CIERMMI Women in Science T-XVIII Health Sciences

Abstract

The Colegio de Ingenieros en Energías Renovables de Querétaro A.C. (CIER-QUERÉTARO), and its chapters of Renewable Energy, Industrial Maintenance, Mechatronics and Informatics, technical sponsors of the International Interdisciplinary Congress on Renewable Energy, Maintenance, Mechatronics and Informatics, CIERMMI 2022 has as general objective to establish a space for discussion and reflection on issues related to the areas of: renewable energy, industrial maintenance, mechatronics and informatics with the participation of students, teachers, researchers and national and international speakers, promoting the formation and consolidation of research networks. Contributing to provide a space for dissemination and discussion of the presentations of students, graduates, academics and researchers, representatives of various higher education institutions, research centers in our country, as well as educational institutions beyond our borders. Promoting the formation of research networks between different institutions. Offering a space for undergraduate, master's, doctoral and postdoctoral students, in which they can present the progress of the research they carry out in their different educational centers. Providing a space in which study groups and members of academic bodies, linked to the curricular program of renewable energy, industrial maintenance, mechatronics and computer science careers, can present the research work developed within their institution and in collaboration with other national or international educational institutions. Establishing a training space for the attendees, through the development of specific lectures and conferences. This volume, Women in Science T-XVIII-2022 contains 8 refereed chapters dealing with these issues, chosen from among the contributions, we gathered some researchers and graduate students from the 32 states of our country. We thank the reviewers for their feedback that contributed greatly in improving the book chapters for publication in these proceedings by reviewing the manuscripts that were submitted. CARDENAS, ALTAMIRANO, ARREOLA and RESÉNDEZ introduce the Modelling of human polyglutamine neurological disorders in Drosophila, DÍAZ, GONZÁLEZ, UVALLE and MEDEROS analyse the association between triglycerides and insulin resistance as a predictor of cardiometabolic diseases in university students; REYES, ROMERO, MIGUEL and FERNANDEZ present the use of medicinal plants by dentists in the state of Guerrero, Mexico; MERAZ, HERNÁNDEZ, GARCÍA and CÁRDENAS are investigating the association between sleep quality and executive functions in a sample of first-semester medical students at a public university; VALLEJO, ROJAS, VERDUGO and LIMON welcome us to the omics era: proteomics importance in cancer research; CERÓN, CERÓN, LARA and VICHIQUE submit diurnal variation and health risk of atmospheric aromatic hydrocarbons concentrations in an urban site located in Nuevo Leon, Mexico; QUITL & JIMÉNEZ expose mental health and family dynamics in university students from Tlaxcala after confinement. Finally, SALGADO, AGUILAR, CRUZ and CÉLIS study the effects of a training program for fitness instructors based on STD and BPN on the attitude of users of a private university gym.