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Ana Gómez
Researcher at Spanish National Research Council
Publications - 83
Citations - 1900
Ana Gómez is an academic researcher from Spanish National Research Council. The author has contributed to research in topics: Lung cancer & Bulge. The author has an hindex of 22, co-authored 78 publications receiving 1722 citations. Previous affiliations of Ana Gómez include Janssen Pharmaceutica & Complutense University of Madrid.
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Oxygen, Sodium, Magnesium and Aluminium as tracers of the Galactic Bulge Formation
A. Lecureur,Vanessa Hill,Manuela Zoccali,Beatriz Barbuy,Ana Gómez,Dante Minniti,Sergio Ortolani,Alvio Renzini +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, the peculiar behavior of the light even (alpha-elements) and odd atomic number elements in red giants in the galactic bulge, both in terms of the chemical evolution of the bulge and the possible deep mixing mechanisms in these evolved stars, was investigated.
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Alpha element abundances and gradients in the Milky Way bulge from FLAMES-GIRAFFE spectra of 650 K giants
Oscar A. Gonzalez,Marina Rejkuba,Manuela Zoccali,Vanessa Hill,Giuseppina Battaglia,C. Babusiaux,Dante Minniti,Dante Minniti,Beatriz Barbuy,Alan Alves-Brito,Alvio Renzini,Ana Gómez,Sergio Ortolani +12 more
TL;DR: In this article, the authors presented the analysis of the [α/Fe] abundance ratios for a large number of stars at several locations in the Milky Way bulge with the aim of constraining its formation scenario.
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Oxygen, Sodium, Magnesium and Aluminium as tracers of the Galactic Bulge Formation
A. Lecureur,Vanessa Hill,Manuela Zoccali,Beatriz Barbuy,Ana Gómez,Dante Minniti,Sergio Ortolani,Alvio Renzini +7 more
TL;DR: In this article, the peculiar behavior of the light even (alpha-elements) and odd atomic number elements in red giants in the galactic bulge, both in terms of the chemical evolution of the bulge and the possible deep-mixing mechanisms in these evolved stars, was investigated.
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Updated design of the CMB polarization experiment satellite LiteBIRD
Hajime Sugai,Peter A. R. Ade,Y. Akiba,David Alonso,Kam Arnold,Jonathan Aumont,J. E. Austermann,C. Baccigalupi,A. J. Banday,R. Banerji,R. B. Barreiro,Soumen Basak,J. A. Beall,S. Beckman,Marco Bersanelli,Julian Borrill,F. Boulanger,Michael L. Brown,M. Bucher,Alessandro Buzzelli,Erminia Calabrese,F. J. Casas,Anthony Challinor,V. Chan,Yuji Chinone,J. F. Cliche,F. Columbro,A. Cukierman,D. W. Curtis,P. Danto,P. de Bernardis,T. de Haan,M. De Petris,Clive Dickinson,M. A. Dobbs,Tadayasu Dotani,L. Duband,A. Ducout,Shannon M. Duff,Adriaan J. Duivenvoorden,J. M. Duval,K. Ebisawa,Tucker Elleflot,H. Enokida,H. K. Eriksen,Josquin Errard,Thomas Essinger-Hileman,Fabio Finelli,Raphael Flauger,Cristian Franceschet,U. Fuskeland,K. Ganga,Jiansong Gao,Ricardo Génova-Santos,T. Ghigna,Ana Gómez,Marcin Gradziel,J. Grain,Frank Grupp,A. Gruppuso,Jon E. Gudmundsson,N. W. Halverson,Peter Charles