Carolina Cheuqueman

Dr. Carolina Cheuqueman

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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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Pia Loren Reyes
RSRaul Sanchez
Raul Sanchez
MAMaría-Elena Arias
María-Elena Arias
RFRicardo Felmer
Ricardo Felmer
JRJennie Risopatrón
Jennie Risopatrón
CCCarolina Cheuqueman
Carolina Cheuqueman
Oxidative and nitrosative stress are common problems when handling gametes in vitro. In vitro development in mammalian embryos is highly affected by culture conditions, especially by reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS), because their absence or overproduction causes embryo arrest and changes in gene expression. Melatonin in gamete co-incubation during in vitro fertilization (IVF) has deleterious or positive effects, depending on the concentration used in the culture medium, demonstrating the delicate balance between antioxidant and pro-oxidant activity. Further research is needed to better understand the possible impact of melatonin on the different IVP steps in humans and other mammals, especially in seasonal breeds where this neuro-hormone system highly regulates its reproduction physiology.

27 March 2017 in Preprints.org
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Pia Loren ReyesPia Loren Reyes
Pia Loren Reyes
RSRaul Sanchez
Raul Sanchez
MAMaría-Elena Arias
María-Elena Arias
RFRicardo Felmer
Ricardo Felmer
JRJennie Risopatrón
Jennie Risopatrón
CCCarolina Cheuqueman
Carolina Cheuqueman
Oxidative and nitrosative stress are a common problem when manipulating gametes in vitro. In vitro development in mammalian embryos is highly affected by culture conditions, especially by reactive oxygen species (ROS) and reactive nitrogen species (RNS), because its absence or over production causes embryo arrest and changes in gene expression. Melatonin in gamete co-incubation during IVF has deleterious or positive effects depending on the concentration used in culture medium, demonstrating the delicate balance that must exist between antioxidant and pro-oxidant activity. Further research is needed to better understand the possible impact of melatonin on the different IVP steps in domestic animals, especially in seasonal breeds where this neuro-hormone system highly regulates its reproduction physiology.

7 March 2025 in Revista Colombiana de Educación
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CCCarolina Cheuqueman
Carolina Cheuqueman
CCCristian Cerda-González
Cristian Cerda-González
SFSamuel Fernandez-Carriba
Samuel Fernandez-Carriba
MLMiriam León-Herrera
Miriam León-Herrera
Esta revisión sistematiza los efectos de las Intervenciones basadas en Mindfulness (mbi) sobre el bienestar socioemocional, rendimiento académico y sus fundamentos neuroeducativos en estudiantes universitarios. Se consultaron bases de datos: WoS, Scopus y PUBMED, desde el año 2011 al 2020, revisándose 51 artículos. Las mbi mejoran estado mindfulness, estrés, ansiedad, depresión, regulación emocional, autoconfianza, bienestar, motivación y compasión, la adaptación a la universidad, las relaciones interpersonales, la calidad del sueño, funciones ejecutivas y parámetros de estrés, e incrementaron, además, el desempeño académico. Los fundamentos neuroeducativos de las mbi fueron: estrés en la universidad, rendimiento académico y emociones, funciones ejecutivas y regulación emocional, y salud mental y rendimiento académico. Se concluye que las mbi representan un aporte real al bienestar psicológico, social y desempeño académico de los estudiantes universitarios.

21 December 2016 in Andrologia
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CCCarolina Cheuqueman
Carolina Cheuqueman
Pia Loren ReyesPia Loren Reyes
Pia Loren Reyes
Maria Elena Arias CeaMaria Elena Arias Cea
Maria Elena Arias Cea
JRJ. Risopatrón
J. Risopatrón
RFRicardo Felmer
Ricardo Felmer
RSRaul Sanchez
Raul Sanchez
Retrospective analysis of monthly embryo production from December 2011 to May 2015 and its correlation with meteorological data in our geographic zone was made. We had observed that in certain time of the year, in vitro blastocyst production decreases. Accordingly, was examined the association between blastocyst production and climatological parameters. Cleavage rates correlate positively with blastocyst rates (p < .05). Significant differences in cleavage rates between autumn and summer (79.8%; 71.5%), and between winter and autumn (71.8%; 79.8%), were found. Blastocyst production had lower efficiency in June (9 ± 12%) and July (4.9 ± 5.7%), which coincides with winter season. In contrast, higher embryo production was obtained in February (22.2 ± 9.7%), March (22.9 ± 14%) and September (25.2 ± 6.6%), which coincides with autumn and spring season. Similarly, embryo production correlates with meteorological parameters: blastocyst production positively correlates with sunshine hours, maximum temperature and average temperature. Similarly, blastocyst production inversely correlates with total precipitation and days >1 mm precipitation (p < .05). There is a significant decrease in bovine in vitro embryo production efficiency during winter season in our warm-summer Mediterranean climate zone. It remains to be investigated the direct effect of environmental factors on oocyte quality and its impact on in vitro production efficiency.