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Isoprene: from the cell to the environment
... isoprene, monoterpenes and sesquiterpenes terpene volatiles released from vegetative tissues of different plant species exposed to abiotic stress could serve as mediators of thermotolera[r] ...
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Role of the MUTYH protein in the response to oxidative damage to DNA
... in the dNTP represents a significant source of ROS upon UVA irradiation (Cooke et ...contribution to the 8-oxo-dG increase as well as to the killing effects induced the combined ...
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Prostate specific antigen (psa): from the catalytic activity to the clinical value
... surgery, the “da Vinci” robot found popularity within the urological community and it is now used for robot assisted laoaroscopic prostatectomy (RALP) [Abbou et ...In the last period, some ...
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A new approach to antitrust law: evidence from the air transport industry
... due to the diverse views and solutions Member States adopt domestically and are willing to “impose” to other ...in the area of competition, where for the first 30 years ...
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Towards an understanding of human activities: from the skeleton to the space
... light, to find the solution for the otherwise unconstrained ...directly from the measured BRDFs in unknown illumination ...for the SFS problem, considering an uncalibrated ...
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A model to assess the emission of individual isoprenoids emitted from Italian ecosystems
... over the last years within the framework of the European projects BEMA (Biogenic Emissions in the Mediterranean Area) (Seufert, et ...in the boreal regions of Europe) (Laurila, 1999), ...
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Governing water and environment in times of climate change: the case of the Venice lagoon
... 118 The reuse of dredged sediment for morphological restoration in the lagoon is, again on a scientific ground, an example where experiments and policy change do not go hand in ...than the policy ...
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The cortical connections of the areas of the dorsal bank of the intraparietal sulcus: histological studies and perspectives from probabilistic tractography
... with the dorsal aspect of area PO ...by the direction of hand movement during a visuomotor task performed using a joystick (Eksandar and Assad, 1999, 2002), and by active vs passive movement of the ...
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The role of institutional environment in economic performance
... between the red tape and corruption. The agent’s type can not be known because of the presence of externalities that leads to the market ...Hence, the State hires the ...
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Multimodal Imaging as a tool to study the neurovascular coupling in the spinal cord
... of the CNS and participates to the active and passive control of sensory-motor functions ...cross-section, the peripheral region of the cord contains myelinated axons that constitute ...
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Studying the role of chromatin remodelers during cell division
... ranging from the repetition of the unit of basic, the nucleosome, at higher order levels (Ou et ...of the genome and its accessibility. The linear length of DNA chromosome in a ...
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Optimizing the wood supply chain in Calabria: from harvest site to the mill of wood process
... was to analyze the productivity of Greifenberg TG 700 sites in two different using a time motion ...turn. The acquired data and the resulting analysis focused on the bunching operation ...
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Meat aging: the "omics" integration to the analysis of the biochemical evolution drving the muscle-to-meat conversion process
... Considering the impaired mitochondrial respiration and the concomitant increase in ROS concentrations, the question about the duality apoptosis/ autophagy in the process of muscle ...
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Discovering the world city: from texts' analysis to 3D scenes visualization
... nouns. The tool is able to depict scenes starting from the interpretation of natural language and to do little inferring of background locations and poses of ...in the paper ...
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<<The>> role of intrinsic and extrinsic signals in the regulation of brest cancer stem cell activity
... In the last years, multiple reports have shown that a subpopulation of cancer cells displaying stem cell properties and named as cancer stem cells (CSCs) plays a crucial role in sustaining tumor growth and ...
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The localization problem : From robotics to sensor networks
... set to high definition and small range mode (8m), so that the overall coverage of the environment would not always be ...guaranteed. The Corridor. The robot moved through ...
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Life beyond the borders: the resistance of the black fungus Cryomyces antarcticus to radiation and space environment
... characterize the effect of ionizing radiation of astrobiological relevance on different ...models from Antarctic cryptoendolithic communities, widespread in the Antarctic desert of the McMurdo ...
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The complex environment of AGN
... observing the circumnuclear medium of nearby Seyfert 2 ...on the Compton Thick AGN in the Circinus galaxy, using the same approach described in the case of NGC 4945, with a 250 ks ...
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The spatial dimension of creativity: evidence from the metropolitan region of Rome
... In the second group of explanatory variables we treat the physical environment, distinguishing between urban quality, social and cultural amenities and infrastructural ...on the locational ...
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FoxO3a reactivation restores the sensitivity to the antiestrogen treatment in tamoxifen resistant breast cancer
... originating from ATP depletion (30,31). It appears to be involved in cancer because of its ability to act as a ...tumor-suppressor. From our data, upon Bg treatment, the AMPk content ...
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