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Elecciones Ecuador 2021 Gustavo Rojas-Matute Fri Apr 9 10:01:10 2021 Busquedas en Google Transicion de la primera a la segunda vuelta Interes por Candidato y ex candidatos − Ultimo dia 0.5 0.4 Candidatos_1D Arauz 0.3 Lasso Romero Interes (%) 0.2 X Hervas Y Perez 0.1 0.0 Arauz Lasso Romero X Hervas Y Perez candidatos 1 Interes de candidatos ultimo dia 100 75 Arauz Hervas 50 Lasso Perez Romero 25 0 Apr 08 18:00 Apr 09 00:00 Apr 09 06:00 Apr 09 12:00 Interes por region − Ultimos 7 dias Zamora−Chinchipe Province Tungurahua Sucumbíos Province Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas Province Santa Elena Province Provincia de Napo Pichincha Pastaza Province keyword Orellana Province Morona−Santiago Province Andres Arauz Manabí Province Los Ríos Province Guillermo Lasso Loja Isidro Romero Region Imbabura Province Guayas Xavier Hervas Galápagos Islands Yaku Perez Esmeraldas Province El Oro Cotopaxi Province Chimborazo Province Carchi Province Cañar Province Bolívar Province Azuay 0 100 200 300 Relative Interest 2 Busquedas relacionadas Guillermo Lasso − Ultimo dia 100 75 50 25 Interes (%) 0 arauz ecuador rafael correa rafael andres arauz andrés arauz feriado bancario feriado guillermo lasso hijos propuestas de arauz edad guillermo lasso guillermo lasso twitter edad de guillermo lasso guillermo lasso biografia guillermo lasso facebook esposa de guillermo lasso plan de gobierno de arauz guillermo lasso propuestas biografia de guillermobiografia lasso propuestas de guillermo lasso maría de lourdes alcívar crespo maría de lourdes alcívar feriado bancario feriado guillermo lasso guillermo lasso propuestas 2021 plan de gobierno guillermo lasso propuestas de guillermo lasso 2021 plan de gobierno de guillermo lasso guillermo crespo lasso maría de lourdes alcívar Busqueda Relacionadas Busquedas relacionadas Andres Arauz − Ultimo dia 100 75 50 3 Interes (%) 25 0 lasso rafael correa rafael guillermo lasso carlos rabascall carlos vera twitter carlos vera logo andres arauz andres arauz edad andres arauz rafael correa twitter rafael andres arauz twitter andres arauz andres arauz ecuador andres arauz edad de andres arauz andres arauz biografia andres arauz esposa de andres arauz andres arauz propuestas andres arauz biografia de andres arauz biografia donde nacio andres arauz de donde es andres arauz propuestas de andres arauz plan de gobierno andres arauz andres arauz nombre completo andres arauz cuantos años tiene andres arauz nombre completo de andres arauz encuestas presidenciales 2021 hoy nombres completos de andres arauz encuestas presidenciales ecuador 2021 Busqueda Relacionadas Interes por Candidato − Ultimos 7 dias 0.5 0.4 Candidatos_7D 0.3 Arauz Lasso Romero 0.2 Interes (%) X Hervas Y Perez 0.1 0.0 Arauz Lasso Romero X Hervas Y Perez candidatos Interes de candidatos ultimos 7 dias 100 75 Arauz Hervas 50 Lasso Perez Romero 25 0 Apr 04 Apr 06 Apr 08 4 Interes por region − Ultimos 7 dias Zamora−Chinchipe Province Tungurahua Sucumbíos Province Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas Province Santa Elena Province Provincia de Napo Pichincha Pastaza Province keyword Orellana Province Morona−Santiago Province Andres Arauz Manabí Province Los Ríos Province Guillermo Lasso Loja Isidro Romero Region Imbabura Province Guayas Xavier Hervas Galápagos Islands Yaku Perez Esmeraldas Province El Oro Cotopaxi Province Chimborazo Province Carchi Province Cañar Province Bolívar Province Azuay 0 100 200 300 Relative Interest Busquedas relacionadas Guillermo Lasso − Ultimos 7 dias 100 75 50 Interes (%) 25 0 arauz correa rafael correa rafael andres arauz andrés arauz feriado bancario feriado lasso presidente propuestas de lasso guillermo lasso hijos guillermo lasso edad guillermo lasso twitter lasso propuestas 2021 esposa guillermo lasso edad de guillermo lasso guillermo lasso biografia esposa de guillermo lasso