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Fecal virome of paraguayan hairy dwarf porcupine (Coendou spinosus, Cuvier, 1823) in Rio de Janeiro, BrazilNARA Subscribed
The Paraguayan hairy dwarf porcupine ( Coendou spinosus , Cuvier, 1823) is a rodent species (Rodentia, Erethizontidae) widely distributed in the Brazilian Atlantic forest. However, little is known about their viral diversity. In this study, we aimed to evaluate, using high-throughput sequencing (HTS), the virome of the feces of seven healthy adult free-living porcupines from Silva Jardim, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Total viral nu...
Developmental trajectories are considered plastic phenotypic traits that allow animals to adjust their growth in response to environmental conditions. Plasticity in growth trajectories is likely mediated by parental effects occurring before and after offspring birth, but its relative contribution has rarely been explored in the wild. By swapping first, intermediate, and last hatched nestlings between nests of the European hoop...
The future of how we understand and manage ecosystems largely depends on direct and continuous observations that connect local territories to planetary processes. Latin America (LATAM: Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean) hosts ecosystems critical for regulating global carbon, water, and energy cycles. However, persistent underinvestment in science and technology hampers the long‐term monitoring capacity neede...
Photogrammetry has become an essential tool in medical and research fields for generating high-fidelity 3D models from 2D images. However, optimizing the imaging and processing parameters remains a challenge, particularly for fresh brain specimens, where repeated imaging is not feasible. This study systematically evaluates the impact of various Metashape alignment settings on 3D reconstruction outcomes, analyzing 12,600 config...
Serum metabolomics of diabetic dogs treated with daily administration of a commercially available lyophilized feces preparationNARA Subscribed
Enteric microbial dysbiosis can contribute to the pathobiology of canine diabetes mellitus (DM) by interfering with host metabolism, promoting inflammation, and altering incretin hormone responses. Enriching and diversifying an unbalanced gastrointestinal microbiome with microbiome-based interventions such as lyophilized fecal preparations (LFP) can help improve gut function and glycemic control of diabetic dogs. This study ai...