the other hand, vehicular and pedestrian traffic was performed on a typical day. The second phase consists of the initial modeling, which seeks to transfer the current geometric design to the Vissim to proceed with the microsimulation. Likewise, multiple runs were performed until the model was optimized, after preheating and calibrating it. The third phase analyzes the proposed design based on vehicle efficiency parameters, such as travel time (delays), tail length and service level. The proposal seeks to optimize the traffic signaling system, currently existing and inoperative, and a change of level in one of the avenues that has the greatest amount of traffic flow. In the last phase, the aim is to evaluate and compare the results, both of the current situation and of the proposed alternative. Finally, the parameters that present improvements in their service will be decisive to reduce the problem of vehicular congestion.
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Guevara, Delgado Percy Jose Manuel, and Ita Jherson Daniel Norabuena. "Análisis y propuesta de mejora de la seguridad vial en la carretera Panamericana Norte, tramo variante de Pasamayo del km 55 al km 70 aplicando la metodología del manual de seguridad vial." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/626485.
Full textThis research is focused on the analysis and improvement proposals in the Pasamayo Variant (Lima), applying the Road Safety Inspection (ISV) methodology and the Highway Safety Manual (HSM) Predictive Method according to the new Safety Manual Road (2017). Where the application of road safety inspection includes the identification of the various areas where road safety is potentially poor due to various conditions and characteristics, according to a format that the manual itself, we provide and then statistical processes to determine the precise stretches of accident. Also the Manual of safety of the predictive method of the road (HSM), which involves the collection and processing of accidents originated and subscribed in the studied section in a period of approximately three years, the content, classification of vehicular traffic is also analyzed ( IMDA) and the lifting of geometric characteristics; with the objective of finding, in the first place: The prediction of the average frequency of expected accidents (Nesperado) with the current conditions of the site; Finally, the HSM is used to carry out a second prediction in which the road conditions have been changed with improvement proposals with the aim of reducing the percentage of expected accidents. The Road Safety Inspection Application and the Road Safety Manual, as it is called the identification of those areas where road safety has deficiencies and intervention is necessary in order to preserve the safety status of people. Finally, it should be mentioned that this research is a methodology that is not known in Peru, which should be implemented before, during and after the process of construction of a road in order to reduce the victims of traffic accidents.
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Pires, Ricardo. "Etudes structurales et fonctionnelles de la protéine ALIX." Phd thesis, Université Joseph Fourier (Grenoble), 2008. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00332814.
Full textLambelé, Marie. "Etude du trafic intracellulaire des glycoprotéines d'enveloppe d'isolats primaires du virus de l'immunodéficience humaine de type 1 et de son impact sur l'assemblage viral." Tours, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007TOUR3801.
Full textThe envelope glycoprotein (Env. ) of HIV-1 is characterized by an important polymorphism that can affect motifs involved in the regulation of the intracellular trafficking. Her, we investigated four envelope genes with natural polymorphism within these motifs. We showed that this polymorphism might influence the intracellular distribution of Env. This modification affects viral assembly by diminution of Env incorporation into virions and, thus, viral replication capacity. Furthermore, it seems that additional determinants regulate intacellular trafficking of primary Env. This traffic's modification could in part contribute to viral evade from immune system. These work bring new insight in the understanding of viral life and its capacity to insure optimal propagation in vivo
Hållström, Mattias. "EDL(s) Electronic Driving License(s) : To increase traffic safety and improve other functions vital to society by implementing and deploying an electronic driving license (EDL) framework." Thesis, Umeå universitet, Institutionen för datavetenskap, 2015. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:umu:diva-102495.
Full textAlvarado, Azurin Vanessa Alexandra, and Azalde Edson Ivan Valle. "Propuesta de gestión del tránsito para la reducción del congestionamiento en la Av. Alfredo Benavides entre los tramos Ovalo Higuereta y Av. Velasco Astete en el Distrito de Santiago de Surco utilizando el programa de simulación Synchro 8.0." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2019. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/628231.
