REGIÃO METROPOLITANA DE GOIÂNIA (RMG)
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A Região Metropolitana de Goiânia compreende: Campus Colemar Natal e Silva, Campus Samambaia, Campus Aparecida de Goiânia os ministrados nesses campus são:
1) - Colemar Natal e Silva: Direito, Enfermagem, Engenharia Ambiental e Sanitária, Engenharia Civil e Ambietal,Engenharia da Computação, Engenharia Elétrica, Engenharia Mecânica, Farmácia,Medicina, Nutrição, Odontologia, Pedagogia e Psicologia.
2) - Campus Samanbaia: Administração, Agronomia, Arquitetura e Urbanismo, Artes Cênicas, Artes Plásticas, Artes Visuais, Biblioteconomia, Biomedicina, Biotecnologia, Ciências Biológicas,Ciências Contábeis, Ciências da Computação, Ciências Econômicas, Ciências Geoambientais, Ciências Sociais, Dança, Design de Ambientes, Design de Moda,Design Gráfico, Direção de Arte, Ecologia e Análise Ambiental, Educação Física, Engenharia de Alimentos, Engenharia de Software, Engenharia Florestal, Engenharia Química, Estatística, Filosofia, Física, Física Médica, Geografia, Gestão da Informação, História, Jornalismo, Letras, Licenciatura Intercultural, Matemática, Medicina Veterinária,Museologia, Música, Musicoterapia, Políticas Públicas, Publicidade e Propaganda, Química,Química Industrial, Relações Internacionais, Relações Públicas, Sistemas de Informação e
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3) Campus Aparecida de Goiânia: Engenharia de Produção, Engenharia de Materais, Engenharia de Transportes e Geologia.
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Item AIDS pediátrica: avanços na prevenção e diagnóstico(Ruy de Souza Lino Junior, 1999-06) Stefani, M ariana Martins de Araújo; Alvares Jr., João Teixeira; Pereira, Gisner Alvesde Souza; Bevilacqua Vieira, Regina BeatrizPediatric AIDS is one of the most challenging diseases, involving medicai, lamily, social and economic aspects. Heterosexual transmission represents an increasing route of HIV-1 dissemination leading to increased numbers of infcctcd women of child-bearing age and perinatally HIV-1 infected children. Matcrnal's clinicai, immunologic and virological status, obstetrical factors, breastfeeding and mother-to-child HLA-1 concordance have been shown to bc associated with perinatal HIV-1 transmission. Oncc infected by HIV-1, children may evolve rapidly to AIDS usually during the first year of Hfe, differently from adults, who may remain symptom-free for several years. Early identification of HIV-1 infection in infant is fundamental for the prompt introduction of antiretroviral therapy and prophylactic regimens for opportunistic infections. Serial serological tests, virai culture, p24 detection and HIV-1 genomic amplification have been employed for the diagnosis of perinatal HIV-1 infection. In order to minimize potencial interfercnces of maternal IgG antibodies which can persist for up to 24 months, detection of virus spccific IgE and IgA antibodies are currently under study, buí their cxact value hás riot bccn dcfincd. HIV-1 culturc is labonous, expensive, timeconsuming and requires maximun biosafety leveis. The detection of p24 antigen is less sensitive than HIV-1 culture, even after imunecomplcx dissociation, therefore HIV-1 diagnosis should not be based on p24 antigen detection alone. The Polimerase Chain Reaction (PCR) hás been demonstrated to be a specific, sensitive and reliable technique for the identification of HIV-1, promoting rapid virai genome amplification and detection. The assessment of specificity and sensitivity of HIV-1 PCR for pediatric infections hás been hampered by the absence of a "gold standard" technique. Paradoxically, it is the absence of such a "gold standard" that makes PCR the most promising and atíractive technique for early definitive diagnosis of perinatally HIV-1 infected infants.Item Avaliação do sistema radicular de pinhão manso em diferentes níveis de irrigação localizada(2015) Costa, Fernando Rezende da; Silva, Marciana Cristina da; Evangelista, Adão Wagner Pêgo; Rosa, Flávio de Oliveira; Alves Júnior, José; Silva, Vinícius Vilela daThe culture of jatropha and an alternative in the production of vegetable oil to the Brazilian Biodiesel Program becoming an important alternative source of income. In order to evaluate the distribution of the root system of plants jatropha (Jatropha curcas L.) with two years of planting in the Cerrado Goiano irrigated region with various levels of irrigation located by micro. Management was performed based on the values of the evaporation tank Class A (ECA) to the irrigation treatments N 0 = control; N 80 = 80% of ECA; N 120 = 120% of ECA). The samples were collected at five locations, two in the row and in three perpendicular distances of: 0.25 m, 0.75 m and 1.5 m) in relation to the stem, and at three depths: 0.0 to 0 25 m, 0.25 to 0.50 m 0.50 to 1.0 m, with 15 samples per plant with four replicates totaling 240 samples. The jatropha root showed higher concentration in the layers of 0 to 40 cm with projection 60 cm in diameter in relation to the stem, even with the presence of larger diameter in this range roots. There was the presence of significant volume of fine roots to 60 cm deep can be recommended to adopt this depth for irrigation purposes.Item Correspondências entre classificações fisiográficas e padrões espaciais de assembleias de aves e mamíferos no Pantanal Brasileiro(Asociación Argentina de Ecología, 2013-04) Faria, Rogério Rodrigues; Braga, Rosana Talita; Mioto, Camila Leonardo; Paranhos Filho, Antônio Conceição; Souza, Franco Leandro; Bini, Luis MauricioCorrespondence between physiographic classifications and spatial patterns of β diversity in mammal and bird species assemblages in the Brazilian Pantanal: Previous studies in the Brazilian Pantanal suggest that physiographic heterogeneity could