Ao 2013 Vol.

9
Publicacin
Trimestral

Artculos Cientficos

Premios
Reynosa, Tamaulipas

Eventos

Actividades
 Directorio
Yoloxchitl Bustamante Dez
Directora General del Instituto
Politcnico Nacional

Fernando Arellano Caldern

Secretario General

Norma Patricia Muoz Sevilla

Secretaria de Investigacin y Posgrado

Ninfa Mara Rosas Garca

Directora del Centro de Biotecnologa 3 Mensaje de Nuestra Directora
Genmica

Cristian Lizarazo Ortega

Subdirector Acadmico y de
4 Artculos Cientficos
Investigacin

Ma. del Carmen Quiroz Herrera 10 Congresos y Simposia

Subdirectora Administrativa

Gloria Hilda Seplveda Gonzlez 11 Premios

Jefa de la Unidad Politcnica de
Integracin Social

12 Eventos Acadmicos
18 Eventos de Difusin
22 Otras Actividades
Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica
Blvd. del Maestro S/N, Esq. Elas Pia,
Col. Narciso Mendoza C.P. 88710,
Reynosa Tamaulipas. Tel. 899-9243627
Red. IPN. 5729-6000 Ext. 87700
www.cbg.ipn.mx

Edicin
Lorena Cristina Mota Salcedo
Unidad de Tecnologa Educativa y Campus Virtual
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Genetic parameters and non-genetic influences related to birth

weight in farmed white-tailed deer
G. M. Parra-Bracamonte1*, X. F. De La Rosa-Reyna1, N. Trevio-Martnez2, W.
Arellano-Vera1 And V. Moreno-Medina1

1Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica Instituto Politcnico Nacional, Boulevard del Maestro SN. Esq.
Elas Pia, Col. Narciso Mendoza. C.P. 88710, Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mxico
2 Asociacin Nacional de Criadores de Crvidos de Mxico A.G. Canales No. 3841, Col. Centro C.P.
88000, Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, Mxico

Journal of Agricultural Science, online 2013

Abstract

Studying and understanding the sources of variation in early life

traits in farmed deer are fundamental for management and/or breeding
purposes. Data from a captive white-tailed deer population were analysed to
identify non-genetic and genetic factors affecting the birth weight (BW) of
fawns. The year, type of birth and sex were included in a fixed linear model to
examine their significance. All of the examined non-genetic factors had a
highly significant effect on BW (P<0001). The examined years showed
variation attributed to food availability affecting the gestational conditions of
does. Male fawns were 193 g heavier than female fawns at birth (P<0001),
and singleton births were associated with a higher BW (2970043 kg)
compared with twin (0261 g) and triplet (0642 g) fawning (P<0001). The
best-fitting animal model was selected by comparing reduced and complete
models. Based on the selected animal model, which included direct genetic
and common maternal effects, genetic components and parameters were
estimated. The direct heritability was found to be 0280126, and a small but
important contribution of common maternal environmental effects was
identified (c2=0150062). The results support the importance of certain
environmental factors affecting BW and indicate the relevance of direct genetic
and maternal environmental influences to sustained genetic changes in BW
and positively correlated traits in farmed white-tailed deer populations.

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A Viral-Human Interactome Based on Structural Motif-

Domain Interactions Captures the Human Infectome

Aldo Segura-Cabrera1*., Carlos A. Garca-Prez1., Xianwu Guo2, Mario A.

Rodrguez-Prez2

1 Laboratorio de Bioinformtica, Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica, Instituto Politcnico Nacional,

Reynosa, Mxico, 2 Laboratorio de Biomedicina Molecular, Centro de
Biotecnologa Genmica, Instituto Politcnico Nacional, Reynosa, Mxico

PLOS ONE, Volume 8, Issue 8, 2013

Abstract

Protein interactions between a pathogen and its host are

fundamental in the establishment of the pathogen and underline the
infection mechanism. In the present work, we developed a single predictive
model for building a host-viral interactome based on the identification of
structural descriptors from motif-domain interactions of protein complexes
deposited in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). The structural descriptors were
used for searching, in a database of protein sequences of human and five
clinically important viruses; therefore, viral and human proteins sharing a
descriptor were predicted as interacting proteins. The analysis of the host-
viral interactome allowed to identify a set of new interactions that further
explain molecular mechanism associated with viral infections and showed
that it was able to capture human proteins already associated to viral
infections (human infectome) and non-infectious diseases (human
diseasome). The analysis of human proteins targeted by viral proteins in
the context of a human interactome showed that their neighbors are
enriched in proteins reported with differential expression under infection
and disease conditions. It is expected that the findings of this work will
contribute to the development of systems biology for infectious diseases,
and help guide the rational identification and prioritization of novel drug
targets.