Full textTraffic congestion has become an overwhelming problem for the population of the city of Lima. Faced with this problem, there are alternatives for improvements in vehicular traffic that minimize the time lost. This problem is evident in many avenues and streets of this city; Especially during rush hour traffic. To that extent, the purpose of this thesis provides a solution to be applied in Alfredo Benavides Avenue between sections of the Higuereta oval and Velasco Astete avenue. As well, the purpose is to apply the offer management of the demand framed in the optimization and coordination of traffic light phases and to the improvement of traffic indicators, such as: the saturation degrees, the service levels, waiting delays and traffic light cycles at intersections. For this purpose, we use the software for traffic simulation, the Synchro 8 at mesoscopic level, which allows modeling the existing situation for the analysis of the current problem and subsequent solution proposal. Consequently, this thesis will evaluate the vehicular behavior of the network studied, through the HCM methodology where it does not consider cyclists and pedestrians. Finally, the proposed solution indicates that if it is possible to optimize and improve vehicular congestion of the section under study. This without altering, exceedingly, the infrastructure or generating higher costs of implementation on the road.
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Perez, Vargas Daniela Michelle, and Baltazar Jorge Enrique Yauyo. "Replanteo físico y operacional de la rotonda monitor ubicada en el distrito de Santiago de Surco para mejorar su eficiencia y seguridad vial." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653423.
Full textThe research presents a new roundabout design called turbo roundabouts, these types of roundabouts are adopted, due to specific multi-lane roundabouts are related to problems such as the behavior of drivers at the entrance, circulatory lane and exit areas of the roundabout where the change and invasion of the lanes is observed without respect the lane divisions marks which generates greater speed. The turbo roundabouts to the comparison of compact roundabouts, the features operational and safety benefits, thanks to the fact that they have rail separators whose main function is restricted lane changes or bad driver jaws, reduce speed and conflict points . In the case of the study, the roundabout Monitor was chosen because of the traffic congestion that shows inefficiency in the operation of the roundabout and high traffic accident rate, so a physical and operational redesign is proposed through a turbo roundabout, where it is evaluated service levels, delays and security level through microsimulation using Vissim 9 software between the current roundabout and the proposed one. Finally, after making several runs to the program, it is concluded that the physical and operational replacement of the Huáscar Monitor roundabout, through the Rotor-type Turbo Roundabout, benefits users by improving the service level from F to C. This wants That is, delays and travel times are significantly reduced. In addition, improve road safety by reducing the number of conflict points.
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Moreano, Quiroz Percy Josue, and Santos Juneor Varoni Trejo. "Propuesta de mejora vial, de la intersección Av. alameda sur con av. Alameda San Marcos en el distrito de Chorrillos, para reducir la congestión vehicular." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/653503.
Full textThe research includes the analysis of current and future traffic conditions at the intersection of Av. Alameda Sur with Av. Alameda San Marcos in the Chorrillos district. The analysis focuses on the geometry, signaling and signaling of the intersection with the objective of proposing a proposal for road improvement to mitigate vehicular congestion, achieving as a result the improvement of the service level. The research begins with the description of the existing problem. Based on this, a hypothesis is formulated, and the objective is to present a proposal to improve the geometric design, signaling and traffic lights to mitigate vehicular congestion. To carry out the evaluation, the Vissim 9 program, comparable to the Highway Capacity Manual methodology (HCM 2010), was used to model the intersection. Then, the model was calibrated and validated by means of the queue lengths recorded in the field so that the model resembles as closely as possible to reality. To reduce congestion, improvements in geometry, signaling and, through the Synchro 10 program, an optimization of the signal cycle were proposed. Subsequently, two microsimulations of the intersection projected to 10 years were carried out to define the service levels: the first one maintaining current conditions and the second one including the improvement proposal. In the analysis stage, the results showed that the proposal improved the service level from “F” to “D” and reduced the average queue length at the intersection by 61.5%.
