Search Results - "SILVAN, Gema"

Accurate prediction of birth implementing a statistical model through the determination of steroid hormones in saliva by Alonso, Silvia, Cáceres, Sara, Vélez, Daniel, Sanz, Luis, Silvan, Gema, Illera, Maria Jose, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…Steroidal hormone interaction in pregnancy is crucial for adequate fetal evolution and preparation for childbirth and extrauterine life. Estrone sulphate,…”
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Reproductive hormones monthly variation in free‐ranging European wildcats: Lack of association with faecal marking by Piñeiro, Ana, Hernández, Mª Carmen, Silván, Gema, Illera, Juan Carlos, Barja, Isabel

“…Integrating ecophysiological and behavioural discoveries in conservation and management plans is essential to preserve scarce and elusive species such as the…”
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Androgen and Estrogen β Receptor Expression Enhances Efficacy of Antihormonal Treatments in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Cell Lines by Crespo, Belen, Illera, Juan Carlos, Silvan, Gema, Lopez-Plaza, Paula, Herrera de la Muela, María, de la Puente Yagüe, Miriam, Diaz Del Arco, Cristina, Illera, Maria Jose, Caceres, Sara

“…The triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) subtype is characterized by the lack of expression of ERα (estrogen receptor α), PR (progesterone receptor) and no…”
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Physiological Stress Responses in Cattle Used in the Spanish Rodeo by Caceres, Sara, Moreno, Julia, Crespo, Belen, Silvan, Gema, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…Certain events can cause distress in cattle. In Spain, there is a sport similar to rodeo called persecution and takedown, in which calves are harassed and…”
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Bicalutamide Enhances Conventional Chemotherapy in In Vitro and In Vivo Assays Using Human and Canine Inflammatory Mammary Cancer Cell Lines by Crespo, Belen, Illera, Juan Carlos, Silvan, Gema, Lopez-Plaza, Paula, Herrera de la Muela, María, de la Puente Yague, Miriam, Diaz Del Arco, Cristina, de Andrés, Paloma Jimena, Illera, Maria Jose, Caceres, Sara

“…Human inflammatory breast cancer (IBC) and canine inflammatory mammary cancer (IMC) are highly aggressive neoplastic diseases that share numerous…”
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Relationships Between Sex and Stress Hormone Levels in Feces and Marking Behavior in a Wild Population of Iberian Wolves (Canis lupus signatus) by Barja, Isabel, Silván, Gema, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…Feces deposited by the breeding alpha pair on exposed substrates and/or zones may act as visual and olfactory marks associated with social dominance in wolves…”
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Effects of soya milk on reproductive hormones during puberty in male Wistar rats by Caceres, Sara, Silván, Gema, Illera, Maria J., Millan, Pilar, Moyano, Gabriel, Illera, Juan C.

“…Contents Puberty is considered a critical period on development that involved sexual maturation and morphological changes. Isoflavones have been described as…”
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Longitudinal study on steroid hormone variations during the second trimester of gestation: a useful tool to confirm adequate foetal development by Alonso, Silvia, Caceres, Sara, Vélez, Daniel, Sanz, Luis, Silvan, Gema, Illera, Maria Jose, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…The interaction of hormonal factors are crucial for good foetal development. During the second trimester of gestation, most of the main physiological processes…”
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Addressing Combative Behaviour in Spanish Bulls by Measuring Hormonal Indicators by Illera, Juan Carlos, Jimenez-Blanco, Francisco, Centenera, Luis, Gil-Cabrera, Fernando, Crespo, Belen, Lopez, Paula Rocio, Silvan, Gema, Caceres, Sara

“…The fighting bull is characterised by its natural aggressiveness, but the physiological mechanisms that underlie its aggressive behaviour are poorly studied…”
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Physiological Stress Responses, Fecal Marking Behavior, and Reproduction in Wild European Pine Martens (Martes martes) by Barja, Isabel, Silván, Gema, Martínez-Fernández, Leticia, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…The relationship among physiological stress responses, fecal marking behavior, and reproduction in male and female European pine martens was investigated…”
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Effects of doxorubicin associated with amniotic membrane stem cells in the treatment of canine inflammatory breast carcinoma (IPC-366) cells by Borghesi, Jéssica, Caceres, Sara, Mario, Lara Carolina, Alonso-Diez, Angela, Silveira Rabelo, Ana Carolina, Illera, Maria J, Silvan, Gema, Miglino, Maria Angélica, Favaron, Phelipe O, Carreira, Ana Claudia O, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…Tumours in mammary glands represent the most common neoplasia in bitches, as in humans. This high incidence results in part from the stimulation of sex…”
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Tumor Growth Progression in Ectopic and Orthotopic Xenografts from Inflammatory Breast Cancer Cell Lines by Caceres, Sara, Alonso-Diez, Angela, Crespo, Belén, Peña, Laura, Illera, Maria J., Silvan, Gema, de Andres, Paloma J., Illera, Juan C.