guillermo lasso presidente guillermo lasso propuestas biografia de guillermobiografia lasso campaña de guillermo lasso propuestas de guillermo lasso guillermo bancario lasso feriado guillermo lasso propuestas 2021 plan de gobierno guillermo lasso plan de gobierno de guillermo lasso Busqueda Relacionadas 5 Segunda vuelta: Arauz vs Lasso Interest by Date 100 75 50 Relative Interest Relative 25 0 Apr 04 Apr 06 Apr 08 Date keyword Andres Arauz Guillermo Lasso Interes por Ciudad − Ultimos 7 dias Zamora−Chinchipe Province Tungurahua Sucumbíos Province Santo Domingo de los Tsáchilas Province Santa Elena Province Provincia de Napo Pichincha Pastaza Province Orellana Province Morona−Santiago Province Manabí Province keyword Los Ríos Province Andres Arauz Loja Region Imbabura Province Guillermo Lasso Guayas Galápagos Islands Esmeraldas Province El Oro Cotopaxi Province Chimborazo Province Carchi Province Cañar Province Bolívar Province Azuay 0 50 100 150 200 Interes 6 50 tweets mas recientes mencionando a Guillermo Lasso:“Guillermo Lasso (hora: 1:00 pm)” Tendencias en Ecuador, Quito y Guayaquil En esta seccion se observan las 10 principales tendencias por en Ecuador, Quito y Guayaquil. +Ecuador ## [1] "#votoencasa" "Príncipe Felipe" "The Crown" ## [4] "Isabel II" "Edimburgo" "Philip" ## [7] "#LassoPresisdente2021" "#víasecu911" "Inglaterra" ## [10] "Reina" +Quito ## [1] "#VotaBien" "Príncipe Felipe" "#votoencasa" ## [4] "The Crown" "Isabel II" "Edimburgo" ## [7] "Philip" "#LassoPresisdente2021" "#víasecu911" ## [10] "Inglaterra" +Guayaquil ## [1] "#VotoEnCasa" "Príncipe Felipe" "The Crown" ## [4] "Isabel II" "Edimburgo" "Philip" ## [7] "#LassoPresisdente2021" "#víasecu911" "Inglaterra" ## [10] "Reina" Tweets por segundo En esta seccion se analizan cuantos tweets por segundo se generan con la mencion “Guillermo Lasso” y con la mencion “Andres Aarauz”. Se analiza una muestra de 3000 tweets por cada mencion. ## [1] "Guillermo Lasso" ## [1] "Andres Arauz" ## [1] "Yaku Perez" ## [1] "Isidro Romero" ## [1] "Xavier Hervas" ## Guillermo Lasso Andres Arauz Yaku Perez Isidro Romero Xavier Hervas ## 0.1572327044 0.1129943503 0.0024722490 0.0023934324 0.0006806703 7 Tweets por segundo, ultimos 7 dias 0.3 0.2 Arauz Lasso Yaku 0.1 0.0 2021−01−312021−02−012021−02−032021−02−042021−02−052021−02−062021−02−072021−02−252021−02−272021−04−052021−04−08 Frequencia de Frases y Analisis de Sentimietos En esta seccion se analizan 1500 tuits para los candidatos Guillermo Lasso, Andres Aarauz y 500 tuits para Yaku Perez y X Hervas. 8 Palabras Frecuentes Tuits Mencionando a Guillermo Lasso guillermo lasso campaña moreno ecuador cierre candidato lenin domingo país voto apoyo arauz pide @eluniversocom presidente 0 500 1000 Palabras Frecuentes Tuits Mencionando a Andres Arauz andrés arauz campaña cierre @mashirafael quito vamos vencer manifestó https://t.co/4m9vdfm8nn ecuador guayaquil gigante levanta insuperable gallardía ciudad @vanegascoazar central banco candidato años meses 0 500 1000 1500 9 Palabras Frecuentes Tuits Mencionando a Yaku Perez pérez yaku nulo voto ratifica vargas vuelta racismo permita llegó lástima comprender 2da elemental dialéctica @pedritoextranja 0 100 200 300 400 Palabras Frecuentes Tuits Mencionando a Xavier Hervas xavier hervas lasso guillermo yaku pérez presidenciales excandidatos 0 100 200 300 400 10 Sentiments of people behind Guillermo Lasso 2000 1500 1000 scores 500 0 anger anticipation disgust fear joy negative positive sadness surprise trust Sentiments Sentiments of people behind Andres Arauz 1500 1000 scores 500 0 anger anticipation disgust fear joy negative positive sadness surprise trust Sentiments 11 Sentiments of people behind Yaku Perez 600 400 scores 200 0 anger anticipation disgust fear joy negative positive sadness surprise trust Sentiments Sentiments of people behind Xavier Hervas 400 300 200 scores 100 0 anger anticipation disgust fear joy negative