“Everything Remains the Same”: Julio Camba Travelling Spain

Anthelmintic resistance: the song remains the same

The prevalence of resistance to broad-spectrum anthelmintics among veterinary helminths has dramatically increased and has evolved from a scientific curiosity into a serious crisis facing small ruminant production in many countries. It also poses a veritable threat to other livestock and human helmiths. Both the molecular mechanisms of action and mechanisms of resistance of anthelmintics are po...

Common themes in PrP signaling: the Src remains the same

The ability of the cellular prion protein (PrP(C)) to trigger intracellular signals appears central to neurodegeneration pathways, yet the physiological significance of such signals is rather puzzling. For instance, PrP(C) deregulation disrupts phenomena as diverse as synaptic transmission in mammals and cell adhesion in zebrafish. Although unrelated, the key proteins in these events -the NMDA ...

The song remains the same: identifying versions of the same piece using tonal descriptors

Identifying versions of the same song by means of automatically extracted audio features is a complex task for a music information retrieval system, even though it may seem very simple for a human listener. The design of a system to perform this task gives the opportunity to analyze which features are relevant for music similarity. This paper focuses on the analysis of tonal similarity and its ...

Much has changed, but much remains the same.

Human remains from Valdegoba Cave (Huérmeces, Burgos, Spain).

Systematic excavations, begun in 1987, at the Valdegoba cave site in northern Spain have yielded the remains of five individuals associated with a Middle Paleolithic stone tool technology and Pleistocene fauna. A fragmentary mandible of an adolescent (VB1), preserving nearly a full set of teeth, exhibits a symphyseal tubercle and slight incurvatio mandibulae anterior on the external symphysis. ...