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Predicting attachment in portuguese infants born very or extremely preterm: und...
Sandra Antunes; Maria João Alves; Inês Martelo; Marjorie Beeghly; Luísa Barros; Marina Fuertes
Cross-modal coherence and incoherence of early infant interactive behavior: lin...
Marina Fuertes; Ana Rita Almeida; Sandra Antunes; Marjorie Beeghly
Maternal pre and perinatal experiences with their full-term, preterm and very p...
Joana L. Gonçalves; Marina Fuertes; Maria João Alves; Sandra Antunes; Ana Rita Almeida; Rute Casimiro; Margarida Santos
Presentation of the Corpus of Portuguese as a Foreign/Second Language - COPLE2
Sandra Antunes; Amália Mendes; Anabela Gonçalves; Maarten Janssen; Nélia Alexandre; António Avelar; Adelina Castelo; Inês DuarteIn this article, we present COPLE2, a new corpus of Portuguese FL/L2, which encompasses written and spoken data produced by foreign learners of Portuguese at the University of Lisbon. Over the past few years we are seeing a substantial growth in the area of learner corpus research applied to other languages besides English. Our aim is to enhance the learning data of Portuguese, a less commonly taught language. ...
Toward the discovery of inhibitors of babesipain-1, a Babesia bigemina cysteine...
Bianca Perez; Sandra Antunes; Lidia M Goncalves; Ana Domingos; Jose R B Gomes; Paula Gomes; Catia TeixeiraBabesia bigemina is a protozoan parasite that causes babesiosis, a disease with a world-wide distribution in mammals, principally affecting cattle and man. The unveiling of the genome of B. bigemina is a project in active progress that has already revealed a number of new targets with potential interest for the design of anti-babesiosis drugs. In this context, babesipain-1 has been identified as a proteolytical...