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Detection of Onchocerca volvulus in Latin American black

flies for pool screening PCR using high-throughput
automated DNA isolation for transmission surveillance

Mario A. Rodrguez-Prez & Hemavathi Gopal & Monsuru Adebayo Adeleke &
Erick de Jess De Luna-Santillana & Natividad Gurrola-Reyes & Xianwu Guo

Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica, Instituto Politcnico Nacional, Blvd. del Maestro esq. Elas Pia
S/N, Colonia Narciso Mendoza, 88710 Cd. Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mxico.
Public Health Entomology and Parasitology Unit, Department of Biological Sciences,
Osun State University, Osogbo, Osun, Nigeria.
Centro Interdisciplinario de Investigacin para el Desarrollo Integral Regional, Unidad Durango,
Instituto Politcnico Nacional, Sigma S/N 119, Colonia 20 de Noviembre 1i, 34220 Durango,

Springer Berlin Heidelberg, online 2013

Abstract

The posttreatment entomological surveillance (ES) of

onchocerciasis in Latin America requires quite large numbers of flies to be
examined for parasite infection to prove that the control strategies have
worked and that the infection is on the path of elimination. Here, we report
a high-throughput automated DNA isolation of Onchocerca volvulus for PCR
using a major Latin American black fly vector of onchocerciasis. The
sensitivity and relative effectiveness of silica-coated paramagnetic beads
was evaluated in comparison with phenol chloroform (PC) method which is
known as the gold standard of DNA extraction for ES in Latin America. The
automated method was optimized in the laboratory and validated in the field
to detect parasite DNA in Simulium ochraceum sensu lato flies in comparison
with PC. The optimization of the automated method showed that it is
sensitive to detect O. volvulus with a pool size of 100 flies as compared with
PC which utilizes 50 flies pool size. The validation of the automated method
in comparison with PC in an endemic community showed that 5/67 and
3/134 heads pools were positive for the two methods, respectively. There
was no statistical variation (P <0.05) in the estimation of transmission
indices generated by automated method when compared with PC method.
The fact that the automated method is sensitive to pool size up to 100
confers advantage over PC method and can, therefore, be employed in large-
scale ES of onchocerciasis transmission in endemic areas of Latin America.

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Alkaline pretreatment of Mexican pine residues for

bioethanol production

Claudia Elena Soto Alvarez1, Javier Lpez Miranda2, Martha Rosales Castro1,
Gustavo Prez Verdn1, Mario A. Rodrguez Prez3 and Isaas Chairez
Hernndez1

1Instituto Politcnico Nacional, CIIDIR-DGO. 34220, Durango, Dgo., Mxico.

2Instituto Tecnolgico de Durango. 34080, Durango, Dgo., Mxico.
3Instituto Politcnico Nacional, Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica. 88710, Reynosa, Tamaulipas,
Mxico.

African Journal of Biotechnology, Volume 12, Issue 31 2013

Abstract

The locally sourced residue samples of Pinus arizonica, Pinus

cooperi, and Pinus durangensis from the state of Durango in Mexico were
analyzed for optimal yield of ethanol production. The samples were mixed
at an equal proportion using a particle size of 0.59 mm. Each individual
mixture was pretreated with either NaOH or Ca (OH)2 (at 0.5, 1.0 and
1.5% w/v) for periods of 30, 60, and 90 min at 60, 90, and 120C. The
pretreated blending was subjected to enzymatic hydrolysis for 130 h at 80
rpm and 50C with an enzymatic load of 25 filter paper units (FPU) and
50 IU -glucosidase per gramme of cellulose to obtain a maximum yield of
reducing sugars (RS) with NaOH subject at 120C for 90 min. The results
show that the hydrolysis yield depends on temperature and alkali
concentration particularly (NaOH), which increased from 2.0 to 3.5% w/v.
The best yield of glucose (41.33% w/w) was obtained using a pretreatment
of 2.5% NaOH for 90 min, 120C, and a hydrolysis residence time of 130
h. The removal of lignin and hemicellulose acetylation was observed to
have influence on the enzymatic digestibility of cellulose. This process
could theoretically produce a maximum yield of 90.19% of ethanol /
substrate (glucose) and about 80 L of bioethanol per dry ton of woody
biomass from pine residues.

