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Library and tools for the COSMO project

A bash script for importing a MS Access database using mdbtools

Interactive data analytics

The European Qur'an. Islamic Scripture in European Cultures and Religion 1150-1850 (EuQu) is a research project (2019-2025) that aims to explore the ways in which the Islamic Holy Book is embedded in the intellectual, religious, and cultural history of Medieval and Early Modern Europe. This game is a user-friendly way to introduce players to the understanding of the complexity of the reception and uses given to the Muslim Holy Book beyond conventional religious norms and rituals.

Curso Reproducibilidad 2021 - Rmarkdown

Aplicació de Gestió de la Intranet de l'ICM. Aquesta aplicació ha de substituir en el futur l'actual existent. S'ha dissenyat una nova base de dades que compleix amb la normalització i els mínims requisits de qualitat

Code generated for analyze the Dynamics of Orsay virus accumulation and the C. elegans responses within the course of an infection process

Raw data from the TEV-6K2 deep mutational scanning experiments

Illustration of E. encrasicolus otoliths for ICES WKARA 2016

Prototipo 0 de IEOinputSA aplicado a la implementación de LBI, LBSPR y SPiCT para la merluza sur

Open-PhenoLiDAR is an open-source package from the integration of LiDAR sensors in plant phenotyping and, more broadly, for crop monitoring applications.

Repository with functions to import an excel model with the last COBRA structure version to cobrapy

A QGIS plugin for downloading data from ICES/CIEM DATRAS database

A script for download SST data from NOAA ERDDAPP facility at https://coastwatch.pfeg.noaa.gov/erddap/index.html and get gridded average of the data.

The heat shock response plays a role in the immune defense against viruses across various organisms. Studies on model organisms show that inducing this response prior to viral exposure enhances host resistance to infections, while deficient responses make individuals more vulnerable. Moreover, viruses rely on components of the heat shock response for their own stability and viral infections improve thermal tolerance in plants, giving infected individuals an advantage in extreme conditions, which aids the virus in replication and transmission. Here, we examine the interaction between the nematode Caenorhabditis elegans and its natural pathogen the Orsay virus (OrV) under heat stress. We found that OrV infection leads to differential gene expression related to heat stress, and infected populations showed increased resistance to heat shock. This resistance was associated with increased expression of argonautes alg-1 and alg-2, which are crucial for survival after heat shock and for OrV replication. Overall, our study suggests an environmental-dependent mutualistic relationship between the worm and OrV, potentially expanding the worm’s ecological niche and providing the virus with extra opportunities for replication and adaptation to extreme conditions.

It is assumed that host genetic variability for susceptibility to infection conditions virus evolution. Differences in host susceptibility can drive a virus to diversify into strains that track different defense alleles (e.g., antigenic diversity) o