Preliminary study of Canis familiaris remains in the Pyramid with Ramp N°7, Pachacamac Temple, Perú by Pozzi-Escot, Denise, Cornejo Rivera, Isabel, Angulo Costaneira, Enrique, Bernuy Quiroga, Katiusha

“…The study of this context allows proposing a phenotypic reconstruction of a late pre-Hispanic dog, and evaluating the role played by these animals in the Inca period, and their interrelation with the temple’s sacred nature.…”
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Hurgando en el arcón de los tiempos perdidos en los confines de la ecúmene: las etnias selk’nam, yámana y halakwulup según el registro somatométrico de Martín Gusinde (1989 [1937])... by Cocilovo, José Alberto, Varela, Héctor Hugo, Valdano, Silvia G.

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Epidemiología molecular y factores de virulencia de Staphylococcus aureus resistente a meticilina : emergencia en la comunidad e impacto a nivel intrahospitalario by Egea, Ana Lía

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Migración y residencia posmarital en el Noroeste argentino by Cocilovo, José Alberto, Varela, Héctor Hugo, Valdano, Silvia G.

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Desarrollo de herramientas estadístico-computacionales para el análisis de ensayos agrícolas multiambientales by Aguate, Fernando Matías

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Morphological variation of human populations of Quebrada de Humahuaca (Jujuy, Argentina) by Menendez, Lumila Paula, Seldes, Verónica

“…As the biggest change is found on the facial skeleton, morphological variation could be explained as a product of phenotypic plasticity. Also, no relationship between morphological variation and geographic distribution of the samples was found.…”
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Comparison of different methodologies in order to perform a representative Cynara cardunculus L. core collection by Cravero, Vanina, Crippa, Ignacio, Martin, Eugenia, Cointry, Enrique

“…All the obtained collections were validated through phenotypic and molecular parameters, establishing as an initial criterion that the core collection should include, at most, 35-40 % of the accessions belonging to the original collection. …”
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Banana somaclonal variation assessed by Amplified Fragment Length Polymorphism profiles at early cycles of in vitro culture by Ermini, J. L., Tenaglia, G. C., Parisod, C., Pratta, Guillermo R., Pratta, Guillermo R.

“…In this study, somaclonal  variation at early cycles of banana micropropagation was validated and the  adequacy of AFLP technique to assess it at the molecular level was verified. The phenotypic  effects of the detected somaclonal variations  remain to be evaluated.  …”
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Obtención del cultivar "Tolse F.C.A." de Vicia dasycarpa (Ten.) by Coraglio, J. C., Vieyra, C. A., Nienstedt, E. F.

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The neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses program: A translational research experience in Argentina by Kohan, R., Pesaola, F., Guelbert, N., Pons, P., Oller de Ramirez, A.M., Rautenberg, G., Becerra, A., Sims, K., Xin, W., Cismondi, I.A.

“…Results and discussion: 1) The study confirmed NCL disease in 122 subjects. Phenotypic studies comprised epileptic seizures and movement disorders, ophthalmology, neurophysiology, image analysis, rating scales, enzyme testing, and electron microscopy, carried out under a consensus algorithm; 2) DNA screening and validation of mutations in genes PPT1 (CLN1), TPP1 (CLN2), CLN3, CLN5, CLN6, MFSD8 (CLN7), and CLN8: characterization of variant types, novel/knownmutations and polymorphisms; 3) Progress of the epidemiological picture in Latin America; and 4) NCL-like pathology studies in progress. …”
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Sex differences in active DNA demethylation machinery during the critical period of brain masculinization by Bigarani, Rocío, Villarreal, Macarena, Cambiasso, María Julia, Cisternas, Carla Daniela

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Early Human Holocene Remains from the Argentinean Pampa: Additional Evidence for Distinctive Cranial Morphology of Early South Americans. by Pucciarelli, Hector Mario, Perez, Sergio Ivan, Politis, Gustavo Gabriel

“…Two hypotheses have been proposed to account for the morphological differences between early and late-American samples: (a) the migratory hypothesis that suggests that the morphological variation between early and late American samples was the result of a variable number of migratory waves; and (b) the local diversification hypothesis, that is, the morphological differences between early and late American samples were mainly generated by local, random (genetic drift), and nonrandom factors (selection and phenotypic plasticity). We present the first craniometric study of three early skulls from the Argentinean Pampas, dated ∼8,000 cal. years BP (Arroyo Seco 2, Chocorí, and La Tigra), and one associated with megafaunal remains (Fontezuelas skull). …”
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Early Human Holocene Remains from the Argentinean Pampa: Additional Evidence for Distinctive Cranial Morphology of Early South Americans. by Pucciarelli, Hector Mario, Perez, Sergio Ivan, Politis, Gustavo Gabriel

“…Two hypotheses have been proposed to account for the morphological differences between early and late-American samples: (a) the migratory hypothesis that suggests that the morphological variation between early and late American samples was the result of a variable number of migratory waves; and (b) the local diversification hypothesis, that is, the morphological differences between early and late American samples were mainly generated by local, random (genetic drift), and nonrandom factors (selection and phenotypic plasticity). We present the first craniometric study of three early skulls from the Argentinean Pampas, dated ∼8,000 cal. years BP (Arroyo Seco 2, Chocorí, and La Tigra), and one associated with megafaunal remains (Fontezuelas skull). …”
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Applying a geometric morphometric surface semilandmark-based approach for assessing sexual dimorphism in cranial bones by Escobar Ramírez, Bastián, Manríquez, Germán

“…Taking in account these improvements, the main purpose of this study is to show the benefits of these techniques for assessing by means of a quantitative, hypothesis testing approach the differential phenotypic expression of sexual dimorphism in human cranial traits, using the frontal bone, the mastoid process of the temporal bone, and the zygomatic bone as proxies. …”
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Diferenciación de los genes OPRM1 y COMT en poblaciones de la provincia de Chaco by González, Rebeca, Hohl, Diana M., Glesmann, Laura A., Catanesi, CeciliaI.

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