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Galán López, Carmen

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Carmen
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Galán López
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https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14352/83079
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Derecho Mercantil
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    Resúmenes de las mesas redondas celebradas en X Congreso Harvard-Complutense: "a comparative perspective on old and new problems of Corporate and Financial Law" (24th-27th September 2012)
    (2012) Flores Doña, Mª Sierra; Galán López, Carmen; García Martínez, Luz María; Megías López, Javier; García Trevijano, Cristina; Palá Laguna, Reyes
    Resúmenes de las mesas redondas celebradas en el X Seminario Harvard-Complutense “A comparative perspective on old and new problems of corporate and financial law”, celebrado en Harvard Law School entre los días 24 a 27 de septiembre de 2012, con el patrocinio de ALLEN & OVERY (Madrid), BANCO SANTANDER, J & A GARRIGUES, S.L.P, ILUSTRE COLEGIO NOTARIAL DE MADRID y COLEGIO DE REGISTRADORES DE ESPAÑA
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    Los "Credit Default Swaps" (CDS): una aproximación a su régimen jurídico. The Credit Default Swaps: an approach to their legal system
    (2011) Galán López, Carmen
    El presente trabajo es un intento de aproximación al análisis de la figura de los CDS desde una perspectiva jurídica, como modalidad de contrato de derivados. Con ello, queremos destacar los aspectos de su régimen jurídico dejando más a un lado su carácter de derivado de crédito y su contemplación desde la perspectiva de los mercados donde se negocia. No obstante, la exposición se cierra con las normas que regulan su negociación en los mercados. ABSTRACT: This paper is an attempt to approach the analysis of the figure of the CDS from a legal perspective, while derivative contract mode. We intend to highlight aspects of their legal status, leaving aside their most credit derivative nature and contemplation from the perspective of the markets where it is traded. However, the exhibition concludes with the rules governing trading in markets.
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    Strategies to Reduce the Use of Antibiotics in Fresh and Chilled Equine Semen
    (Animals, 2024) Zabala Argüelles, Sonsoles Mercedes; Serres Dalmau, María Consolacion; Montero Serra, Natalia; Crespo Castejón, Francisco; Lorenzo González, Pedro Luis; Pérez-Aguilera, Verónica; Galán López, Carmen; Domínguez Gimbernat, Mónica; Oliet Palá, Agustín; Moreno, Santiago; González Zorn, Bruno; Gutiérrez Cepeda, Luna
    The study assessed the impact of four equine semen processing techniques on sperm quality and microbial load immediately post-processing and after 48 h of refrigeration. The aim was to explore the potential reduction of prophylactic antibiotic usage in semen extenders. Semen from ten adult stallions was collected and processed under a strict hygiene protocol and divided into four aliquots: Simple Centrifugation with antibiotics (SC+), Simple Centrifugation (SC−), Single-Layer Colloidal Centrifugation (CC−), and Filtration (with SpermFilter®) (F−), all in extenders without antibiotics. Sperm motility, viability, and microbial load on three culture media were assessed. No significant differences were observed in the main in the sperm quality parameters among the four protocols post-processing and at 48 h (p < 0.05 or p < 0.1). Microbial loads in Columbia 5% Sheep Blood Agar and Schaedler vitamin K1 5% Sheep Blood Agar mediums were significantly higher (p < 0.10) for raw semen than for CS+, CC−, and F− post-processing. For Sabouraud Dextrose Agar medium, the microbial load was significantly higher (p < 0.10) in raw semen compared to CS+ and F−. No significant differences (p < 0.10) were found in 48 h chilled samples. Regardless of antibiotic presence, the evaluated processing methods, when combined with rigorous hygiene measures, maintained semen quality and reduced microbial load to the same extent as a traditional protocol using antibiotics.