Hargrave,T. Hasebe,Masaya Hasegawa,Makoto Hattori,Masashi Hazumi,Sophie Henrot-Versille,D. Herranz,C. Hill,Gene C. Hilton,Y. Hirota,E. Hivon,Renée Hlozek,D. T. Hoang,J. Hubmayr,Kiyotomo Ichiki,Toshiaki Iida,H. Imada,Kosei Ishimura,Hirokazu Ishino,G. Jaehnig,M. Jones,T. Kaga,Shingo Kashima,Yousuke Kataoka,Nobuhiko Katayama,T. Kawasaki,R. Keskitalo,A. Kibayashi,T. Kikuchi,Kimihiro Kimura,Theodore Kisner,Yohei Kobayashi,Nozomu Kogiso,A. Kogut,K. Kohri,Eiichiro Komatsu,K. Komatsu,Kuniaki Konishi,N. Krachmalnicoff,C. L. Kuo,Noah Kurinsky,A. Kushino,Makoto Kuwata-Gonokami,Luca Lamagna,Massimiliano Lattanzi,Adrian T. Lee,Eric V. Linder,Bruno Maffei,Davide Maino,M. Maki,Anna Mangilli,Enrique Martinez-Gonzalez,Silvia Masi,R. Mathon,Tomotake Matsumura,A. Mennella,M. Migliaccio,Yuto Minami,K. Mistuda,D. Molinari,L. Montier,Gianluca Morgante,B. Mot,Yasuhiro Murata,J. A. Murphy,Masaaki Nagai,R. Nagata,Shogo Nakamura,T. Namikawa,P. Natoli,S. Nerva,Toshiyuki Nishibori,H. Nishino,Yasunori Nomura,F. Noviello,Créidhe O'Sullivan,H. Ochi,Hideo Ogawa,Hiroyuki Ohsaki,Izumi S. Ohta,Norio Okada,L. Pagano,Alessandro Paiella,D. Paoletti,G. Patanchon,F. Piacentini,Giampaolo Pisano,G. Polenta,D. Poletti,T. Prouvé,Giuseppe Puglisi,Damien Rambaud,Christopher Raum,S. Realini,Mathieu Remazeilles,G. Roudil,Jose Alberto Rubino-Martin,M. Russell,Haruyuki Sakurai,Yuki Sakurai,M. Sandri,Giorgio Savini,Douglas Scott,Yutaro Sekimoto,Blake D. Sherwin,Keisuke Shinozaki,Maresuke Shiraishi,Peter Shirron,G. Signorelli,Graeme Smecher,P. Spizzi,S. L. Stever,R. Stompor,S. Sugiyama,A. Suzuki,Jun-ichi Suzuki,Eric R. Switzer,Ryota Takaku,H. Takakura,S. Takakura,Yasuhiro Takeda,Angela C. Taylor,E. Taylor,Yasunori Terao,K. L. Thompson,B. Thorne,M. Tomasi,H. Tomida,Neil Trappe,M. Tristram,M. Tsuji,Masahiro Tsujimoto,Carole Tucker,J. N. Ullom,S. Uozumi,Shin Utsunomiya,J. Van Lanen,Gerard Vermeulen,P. Vielva,F. Villa,Michael R. Vissers,Nicola Vittorio,F. Voisin,Ian J. Walker,N. Watanabe,Ingunn Kathrine Wehus,Jochen Weller,Benjamin Westbrook,Benedict Tobias Winter,Edward J. Wollack,Ryo Yamamoto,Noriko Y. Yamasaki,Masato Yanagisawa,T. Yoshida,Junji Yumoto,Mario Zannoni,A. Zonca +218 more
TL;DR: LiteBIRD as discussed by the authors is a large-scale transition-edge sensors (TES) mission with a total wide frequency coverage between 34GHz and 448GHz, targeting its launch in Japanese Fiscal Year 2027 (2027FY) with JAXA's H3 rocket, which will accommodate more than 4000 TESs in focal planes of reflective low-frequency and refractive medium-and high-frequency telescopes.
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Telomere shortening is associated with poor prognosis and telomerase activity correlates with DNA repair impairment in non-small cell lung cancer
Cristina Frías,Cristina García-Aranda,Carmen de Juan,Alberto Morán,Paloma Ortega,Ana Gómez,Florentino Hernando,J.A. López-Asenjo,A.J. Torres,Manuel Benito,Pilar Iniesta +10 more
TL;DR: Telomere shortening emerged as a poor clinical evolution parameter in NSCLC and a relationship between the loss of several DNA repair genes and telomerase activity, which may be of relevance in the pathogenesis of non-small lung cancer.