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Jornet, Gibert Montsant. "Conducció sota els efectes de l’alcohol: el paper de la personalitat i la Teoria de la Conducta Planificada = Driving under the influence of alcohol: the role of personality and the Theory of Planned Behaviour." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/666371.
Full textDriving under the influence of alcohol is one of the main risks of road accidents. Knowing which are the most relevant psychological characteristics related to this crime would be a step forward in the prevention and intervention in traffic safety, and would help in the design of strategies aiming to prevent this behaviour and the recidivism. This thesis is structured in two main objectives, which are developed in studies 1 and 2. Study 1 aims to identify the risk factors for driving under the influence of alcohol, and to determine the psychological characteristics of those who have been convicted for this crime. In this study we compare personality and attitudes of a group of DUI (driving under the influence of alcohol) offenders and a group of control drivers. A descriptive analysis does not show significant differences between the two groups in any of the personality dimensions, while offenders show more antisocial attitudes. However, results of the regression analysis indicate that driving under the influence of alcohol is related to a high neuroticism, low scores in conscientiousness and strong antisocial attitudes. Study 2 aims to evaluate the usefulness of the Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) to predict the intention to drive under the influence of alcohol. Our aim is to test the TPB to predict drunk driving intention in a group of DUI offenders serving a prison sentence, a group of drivers following a diversion programme as an alternative sanction for a DUI offense, and a group of control drivers. On the other hand, we aimed to improve the TPB model, including those personality and attitudinal variables that have been linked to antisocial behaviour and risky driving. Results of this study show that the TPB components are capable of explaining between 20% and 57% of the variance in intention to drive under the influence of alcohol, in line with the results of other studies with similar characteristics. The component with a greater influence on intention is perceived behavioural control. Personality does not represent a significant contribution to the models. The final part discusses the implications of these findings in the design and improvement of targeted programmes focused on preventing drunk driving and intervention programmes for DUI offenders.
Aroni, Yallercco Tony, and Cisneros Marco Daniel Mantarí. "Evaluación e implementación de estrategias para reducir el riesgo de atropellamientos en la intersección semaforizada de las Avenidas José Matías Manzanilla y J.J. Elías, de la ciudad de Ica, Perú." Bachelor's thesis, Universidad Peruana de Ciencias Aplicadas (UPC), 2021. http://hdl.handle.net/10757/655740.
Full textThe following research proposes to implement measures of coupling of the infrastructure on the current design of the road geometry at the intersection of Av. José Matías Manzanilla with Av. J.J. Elías in Ica city; in order to improve the performance of urban road safety for pedestrians and vulnerable users. The proposals for these improvements are based on the recommendations of the Federal Highway Administration - FHWA of the United States, for the implementation of road safety elements in signalized intersections. In order to know the level of risk to road safety in the study area, the rush hour demand was determined for pedestrians passing through these avenues, by collecting volumetric data on the multimodal traffic flow. In addition, the information on the geometry of the intersection and the current characteristics of signal control devices and horizontal and vertical signaling were incorporated into the analysis. With the support of the information collected, the performance evaluation of the current situation of road safety was implemented with the free access program VIDA-IRAP. The results obtained indicated serious questions to the road safety of vulnerable users, which would be overcome with the implementation of the strategies recommended in this work. Likewise, the recommendations proposed in points 4.2.5. and 4.2.6. of Chapter 4 respectively, develop a checklist of pedestrian accommodation at signalized intersections, that can be included in an update of the Road Safety Manual (MTC, MSV; 2017); as well as a series of techniques and procedures for collecting information and classifying data from the sites under study, to apply operational modifications signal timing, which favor pedestrian safety and which can be included in an update of the Control Devices Manual of Automotive Traffic for Streets and Highways (MTC; MDCTACC, 2016).
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Bel-Piñana, Paula. "Public-Private Partnerships in Roads: Economic and Policy Analyses." Doctoral thesis, Universitat de Barcelona, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/10803/663251.