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Identification of Two Channel Catfish Stocks, Ictalurus

punctatus, Cultivated in Northeast Mexico

X. F. De la Rosa-Reyna1, A. M. Sifuentes-Rincon, G. M. Parra-Bracamonte, W.

Arellano-Vera
1Centro de Biotecnologia Genomica-Instituto Politcnico Nacional
(CBG-IPN). Boulevard del Maestro Esquina con Elas Pina Colonia Narciso Mendoza,
C.P.88710, Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mxico

Journal of the World Aquaculture Society, 2013

Abstract

The channel catfish farming in Mexico began in the 1970s. One

of the most important areas of production is its northeastern region.
Traditionally, the channel catfish farmers have attempted to preserve their
original genetic stock. After more than 30 years of production, the genetic
relationship between stocks has not been assessed. The goal of this study
was to evaluate the genetic differentiation between five channel catfish farm
populations, using 13 microsatellite markers. A total of 154 fin clip samples
were collected from five channel catfish farms in Tamaulipas. We also
included 31 individuals of the commercial strain NWAC103. In each
population, we calculated parameter of genetic variability: inbreeding
coefficient (FIS), pairwise differentiation (FST) and genetic distance (DC). For
the inference of populations and individual assignment two Bayesian
methods were used. Genetic variability parameters were NA= 9.54 to 11.08
and AE=5.40 to 6.67. Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium deviations were observed
for all farm populations examined, and a deficit of heterozygotes was found.
Signals of inbreeding were observed, particularly for the ACU hatchery.
Populations EKA and ACU showed higher genetic differentiation values with
respect to the commercial strain (FST=0.107; FST=0.082, respectively).
Moderated genetic differences (FST=0.067; DC=0.080) were observed
between the EKA and ACU. Clustering analysis revealed a well-defined group
between EKA and TPA. In the Bayesian analysis three groups were defined.
The first group was formed by EKA and TPA, the second group included
ACU, LAJ and PRO. In the third group was the commercial strain. In the
assignment of individuals, EKA and ACU were represented by exclusive
genotypes. Identification of two genetic stocks, one located in the EKA and
the other in the ACU population, will be relevant for future management of
these hatcheries. Additionally, Page 2 of 36 Journal of the World
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presented will be important tools for genetic monitoring of these farm
populations.

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Synthesis and in vitro evaluation of new ethyl and methyl

quinoxaline-7-carboxylate 1,4-di-N-oxide against Entamoeba
histolytica

Blanca Estela Duque-Montao a, Lilia Citlalli Gmez-Caro b, Mario Sanchez-

Sanchez b, Antonio Monge c,
Efrn Hernndez-Baltazar a, Gildardo Rivera b, Oscar Torres-Angeles a,

a Laboratorio de Microbiologa, Facultad de Farmacia, Universidad Autnoma del Estado de Morelos,

Av. Universidad 1001, 62209 Cuernavaca, Mxico
b Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica, Instituto Politcnico Nacional, Blvd. del Maestro, s/n, Esq.
Elas Pia, 88710 Reynosa, Mxico
c Unidad de Investigacin y Desarrollo de Medicamentos, Centro de Investigacin en Farmacobiologia
Aplicada, Universidad de Navarra, 31008 Pamplona, Spain

Bioorganic & Medicinal Chemistry, Volume 21 , 2013

Abstract

In our search for new antiamoebic agents, a new series of ethyl

and methyl quinoxaline-7-carboxylate 1,4-di-N-oxide derivatives have been
synthesized using the Beirut reaction. All compounds were characterized by
spectroscopic techniques and elemental analysis. Antiamoebic activity was
evaluated in vitro against Entamoeba histolytica strain HM1:IMSS by the
microdilution method, and the structureactivity relationship was analyzed.
We found that eleven quinoxaline derivatives showed greater activity than
metronidazole and nitazoxanide with IC50 values in the range 1.990.35
lM. Compounds T-001 and T-016 shows IC50 values of 1.41 and 1.47 lM,
respectively, with a value of selectivity index >60.

