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Present Status and Prospects of Plant Associated Fungi
This comprehensive book offers a fascinating exploration of the dynamic relationships that exist between plants and fungi, shedding light on the latest advancements in research and opening a window into the remarkable potential of these partnerships. From mycorrhizal networks that enhance plant nutrient uptake to endophytic fungi that fortify plant defences and produce bioactive secondary metabolites of medicinal importance, this book unravels the multifaceted role that fungi play in shaping the health and resilience of plant ecosystems. Whether you're a seasoned mycologist, a curious botanist, or simply intrigued by the wonders of nature's collaborations, this book provides a captivating journey through the diverse realms of plant-fungi interactions, offering a glimpse into the promising prospects that these partnerships hold for the future exploration and application in areas ranging from sustainable agriculture to drug discovery, ecological restoration and beyond.
Axonopathy in Neurodegenerative Disease
Axons are the major output processes of neurons, responsible for transmitting information to other neurons and tissues throughout the body. The 150,000+ kilometers of axons make up half of the brain's volume and require a large amount of energy. Normal axon function is the product of a massive number of intra- and extra-cellular mechanisms working in concert. Perhaps not surprisingly, the axon is a site of vulnerability during normal aging and in disease states, although this has only been recently appreciated. Axonopathy, broadly defined as functional or structural defects in the axon or its terminal, is common across a wide range of neurodegenerative conditions, including amyotrophic later...
Mecanismos de cooperación en sistemas productivos locales
Los Sistemas Productivos Locales son formas de concentración industrial en un territorio donde interactúan actores de diversa naturaleza (empresas, instituciones y comunidad) estableciendo relaciones de cooperación y competencia y generando externalidades. Los Sistemas Productivos Locales contribuyen a explicar el crecimiento económico de ciertas regiones. Atendiendo a su origen, sector de actividad y localización, responden a denominaciones como distritos industriales, clusters y sistemas locales de innovación. El siguiente estudio se inscribe en la línea de desarrollo industrial centrado en espacios subnacionales integrados en la economía global. Se persiguen dos objetivos relacion...