positive sadness surprise trust Sentiments 12 Word Cloud Guillermo Lasso guayaquil unido niunvotoaladerecha pudo damos salinas apoyar previo insultos frente borrero vacunados qie fraude corrupción diferencia banquerocrisis nebot pidió apoyo variosdebe terrible correa video nuevo salud país ley nacional mejor salir presidente candidato lista años cierre odio silencioelectoral troll pide 2021 gobierno respeto center equ lenin arauz indígenas campaña dos laboral guillermo presidencial votar operaron precarización gracias voto río historia ecuador hici vez binomiogary así vacuna hoy moreno andrés hizo merecemos involucrado tal hermano ministro rafael creo llevado domingo entrar siempre escándalos cita asamblea guayas reconocer alfredo rabascall calumnias encuentro camilo altura decenas vigor elecciones vicepresidente lasso Andres Arauz confirmado usd descubieo 321434 corrupción cultura cierra pueblo columna eleccionescompao equipo escritas usoaños presidente representar patrimonio votar ideas levanta ciudadguillermo ecuador veo mesesvoto manifestó viene plan hizo debe domingo pidió revolución comillas aráuz gigante según tesis volver arauz electoral política emprendimiento cinco llaverit hoysuma contratada hermanos ser vuelta gobierno vanandrés gallardía quito mantiene araúz .... debas cierre guayaquil cuales documento tal respetar votaránotto vencer vez obviamente central crucitamanabí ceeza banco insuperable saldo pendiente 2009manabí victoria vamos sonnenholzner candidato abril presidencial llama funcionario correa lasso indígenas innovación muestran hora deuda expresó campaña impedir 13 Yaku Perez solamente división traicionó rafael expulsó vez caifás cuenca mostrar último hicieron mafia jaime dijo agresiones arauz diana elección resaltaro movimiento años hervas elemental excandidato colaboró abusos vargas presidencial
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    RESEARCH ARTICLE Geographic Distribution of Leishmania Species in Ecuador Based on the Cytochrome B Gene Sequence Analysis Hirotomo Kato1,2*, Eduardo A. Gomez3, Luiggi Martini-Robles4, Jenny Muzzio4, Lenin Velez3, Manuel Calvopiña5, Daniel Romero-Alvarez5, Tatsuyuki Mimori6, Hiroshi Uezato7, Yoshihisa Hashiguchi3 1 Division of Medical Zoology, Department of Infection and Immunity, Jichi Medical University, Tochigi, Japan, 2 Laboratory of Parasitology, Department of Disease Control, Graduate School of Veterinary Medicine, Hokkaido University, Hokkaido, Japan, 3 Departamento de Parasitologia y Medicina Tropical, a11111 Facultad de Ciencias Medicas, Universidad Catolica de Santiago de Guayaquil, Guayaquil, Ecuador, 4 Departamento de Parasitologia, Insitituto de Investigacion de Salud Publica, Guayaquil, Ecuador, 5 Centro de Biomedicina, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad Central del Ecuador, Quito, Ecuador, 6 Department of Microbiology, Faculty of Life Sciences, Graduate School of Health Sciences, Kumamoto University, Kumamoto, Japan, 7 Department of Dermatology, Faculty of Medicine, University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa, Japan * [email protected] OPEN ACCESS Citation: Kato H, Gomez EA, Martini-Robles L, Muzzio J, Velez L, Calvopiña M, et al. (2016) Abstract Geographic Distribution of Leishmania Species in Ecuador Based on the Cytochrome B Gene A countrywide epidemiological study was performed to elucidate the current geographic dis- Sequence Analysis. PLoS Negl Trop Dis 10(7): tribution of causative species of cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL) in Ecuador by using FTA e0004844. doi:10.1371/journal.pntd.0004844 card-spotted samples and smear slides as DNA sources. Putative Leishmania in 165 sam- Editor: Ricardo Toshio Fujiwara, Universidade ples collected from patients with CL in 16 provinces of Ecuador were examined at the spe- Federal de Minas Gerais, BRAZIL cies level based on the cytochrome b gene sequence analysis.