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Characterization of the chitinase gene in Bacillus

thuringiensis Mexican isolates

Ninfa M. Rosas-Garca, Juan M. Fortuna-Gonzlez & J. Eleazar

Barboza-Corona

Laboratorio de Biotecnologa Ambiental, Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica-IPN,

Blvd. del Maestro s/n, Col. Narciso Mendoza, Reynosa, Tamp 88710, Mxico
Divisin Ciencias de la Vida, Departamento de Alimentos, Universidad de Guanajuato
Campus Irapuato-Salamanca, Apartado postal 311, Irapuato, Guanajuato 36500.

Folia Microbiol, online, 2013

Abstract

The chitinase gene was molecularly characterized in five

Bacillus thuringiensis Mexican isolates,MR10,MR11, MR21, MR33, and
RN52. The proteins derived from these genes were tested for their chitinase
activity using fluorogenic chitin derivatives. In order to verify if chitinase
genes were functional, they were cloned, and enzymatic activity of
recombinant chitinases was also tested. Results indicated that enzymes
exhibited endochitinase activity. The highest hydrolytic activity shown
against the chitin tetrameric derivative occurred at pH value of 6.5, and the
optimum activity temperature was around 60 C. The recombinant
endochitinases showed a molecular mass of 77 kDa with isoelectric points
from 6.5 to 7.0. Analysis of the nucleotide sequences showed highly
conserved sequences among all isolates (9799 %). Gene sequence analysis
revealed a putative promoter (35 TTGAGA and 10 TTAATA) and a Shine
Dalgarno sequence (5-AGGAGA-3) upstream from the open reading frame.
The deduced amino acid sequence revealed that the proteins are modular
enzymes composed by a family 18 glycosyl hydrolase domain located
between amino acids 134 and 549, a fibronectin-binding domain (580
through 656), and a chitin-binding domain (664 through 771). The deduced
amino acid sequences of our isolates showed a similarity close to 100 %
respect to the sequences reported in the GenBank database.

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Visual and Gustatory Responses of Spodoptera Frugiperda

(Lepidoptera: Noctuidae) Larvae to Artificial Food Dyes

Jess M. Villegas-Mendoza and Ninfa M. Rosas-Garca*

Laboratorio de Biotecnologa Ambiental, Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica-Instituto Politcnico

Nacional Blvd.
Del Maestro s/n, Col. Narciso Mendoza, Reynosa, Tamaulipas CP 88710, Mxico
*Corresponding author

Florida Entomologist, Volume 96, (3), 2013

Abstract

Visual and gustatory responses of Spodoptera frugiperda

Hbner (Lepidoptera: (Noctuidae) larvae to artificial food dyes were
studied. The objective was to etermine the ability of these substances to
attract and elicit feeding of insect larvae to assess their feasibility for
improving the efficacy of ingested insecticides. The artificial food dyes
lemon green, lemon yellow, orange red, chlorophyll and carmine red were
used. Different blends were prepared with each dye to evaluate larval
visual responses to color, larval preferences to color compared with a
control, and larval gustatory responses. Only lemon green and lemon
yellow dyes visually evoked the attraction of significant percentages of the
larvae, but the other colorants did not elicit responses different from the
control. Gustatory response tests indicated that larvae preferred to feed
on gelatinized blends containing chlorophyll. The gelatinized blend
containing lemon green dye was a strong gustatory repellent, and none of
the other dyes evoked negative gustatory responses. Adding the artificial
food dye lemon green to an insecticidal formulation could enhance insect
attraction, while adding chlorophyll could enhance ingestion of the
formulation. The study of sensory aspects of insect behavior can be useful
for maximizing the efficiency of insecticidal formulations.