“…Xenografts can grow in immunosuppressed hosts, such as SCID mice, and tumor material can be injected into hosts either ectopically or orthotopically. Choosing…”
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No Effects of Habitat, Prey Abundance and Competitor Carnivore Abundance on Fecal Cortisol Metabolite Levels in Wildcats (Felis silvestris) by Piñeiro, Ana, Barja, Isabel, Otero, Gracia Patricia, Silván, Gema, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…Conservation physiology is an important tool used to understand how variation in the natural environment can evoke a physiological stress response in…”
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Cox-2 Levels in Canine Mammary Tumors, Including Inflammatory Mammary Carcinoma: Clinicopathological Features and Prognostic Significance by QUEIROGA, Felisbina Luisa, PEREZ-ALENZA, Maria Dolores, SILVAN, Gema, PENA, Laura, LOPES, Carlos, ILLERA, Juan Carlos

“…Cyclo-oxygenase (Cox-2) plays an important role in mammary carcinogenesis, nevertheless, its role in canine mammary tumors, and particularly in inflammatory…”
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Serum biochemical response to inhalant anesthetics in New Zealand White rabbits by Gonzalez Gil, Alfredo, Silvan, Gema, Villa, Alberto, Millan, Pilar, Martinez-Fernandez, Leticia, Illera, Juan C

“…Anesthetics can affect biochemical parameters, complicating the interpretation of laboratory results and perhaps leading to erroneous diagnoses. The present…”
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Long-Term Exposure to Isoflavones Alters the Hormonal Steroid Homeostasis-Impairing Reproductive Function in Adult Male Wistar Rats by Caceres, Sara, Crespo, Belén, Alonso-Diez, Angela, de Andrés, Paloma Jimena, Millan, Pilar, Silván, Gema, Illera, María José, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…The consumption of isoflavones is gaining popularity worldwide due to their beneficial effects on health. However, isoflavones are considered to be endocrine…”
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Non-Invasive Determination of Annual Fecal Cortisol, Androstenedione, and Testosterone Variations in a Herd of  Male Asian Elephants (Elephas maximus) and Their Relation to Some Climatic Variables by de Andrés, Paloma Jimena, Cáceres, Sara, Crespo, Belén, Silván, Gema, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…The measurement of stress and reproductive hormones in wild animal species by non-invasive methods is of special interest. To assess whether the adrenal and…”
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Predicting Sex in White Rhinoceroses: A Statistical Model for Conservation Management by Martínez, Leticia, de Andrés, Paloma Jimena, Caperos, Jose Manuel, Silván, Gema, Fernández-Morán, Jesús, Casares, Miguel, Crespo, Belén, Vélez, Daniel, Sanz, Luis, Cáceres, Sara, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…Ensuring the effective management of every rhinoceros population is crucial for securing a future for the species, especially considering the escalating global…”
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Preliminary Findings on How Different Management Systems and Social Interactions Influence Fecal Glucocorticoid Metabolites in White Rhinoceros ( Ceratotherium simum ) by Martínez, Leticia, Silván, Gema, Cáceres, Sara, Caperos, Jose Manuel, Fernández-Morán, Jesús, Casares, Miguel, Crespo, Belén, de Andrés, Paloma Jimena, Illera, Juan Carlos

“…White rhinoceroses ( ) are the most social and gregarious species of all rhinoceroses known worldwide. One of the most critical effects of elevated…”
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Support vector machines for explaining physiological stress response in Wood mice (Apodemus sylvaticus) by Sánchez-González, Beatriz, Barja, Isabel, Piñeiro, Ana, Hernández-González, M. Carmen, Silván, Gema, Illera, Juan Carlos, Latorre, Roberto

“…Physiological stress response is a crucial adaptive mechanism for prey species survival. This paper aims to identify the main environmental and/or individual…”
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