be used to delimit different subregions. However, the extent to which these regionalisations reflect spatial patterns of variation in beta diversity for different taxonomic groups has not been tested yet. The aim of this paper was to evaluate whether current regionalization schemes proposed for the Brazilian Pantanal adequately describe patterns of beta diversity in mammals and birds. The presence-absence of each mammal and bird species was recorded at each of the eighty 0.5x0.5 degree cells in a squared grid map. A Jaccard similitude index was used to estimate the similarity between each pair of cells. A non-hierarchical classification method (k-means) was applied to obtain “a posteriori” classification of cells into subregions. The classification strength (CS) of each physiographic scheme and the “a posteriori” classification was the difference between mean similarity within (W) and between (B) subidivisions (CS=W-B). Both classifications (“a priori” and ”a posteriori”) showed low values of CS, which indicates that they were not suitable to represent the beta diversity patterns in mammals and birds within the Brazilian Pantanal. The results suggest that, probably because the large geographic ranges and low levels of endemism in these taxa, physiographic classifications of the Brazilian Pantanal are no reliable shortcuts to represent beta diversity patterns in mammal and birds. Thus, detailed biological inventories are necessary to propose consistent local conservation plans in this highly diverse and threatened region.Item Diagnóstico socioambiental de las prácticas de aventura en la naturaleza en la ciudad de Pirenópolis (Goiás, Brasil)(2013) Inacio, Humberto Luis de Deus; Moraes, Thais Messias; Caetano, A. C. A.Este trabajo tiene como objetivo presentar las investigaciones llevadas a cabo a partir de agosto de 2009 a abril de 2011, en el proyecto de investigación "Diagnóstico y propuestas para prácticas del ecoturismo como vector de desarrollo sostenible en el territorio de la ciudad de Pirenópolis". Su principal objetivo fue desarrollar un diagnóstico de las prácticas corporales de la aventura en la naturaleza en la ciudad de Pirenópolis y sus alrededores. Los datos recopilados fueran clasificados a partir de cinco variables: 1.Político-institucionales; 2. Socio-económicos; 3. Ecológicos; 4. Culturales; 5. Sociedad Civil. Los datos indican que la ciudad de Pirenópolis tiene un gran potencial para desarrollar territorialmente de manera sostenible,sin embargo, la preocupación principal es todavía con el desarrollo del sector turismo / ecoturismo, aunque esto implica el desarrollo de los muchos problemas de desarrollo económico, social, ambiental, cultural y político.Item As exportações do sul de Goiás no decênio de 1920(Clyce Louise Wilderhercker, 1981-06) França, Maria de SousaItem Um programa de saúde bucal para bebês em Goiânia-GO: resultados após 3 anos(2004) Pereira, Marina Batista Borges; Freire, Maria do Carmo MatiasThe objective of this study was to describe the outcomes of an infant oral health programme 3 years after implementation, a programme focused on health education for parents and caries prevention methods for children in a baby clinic. A retrospective cohort study was carried out. The setting was the Infant Oral Health Programme developed at the baby clinic of the State Department of Health, Goiânia-GO, Brazil. The sample comprised 100 children who entered the programme from birth to 12 months and were followed for 2 to 3 years. Variables investigated were caries experience, caries risk, and children’s behaviour in the dental clinic. The number of children with caries experience was 1 at the initial visit and 8 after the follow-up. There was a dramatic decrease in the number of children in the high risk group, from 51% at the initial visit to only 1% after 2 to 3 years. Children’s behaviour in the dental clinic was according to their psychological development. It was concluded that the Infant Oral Health Programme in Goiânia showed positive outcomes after 3 years of establishment. Further investigations should evaluate the cost-benefit, as well as the effectiveness of the procedures used in the programme.Item Síndrome pré-menstrual e desempenho escolar(2001) Approbato, Mario Silva; Silva, Carolina Dias de Araújo e; Perini, Guilherme Fleury; Miranda, Tatiana Granzotto; Fonseca, Thatiany Dias; Freitas, Verônica Cândido dePurpose: to compare the performance in tests between students with and without premenstrual syndrome (PMS), and between students with PMS in and outside the premenstrual period. Methods: the present study had a before-after design (quasi- experimental), to which 40 control patients without PMS were added. A total of 40 students from high school and courses for admission to the University were evaluated using, a standardized questionnaire. The students were divided, according to the scores obtained, into three groups: A) PMS group in the premenstrual period; B) PMS group outside the premenstrual period; C) control group (no PMS). The marks obtained in Physics and Math tests by the groups with and without PMS were analyzed by the Mann-Whitney test. The marks of the group PMS in and outside the premenstrual period were evaluated by the signal test. Results: of 4438 questionnaires applied, 29 from students with PMS and 29 from controls were selected. Comparing the medians of the marks obtained by the students from the PMS group in and outside the premenstrual period, there was no significant difference. There was also no significant difference between the marks of the PMS and control groups. Also, when the scores were evaluated, there was no difference in and outside the period, in the PMS group. Conclusion: PMS was not able to modify significantly the students’ marks or scores in this study.