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Reuniones Nacionales de Investigacin e Innovacin para el

Desarrollo Rural 2013

Se llevaron a cabo del 10 al 13 de septiembre del presente ao, en el

Estado de Veracruz, donde asistieron ms de cuarenta
organizaciones pblicas y privadas, productores, prestadores de
servicios profesionales, representantes de empresas proveedoras de
insumos y servicios, tomadores de decisiones, investigadores,
profesores, estudiantes y pblico en general, y en el cual participaron
con la presentacin de diferentes trabajos, los alumnos Vctor
Inocencio Pacheco, Luis Alberto Meza y Ana Laura Lara, as como los
profesores Williams Arellano, Vctor Moreno y Pascuala Ambriz
adscritos al Laboratorio de Biotecnologa Animal de este Centro.

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En este trimestre se obtuvieron los siguientes

reconocimientos :

Se extiende una cordial felicitacin a todos los profesores

Investigadores de este Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica, por
haber obtenido el Nivel en el Sistema Nacional de Investigadores
(SIN).

SNI SNI
Nombre del Profesor
ANTERIOR OTORGADO
Mendoza Herrera Alberto 1 1

Gill Langarica Homar Rene C C

Narvez Zapata Jos Alberto 1 1

Parra Bracamonte Gaspar Manuel 1 1

Rivera Snchez Gildardo 1 1

Sifuentes Rincn Ana Mara 1 1

Mayek Prez Netzahualcoyotl 2 3

Bocanegra Garca Virgilio 1 2

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Seminarios Departamentales por parte de los Laboratorios de

Investigacin de nuestro Centro, en cumplimiento con el
programa de la
Maestra en Ciencias de Biotecnologa Genmica

Laboratorio Biotecnologa Animal

Seminario impartido por

el Dr. Vctor Moreno, con
el tema Variaciones
nucleotidicas del gen
putativo transportador
de drogas ABC (ATP-
binding cassette)
asociado con la
resistencia por
invermectina (IVM) en
garrapatas Rhipicephalus
(Boophilus microplus).

28 de agosto 2013
Aulas 2 y 3
12:00 a 13:00 hrs.
Centro de Biotecnologa Genmica

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Laboratorio Biomedicina Molecular

Seminario impartido por el M. en C. Erick

de Luna, con el tema Desarrollo y
evaluacin de bioinsecticidas
microencapsulados de Bacillus
thuringiensis y/o Neem para el control del
gusano soldado Spodoptera exigua
Hubner

9 de septiembre 2013
Aulas 2 y 3
12:00 a 13:00 hrs.
Centro de Biotecnologa
Genmica

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Laboratorio Interaccin Planta - microorganismo

Seminario impartido por

el Dr. Alberto Mendoza
Herrera, con el tema
Potencial del uso de
Azospirillum

23 de septiembre 2013
Aulas 2 y 3
12:00 a 13:00 hrs.
Centro de Biotecnologa
Genmica

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Seminarios de Profesores Invitados

El da 12 de agosto del presente ao, tuvimos la

visita de la Dra. Icoquih Zapata Peasco del
Instituto Mexicano del Petrleo, quien imparti
el seminario Fenmenos microbiolgicos y
aplicaciones en la industria petrolera

Aulas 2 y 3
12:00 a 13:00 hrs.
Centro de
Biotecnologa
Genmica

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Exmenes de Grado
El da 3 de julio el alumno
Ricardo Caldern Marcial,
present su Examen de Grado
de Maestra, siendo aprobado
con la tesis Genotipificacin
de cepas de Mycobacterium
tuberculosis aisladas en el
Estado de Tamaulipas
mediante MIRU-VNTR.
Teniendo como directores de
tesis al Dr. Miguel ngel
Reyes Lpez y Dr. Virgilio
Bocanegra Garca.

El da 3 de julio el alumno Wilbert

Antonio Chi Chim, present el
examen de Grado de Maestra,
siendo aprobado con el Tema de
tesis Anlisis filogentico de
Macrophomina phaseolina (TASSI)
GOID. Teniendo como directores de
tesis a la M.C. Sanjuana Hernndez
Delgado y Dr. Juan Manuel
Gonzlez Prieto

Aulas 2 y 3
Centro de Biotecnologa
Genmica

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El da 9 de Agosto el alumno
Francisco Paredes Snchez,
present su Examen de Grado
de Maestra, siendo aprobado
con la tesis Bsqueda de
genes candidatos para la
identificacin de polimorfismos
de un solo nucletido con
potencial de asociacin a
rasgos de crecimiento en
ganado bovino. Teniendo como
directores de tesis a la Dra.
Ana Mara Sifuentes Rincn y
Dr. Aldo Segura Cabrera.

