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The research of a team formed by anthropologists, biologists, biochemists and archeologists proves that the autochthonous contribution in Argentina’s population might be of a 30%. The results of the work, emerged from an analysis of blood donors in diverse regions of our country, indicate that there is a 65% of European component, a 30% Amerindian and a 5% African. Amerindian lineage is mainly maternal, decreases as we come close to the city of Buenos Aires and increases towards the north and the south.
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The researcher Lidia Blanco analyzes the level of ability developed by the relative during the time he takes care of the adult with a disabling chronic disease. The study proved that most are women between 36 and 65 years old. The role of carer relatives requires, among others, physical and emotional effort and that is why they need Nursery personal support.
In Santiago del Estero there are more than two million people at risk of consuming or who consume water with arsenic content above the permitted limit. Rural populations are the most affected because they drink subterranean water contaminated by this chemical element. Researchers work in the development of a method to filtrate water by means of which arsenic remains stacked and excluded from the liquid.
Researchers of the UNL evaluate how to make the most of peaches and citrics from Santa Fe to elaborate juices and nectars. Besides, they test the addition of whey to enhance its nutritional properties. In order to throw away the idea that what is not fresh is not good the specialists say that the fact of taking advantage of fruit’s discards would enable produced food to have a lower economic value to the final market. The research points to physical-chemical, microbiological, mineral quality and the acceptability of the products.
En forma conjunta con la Academia de Ciencias de Bulgaria, científicos de la UNLP proyectan monitorear los niveles de radiación que reciben los vuelos a partir de la colocación de un dosímetro de radiación cósmica solar en el satélite argentino SAC “D”. En nuestro país se realizan vuelos últra prolongados de más de 13 horas en rutas transpolares, lo que somete al pasaje a un mayor riesgo de recibir radiaciones cósmicas. La exposición a la radiación cósmica afecta al genoma humano. Los efectos más usuales son la aparición de tumores y las alteraciones genéticas.
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