1201. Znanje, ki pušča sled : sedemdeset let Zavoda za gradbeništvo Slovenije 1949-20192019, professional monograph Abstract: V publikaciji je predstavljen Zavod za gradbeništvo Slovenije, ob 70-letnici. V osmih poglavjih je predstavljeno znanstveno-raziskovalno in strokovno delo. V nadaljevanju sledijo poglavja, ki predstavljajo posamezne zanszveno-raziskovalne laboratorije in strokovne službe.
Keywords: Zavod za gradbeništvo Slovenije, ZAG Ljubljana, gradbeništvo, znanstveno-raziskovalna dejavnost, strokovna dejavnost, laboratoriji, predstavitev, 70 let, sedemdeset let, grajeno okolje, digitalizacija, gradnja, les, krožno gospodarstvo, napredni materiali v gradbeništvu, potresi, stavbe, trajnostna gradnja, bivanje, ekologija, voda, zrak, zemlja
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1202. Tertiary collimator system for stereotactic radiosurgery with linear acceleratorBožidar Casar, 1998, original scientific article Abstract: In the last decade, stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) with linear accelerator (linac) has become an important irradiation technique for a variety of malignant and benign intracranial lesions. Although there exist some other radiosurgery techniques, linac based SRS meets the requirements needed for SRSwith low cost modifications. On of the most important additional parts of the equipment is tertiary collimator system which can be attached onto the linac head. We designed and built such system that can be easily fixed onto linac PHILIPS SL - 75/5 with 5 MV photon energy. In our department, we alreadyuse this linac for conventional radiation therapy. Our tertiary collimator system meets all the requirements important for this special modality of radiation therapy. It allows fine centering of the system and has ten various collimators with divergent circular openings having a nominal field diameter ranging from 1.0 cm to 4.0 cm at the isocenter. The accuracy ofthe system was checked by exposing x - ray films at various gantry positions, and recording misalignment of the beams. The width of penumbra was determined using two different dosimetry techniques (film dosimetry and diode measurements).
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1203. Temporal and spatial variability of phloem structure in Picea abies and Fagus sylvatica and its link to climateJožica Gričar, Jernej Jevšenak, Kyriaki Giagli, Klemen Eler, Dimitrios Tsalagkas, Vladimir Gryc, Hanuš Vavrčík, Katarina Čufar, Peter Prislan, 2024, original scientific article Abstract: Using a unique 8-year data set (2010–2017) of phloem data, we studied the effect of temperature and precipitation on the phloem anatomy (conduit area, widths of ring, early and late phloem) and xylem-ring width in two coexisting temperate tree species, Picea abies and Fagus sylvatica, from three contrasting European temperate forest sites. Histometric analyses were performed on microcores taken from tree stems in autumn. We found high interannual variability and sensitivity of phloem anatomy and xylem-ring widths to precipitation and temperature; however, the responses were species- and site-specific. The contrasting response of xylem and phloem-ring widths of the same tree species to weather conditions was found at the two Slovenian sites generally well supplied with precipitation, while at the driest Czech site, the influence of weather factors on xylem and phloem ring widths was synchronised. Since widths of mean annual xylem and phloem increments were narrowest at the Czech site, this site is suggested to be most restrictive for the radial growth of both species. By influencing the seasonal patterns of xylem and phloem development, water availability appears to be the most important determinant of tissue- and species-specific responses to local weather conditions.
Keywords: wood anatomy, early phloem, European beech, late phloem, Norway spruce, sieve element area, xylem-ring width
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1205. Knowledge that leaves a mark : seventy years of the Slovenian National Building and Civil Engineering Institute 1949-20192019, professional monograph Abstract: V publikaciji je predstavljen Zavod za gradbeništvo Slovenije ob 70-letnici. V osmih poglavjih je predstavljeno znanstveno-raziskovalno in strokovno delo. V nadaljevanju sledijo poglavja, ki predstavljajo posamezne znanstveno-raziskovalne laboratorije in strokovne službe.
