A recording form for differential diagnosis of arthropathies

Ventades, Nerea G.; Laza, Imanol Martín; Hervella, Montserrat; de-la-Rúa, Concepción

doi:10.1016/j.ijpp.2018.01.004

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“…43 , following the protocol proposed by Ventades et al . 44 . The process of DNA extraction was conducted according to the procedure described in Hervella et al .…”

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Environmental factors modulated ancient mitochondrial DNA variability and the prevalence of rheumatic diseases in the Basque Country

Laza¹,

Hervella²,

Zubieta³

et al. 2019

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Among the factors that would explain the distribution of mitochondrial lineages in Europe, climate and diseases may have played an important role. A possible explanation lies in the nature of the mitochondrion, in which the energy generation process produces reactive oxygen species that may influence the development of different diseases. The present study is focused on the medieval necropolis of San Miguel de Ereñozar (13th–16th centuries, Basque Country), whose inhabitants presented a high prevalence of rheumatic diseases and lived during the Little Ice Age (LIA). Our results indicate a close relationship between rheumatic diseases and mitochondrial haplogroup H, and specifically between spondyloarthropathies and sub-haplogroup H2. One possible explanation may be the climate change that took place in the LIA that favoured those haplogroups that were more energy-efficient, such as haplogroup H, to endure lower temperatures and food shortage. However, it had a biological trade-off: the increased risk of developing rheumatic diseases.

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“…43 , following the protocol proposed by Ventades et al . 44 . The process of DNA extraction was conducted according to the procedure described in Hervella et al .…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Environmental factors modulated ancient mitochondrial DNA variability and the prevalence of rheumatic diseases in the Basque Country

Laza¹,

Hervella²,

Zubieta³

et al. 2019

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“…A stage may be speculatively assigned to a phenomenon, without recognition that the stages may actually be manifestation of different derivation/pathophysiology (e.g., [35,36]). Specifics are lost, which cannot be resurrected, and the pertinent information, lost (e.g., [37][38][39]). This emphasizes the importance of vetting the classification system.…”

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Extirpating Inherently Biased Rote Approaches, Replacing them with Critical Thinking-Based Interpretation of Evidence

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Physical anthropology embraces a hunger for understanding the ecosphere in which we live, its impact on the life and health and our impact environmental signature. This has been pursued tenaciously, utilizing speculative approaches, with lesser attention to assuring adherence to fundamentals. The resulting perceptions of the environment and of the people therein, both contemporary and ancient, have been subject to a variety of biases. Although many are obvious and discussed in detail in this manuscript, it seems appropriate to question why they have persisted. What benefit does the biased individual gain? Certainly not advancement beyond circular reasoning, which itself reinforces the proponent and their philosophies. It certainly is easy to pursue studies and their promulgation by rote, minimizing cognitive effort expenditure. It is easier to pontificate a technique, than to pursue and assure its independent validation. It is easier to assume that students are performing correctly, without expending the rigor/time of/for actually testing fundamentals and assuring the validity of one’s own techniques. It is easier to stalwartly defend the status quo that has defined one’s life to date, than to subject it to potential modification and thus to consider critical thinking as an existential threat. Perhaps that explains apparent aversion to and attempts to block promulgation of evidence that application of scientific methodology to physical anthropology provides an opportunity for meaningful contributions beyond salvage work. The latter has value, but physical anthropology can offer much more. Extirpating the biases would be a major step in that direction and resurrect logos.

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“…: [Медникова, 2012]). В свете того что распространенные патологические состояния, приводящие к анкилозированию позвонков (в частности, ДИСГ), активно исследуются клиницистами и палеопатологами , имеются разработанные морфологические и рентгенологические критерии для их разграничения [Arriaza, 1993;Castells Navarro, Buckberry, 2020;Martin-Dupont et al, 2006;Olivieri et al, 2009;Resnick, Niwayama, 1976;Utsinger, 1985;Ventades et al, 2018;и др. ], это обстоятельство представляется неудовлетворительным.…”

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Утвержден к печати Ученым советом ФИЦ Тюменского научного центра СО РАН Сетевое издание «Вестник археологии, антропологии и этнографии» зарегистрировано Федеральной службой по надзору в сфере связи, информационных технологий и массовых коммуникаций (Роскомнадзор)

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A recording form for differential diagnosis of arthropathies

Cited by 13 publications

References 16 publications

Environmental factors modulated ancient mitochondrial DNA variability and the prevalence of rheumatic diseases in the Basque Country

Environmental factors modulated ancient mitochondrial DNA variability and the prevalence of rheumatic diseases in the Basque Country

Extirpating Inherently Biased Rote Approaches, Replacing them with Critical Thinking-Based Interpretation of Evidence

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