Full textDubé, Mathieu. "Étude du mécanisme d’augmentation de la relâche virale par la protéine Vpu du VIH-1." Thèse, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/5503.
Full textAll accessory proteins of HIV-1, the ethiologic agent of AIDS, are thought to optimize viral replication and propagation in vivo. Among them, Vpu antagonizes Tetherin, a cellular factor that inhibits viral particle release. Downregulation of cell-surface Tetherin by Vpu is believed to prevent incorporation of this restriction factor into nascent viral particles, which would impede the formation of a Tetherin-derived protein anchor that bridges the virus to the plasma membrane of the infected cell. This thesis presents our studies on cellular mechanisms governing Tetherin antagonism by Vpu. A directed mutagenesis approach first identified two regions encompassing determinants of the localization of Vpu in the trans-Golgi network, and it correlated this intracellular distribution with enhanced release viral particle. Pulse-chase experiments in cellular systems wherein Tetherin was endogenously expressed showed that Vpu-induced Tetherin degradation is dispensable for restriction. In contrast, both a flow cytometry-based Tetherin re-expression assay and confocal microscopy analyses demonstrated that Vpu-mediated sequestration of Tetherin in the trans-Golgi network, a phenomenon that appeared to be triggered by the transmembrane association of the two proteins, was necessary for release inhibition. Vpu inducible expression in flow cytometry-based experiments provided evidence for an optimal antagonism of Tetherin at 6h after Vpu expression, following the interruption of Tetherin re-supply and a to the modest acceleration of the natural clearance of surface-localized Tetherin. Our work supports a model in which Tetherin sequestration in the trans-Golgi network prevents its re-supply, which, combined with its clearance from the surface, imposes a new equilibrium at the plasma membrane that is incompatible with the restriction of viral particle release. Overall, this thesis sheds light on the processes by which Vpu enhances the secretion of mature viruses and it establishes a mechanistic basis that could serve as starting point for the development of strategies aimed at interfering with Tetherin functions.
Lierkamp, Darren University of Ballarat. "A New ramp metering control algorithm for optimizing freeway travel times." 2006. http://archimedes.ballarat.edu.au:8080/vital/access/HandleResolver/1959.17/12726.
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Lierkamp, Darren. "A New ramp metering control algorithm for optimizing freeway travel times." 2006. http://archimedes.ballarat.edu.au:8080/vital/access/HandleResolver/1959.17/14605.
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Teh, Anselm. "Providing quality of service for realtime traffic in heterogeneous wireless infrastructure networks." 2009. http://arrow.unisa.edu.au/vital/access/manager/Repository/unisa:41467.
Full textWei, Tzu-Shun, and 魏子順. "Virtual Path Assignment and Virual Connecting Routing in ATM Networks with Multiple Traffic Classes." Thesis, 1997. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/28388699034939567499.
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AbstractThe use of ATM network could transfer multiple class of traffic. This advantage is the main reason why it's so welcome. How to manage it efficiently and allocate capable bandwidth to VP to help out finding the best VC route so that it's feature could fit in different application would be the direct challenge the one who manage and ATM network have to face.In this thesis the main point we want to investigate is when transfer traffics of different QoS in ATM network in order to minimize the total call blocking rate subject to call set-up time constrains what process should we take in determine virtual path assignment and virtual connection routing. In addition, when transfer traffics of different QoS in ATM network there are many methods to manage VP. Here we choose two different one (1) separate traffic management method and (2) joint traffic management method. We will transfer the problems of the management of VP assignment and VC routing to mathematics models of nonlinear combinatorial optimization problems. The basic approach to the algorithm development is Lagrangean Relaxation. According to proposed algorithm that result in some actual networks test, using joint traffic management's method total call blocking rate would be more efficient than separate traffic management method.
Orthwein, Alexandre. "Analyse du trafic et de la distribution intracellulaire de la protéine Gag du VIH-1 dans les cellules HEK 293T : importance de l'efficacité de la relâche virale." Thèse, 2007. http://hdl.handle.net/1866/15171.
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