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CORONAVIRUSES DETECTION IN ITALIAN ALPINE MARMOTS (MARMOTA MARMOTA) by Trogu, T., Canziani, S., Tolini, C., Carrera, M., Giacomelli, S., Campagnoli, A., Cordedda, A., Pedrotti, R., Nicoloso, A., Bianchi, A., Bertoletti, I., Sozzi, E., Lelli, D., Lavazza, A., Moreno, A.

“…Coronaviruses infect humans and a wide range of wild and domestic animals. Some CoVs could be zoonotic, being able to mutate, crossing the species barrier and…”
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VIROLOGICAL INVESTIGATION IN SYNANTHROPIC RODENTS IN NORTH ITALY by Trogu, T., Canziani, S., Tolini, C., Carrera, M., Sozzi, E., Lelli, D., Lavazza, A., Mandola, M.L., Robetto, S., Marchino, M., Ceballos, L., Moreno, A.

“…Several rodents, including mice and the brown rat, are synanthropic animals usually found in rural and urban environments in contact with other animals and…”
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A three‐dimensional alginate system for in vitro culture of cumulus‐denuded feline oocytes by Morselli, MG, Canziani, S, Vigo, D, Luvoni, GC

“…Contents In the case of high valuable individuals with very precious genetic material, widening the genetic pool including gametes with poor morphological…”
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Alzheimer's β‐amyloid peptides can activate the early components of complement classical pathway in a C1q‐independent manner by BERGAMASCHINI, L, CANZIANI, S, BOTTASSO, B, CUGNO, M, BRAIDOTTI, P, AGOSTONI, A

“…β‐Amyloid (β‐A) accumulates in the brain of patients with Alzheimer's disease (AD) and is presumably involved in the pathogenesis of this disease, on account…”
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Pathological and Microbiological Findings in Free-Ranging Bats in Italy by Capucchio, M.T., Lelli, D., Colombino, E., Canziani, S., Trogu, T., Leopardi, S., Robetto, S., Quaranta, G., De Benedictis, P., Orusa, R., Mauthe von Degerfeld, M.

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Activation of the contact system in cerebrospinal fluid of patients with Alzheimer disease by Bergamaschini, L, Parnetti, L, Pareyson, D, Canziani, S, Cugno, M, Agostoni, A

“…Several converging lines of evidence suggest that beta-amyloid and inflammation may be linked in the pathogenesis of Alzheimer disease (AD), but the mechanism…”
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