El da 23 de agosto la alumna Diana

L. Lourenco Jaramillo, present el
examen de Grado de Doctorado,
siendo aprobada con el Tema de
tesis Anlisis funcional del gen
Dopamina Beta Hidroxilasa (DBH) y
su asociacin a temperamento en
bovinos. Teniendo como directores
de tesis al Dr. Vctor Moreno y Dra.
Ana Sifuentes Ricn.

Aulas 2 y 3
Centro de Biotecnologa
Genmica

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La Unidad Politcnica de Integracin Social organiz y colabor en

diferentes eventos en este trimestre:

El da 2 de julio, se llev a
cabo la platica de la Red
Estatal de Transferencia de
Tecnologa y Conocimiento,
impartida por el Dr. Luis
Manuel Prez Quilantn.

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Los das 4 y 5 de julio, se llev a cabo la visita de la Subdireccin

de Transferencia de Desarrollo Tecnolgico de la Unidad
Politcnica para el Desarrollo y la Competitividad Empresarial
de este Instituto, donde el Lic. Ernesto Valera Molina, la Ing.
Gabriela Daniela Pacheco Daz y la Ing. Karina Luna Rodrguez
visitaron los laboratorios, para conocer los proyectos que estn
vigentes y orientarlos respecto a los trmites de aquellos proyectos
que pueden ser viables para patentes, licencias y transferencias.

Como parte de las actividades del Comit de Seguridad y Contra

la Violencia del CBG, el da 12 de septiembre se llev a cabo la
Conferencia sobre los derechos politcnicos, que fue impartida por
el Lic. Csar Miranda de la Defensora de los Derechos Politcnicos.

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El da 4 de julio se llev a cabo la Ceremonia de Graduacin

Generacin 2011 2013, de la Maestra en Ciencias en
Biotecnologa Genmica, donde se les entreg las constancia de
terminacin de estudios a cada alumno graduado, se cant el
tradicional Huelum, se cont con la participacin del Mariachi de
la Universidad Mxico Americana del Norte y al trmino se dio un
brindis.

Alumnos Graduados:
Isela Madai Alba Moreno
Ricardo Caldern Marcial
Tamar Sarai Garza Romero
Elsa Vernica Herrera Mayorga
Stephanie Viridiana Laredo Tiscareo
Hadassa Yuef Martnez Padrn
Francisco Alejandro Paredes Snchez
Alma Gabriela Trejo Tapia
Casandra Trevio Quintero
Lourdes Vital Lpez
Nubia Andrea Villota Salazar

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Con motivo de la Independencia de Mxico, la Direccin de este

Centro organiz una comida mexicana para celebrar este festejo el
da 13 de septiembre, as mismo la Dra. Ninfa Rosas dio la
Bienvenida a los alumnos de nuevo ingreso a la Maestra en
Ciencias en Biotecnologa Genmica, presentando a cada
estudiante indicando el lugar de procedencia de los mismos.

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Profesores, alumnos y personal administrativo de este Centro,

participan en diferentes actividades

Continuando con los festejos

del mes Patrio, el da 26 de
Septiembre , se llev a cabo la
presentacin del
BALLET FOLKLRICO del
COBAT 07 (Colegio de
Bachilleres de Tamaulipas)
Gumersindo Guerra Garca y
BALLET FOLKLRICO DE LA
UMAN Universidad
Mexicoamericana del Norte.

CBCINE
Como parte de las actividades
culturales, en el mes de abril
se llev a cabo la proyeccin de
la pelcula GATTACA, misma
que disfrutaron alumnos y
personal de este Centro

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Cumpliendo 15 aos
El da 15 de agosto se hizo entrega del reconocimiento por Estmulo
de Antigedad que otorga la SEP al personal de Apoyo y Asistencia a
la Educacin por cumplimiento de 15 aos de servicio efectivo a la C.
Hilda Seplveda Gonzles y C. Aleyda Flores Solis. Felicidades!

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