Keywords: Zavod za gradbeništvo Slovenije, ZAG Ljubljana, gradbeništvo, znanstveno-raziskovalna dejavnost, strokovna dejavnost, laboratoriji, predstavitev, 70 let, sedemdeset let, grajeno okolje, digitalizacija, gradnja, les, krožno gospodarstvo, napredni materiali v gradbeništvu, potresi, stavbe, trajnostna gradnja, bivanje, ekologija, voda, zrak, zemlja
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1206. Flow cytometric pitfalls in immunophenotyping of lymphomasAlojz Ihan, 1998, review article Abstract: Flow cytometry has been introduced as the most reliable method for the analysis of lymphocyte subsets. The advantage of flow cytometry is that it enables application of virtually all monoclonal antibodies (native cells), a quantitative estimation of different lymphoid cells, and that cell can be simultaneously analysed for multiple marker expression. The usage of flow cytometers requiers considerable knowledge of physics and its technical application. Moreover, several problems arise from the complexity of the biolocal systems investigated.
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1208. Efficacy of trapping protocols for Agrilus jewel beetles : a multi-country assessmentGiacomo Santoiemma, David Williams, Everett G. Booth, Giacomo Cavaletto, James Connell, Gianfranco Curletti, Maarten De Groot, Sarah M. Devine, Abigail Enston, Joseph A. Francese, Eva Groznik, Tine Hauptman, 2024, original scientific article Abstract: The genus Agrilus is one of the most diverse insect genera worldwide. The larval feeding activity causes extensive damage in both forests and orchards. In addition, more than 30 species have been introduced outside their native range so far, including the emerald ash borer Agrilus planipennis Fairmaire. Thus, the availability of efficient trapping protocols for early detection of Agrilus species at entry points is of utmost importance. In this study we tested whether trapping protocols developed for surveillance of A. planipennis in North America were also effective for other Agrilus species. In particular, through a multi-country assessment we compared the efficacy of detecting Agrilus species on: (i) green glue-coated prism traps vs. green Fluon-coated multi-funnel traps when baited with the green leaf volatile (Z)-3-hexenol or left unbaited; and (ii) green multi-panel traps vs. green multi-panel traps baited with dead adult Agrilus beetles (decoys). A total of 23,481 individuals from 45 Agrilus species were caught. Trap design significantly affected both species richness and abundance of Agrilus species in several of the countries where the trapping experiments were carried out, and green prism traps outperformed green multi-funnel traps in most cases. On the contrary, the addition of a (Z)-3-hexenol lure or dead adult beetle decoys on to traps did not improve trap catches. Our study highlights that reliable trap models to survey Agrilus species are already available, but also that there is the clear need to further investigate chemical ecology of Agrilus species to develop semiochemical lures that can improve detection efficacy.
Keywords: biosecurity, early detection, forest pests, lures, traps, visual stimuli, Agrilus, beetles
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1209. Genetic polymorphisms of xenobiotic metabolizing enzymes in human colorectal cancerVita Dolžan, Metka Ravnik-Glavač, Katja Breskvar, 1998, published scientific conference contribution Abstract: It was proposed that both hereaditary and environmental factors contribute to the development of colorectal cancer (CRC). Carcinogenic polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) from food or tobacco smoke can form DNA adducts and thus initiate carcinogenesis after metabolic activation via cytochrome P4501A1 (CYP1A1). Intermediate metabolites are detoxified by conjugation with glutathione S-transferases. Our aim was to look for inherited metabolic suceptibility to CRC. We used PCR-based genotyping approach to determine the frequencies of polymorphic alleles of two cytochromes P450 (CYP2D6 and CYP1A1)and two glutathione S-transferases (GSTM1 and GSTT1) in DNA samples from 31 sporadic, 25 familial CRC cases and 73 healthy controls. The difference in frequencies of poor metabolisers due to CYP2D6 gene polymorphismwas close to the limit of statistical significance between sporadiCRC and healthy control group (lambda 2=5.52, m=2, p=0.06) despite the small sample size. The frequencies of either CYP1A1 MspI, GST M1 or GST T1 genotypes were not significantly different in both CRC cases and in controls. Although our study suggests some difference in metabolic susceptibility between sporadic and familial CRC, further studies are needed to investigate the combined effect of polymorphic genes involved in carcinogen metabolism in a larger group of patients with defined exposure to dietary carcinogens and smoking.
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