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Vitoviz Monje, Juana Valeria (Publication date: 2026-01)
Background: In recent decades, the use of plastic in our society has grown exponentially thanks to its practical properties in our daily lives. Unfortunately, these characteristics also bring certain disadvantages, such ...
Luz i Caparrós, Aina (Publication date: 2025-07)
The western green lizard (Lacerta bilineata) is a reptile found in different areas of Europe. In Catalonia, there is a tendency for this species to be found in the northern region, where altitudes are predominantly ...
Puig Ureña, Marc (Publication date: 2025-07)
This work presents a comprehensive review of key molecular techniques applied to the study of microbial communities, particularly emphasizing experimental procedures, technical particularities, specific advantages, ...
Llorach Vazquez, Uriel (Publication date: 2025-07)
In response to growing concern about the global decline of amphibians, interest in their study is increasing as a way to contribute to their conservation at global, regional, and local scales. This study analyses how ...
Ledesma Martínez, Marc (Publication date: 2025-07)
Invasive species are one of the most significant biological factors contributing to the loss of biodiversity, the displacement of native and endemic species, and the disruption of ecosystem functions in natural ...
Olla Ribas, Sílvia de la (Publication date: 2025-07)
The Mediterranean Basin has a long history of wildfires, thus many species have coevolved with these disturbances. However, recent shifts in the fire regime could threaten the resilience of Mediterranean ecosystems. ...
Gil Lladó, Gemma (Publication date: 2025-07)
This Final Degree Project evaluated the immunomodulatory effects of the microalga Chlorella vulgaris (CV), along with the omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA) and docosahexaenoic acid ...
Gómez Bizarro, Anna (Publication date: 2025-07)
Given the growing interest in multi-domain biotechnological drugs due to their potential to improve the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of conventional protein drugs, this literature review aims ...
Sagarra Navarro, Àlex de (Publication date: 2025-07)
The Mediterranean is the sea with the most invasive species in the world, mainly due to the amount of activities carried out there (aquaculture and overcrowding, among others) and the presence of the Suez Canal. ...
Castro Granado, Nerea (Publication date: 2025-07)
During the early stages of embryonic development, asymmetric cell divisions are crucial for differentiation into the cellular lineages of trophectoderm (TE) and inner cell mass (ICM). The main objective of this ...
Carreras Vlemmings, Stephanie (Publication date: 2025-07)
Nowadays, there is growing interest in exploring sustainable agricultural practices that reduce dependence on chemical fertilizers and pesticides. One promising option could be the use of certain ruderal species, ...
Belloso Poveda, María (Publication date: 2025-07)
Natural capital refers to the stock of natural assets (such as water and biodiversity) that yield a flow of ecosystem services, which underpin benefits to human well-being. However, many of them are undervalued or ...
Arauzo Peidró, Berta (Publication date: 2025-07)
Klebsiella pneumoniae is an encapsulated gram-negative bacillus, widely recognized as an opportunistic pathogen, although it can also be part of the intestinal microbiota as a commensal. Its ability to cause ...
Ubach Bernacer, Laia (Publication date: 2025-06)
This study investigates the reproductive biology of the invasive species Trachemys scripta in the Baix Ter, a Mediterranean region characterized by strong seasonal variation. A total of 92 adult females were ...
Tena García, Carla (Publication date: 2025-06)
This final bachelor project focuses on photodynamic therapy (PDT), an emerging therapeutic strategy in cancer treatment. PDT combines the administration of a photosensitizing agent (PS), the presence of molecular ...
Elias Call, Carlota (Publication date: 2025-06)
This literature review addresses the functioning of the menstrual cycle from a physiological and endocrine perspective and how it can lead to different conditions in people with ovaries (throughout the paper, 'people ...
Serrat Pérez, Roger (Publication date: 2025-06)
Stereotypic behaviours (SB) in horses are defined as repetitive behaviour patterns without apparent purpose, often reflecting poor welfare. They are caused by inadequate living conditions, such as lack of stimuli, ...
Fàbregas i Alcaraz, Júlia (Publication date: 2025-06)
This final degree project explores microbial alternatives to traditional chemical pesticides used in agriculture. The main objective is to evaluate the real viability of biopesticides as a substitute for synthetic ...
Dieguez Geira, Gabriela (Publication date: 2025-06)
The palaeontological characterisation of the La Malvasia quarry has revealed a fossil assemblage typical of a shallow marine environment, associated with a rocky coastline exposed to moderate-to-high hydrodynamic ...
Darnés Pagès, Júlia (Publication date: 2025-06)
Puberty lasts between 5 and 6 years, during which a series of physical, psychological, and neurological changes occur, culminating in the acquisition of reproductive capacity. Puberty is regulated by the ...