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Volume: WOS.AHCI Pages: Kaempfer-Kaempfer, A;

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Journal: Canada||Italy||Canada||Italy||Italy||Canada||Italy

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DOI: Goal 3: Good health and well-being###25122

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Volume: WOS.SCI Pages: Pasquato||Dettin||Basak||Gambaretto||Tonin||Seidah||Di Bello-Pasquato, A; Dettin, M; Basak, A; Gambaretto, R; Tonin, L; Seidah, NG; Di Bello, C;

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Journal: Italy||Italy||Italy||Italy||Italy||Italy||Italy||Italy||Italy

Published: 17

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Volume: WOS.ISTP Pages: Pastorello||Tonin||Mongini||Palmucci||Siciliano||Rimini||Angelini||Tomelleri||Trevisan-Pastorello, E; Tonin, P; Mongini, T; Palmucci, L; Siciliano, G; Rimini, A; Angelini, C; Tomelleri, G; Trevisan, C;

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Published: 1774073393999

DOI: Francesco||Konstantinos||Stefano||Lamberto||Antonio||Paolo||Denis||Roberto

Volume: 2-s2.0-50849097041 Pages: 9781424412044-352261275

Keywords: 12100155513

Lichen planus is a relatively common mucocutaneous disease in adult patients, but it is more rare in children. Topical corticosteroids are the first line of treatment in most pediatric patients with a localized classic form of lichen planus. We report the case of a child with cutaneous lichen planus who did not respond to topical steroids but showed complete resolution once switched to 0.03% tacrolimus ointment. © 2008 The Authors.

Authors: Topical tacrolimus in the treatment of lichen planus in a child; 2008 Dept Pediat; Dept Pediat

Journal: TOPICAL TACROLIMUS IN THE TREATMENT OF LICHEN PLANUS IN A CHILD

Published: Fortina, AB; Giulioni, E; Tonin, E;

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Volume: Fortina||Giulioni||Tonin Pages: 106745308||100279593||100279593-closed

Keywords: 2008

Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD) is an autosomal dominant progressive myopathy, characteristically associated with a 4q35 deletion. In the unusual infantile-onset form of this degenerative disease, sensorineural hearing loss is a frequent clinical manifestation, whereas in patients with typical late-onset FSHD, investigations regarding hearing impairment yielded controversial results. We describe the findings of a multicenter investigation on possible auditory impairment in a series of 73 FSHD patients with a genetically confirmed diagnosis. Among them, 49 cases with no risk factors for deafness, aside from the disease, were identified by a clinical questionnaire and otoscopic examination (mean age 37.8 years, 31 males and 18 females). These subjects were evaluated by pure-tone audiometry. None were aware of hearing loss, while 4 had raised unilateral or bilateral pure-tone audiometric thresholds at 4000 and 8000 Hz, when evaluated by standardized tables. However, the mean raw pure-tone audiometric threshold values for these 49 cases were not significantly different from those of 55 controls (mean age 37.1 years, 32 males and 23 females). Moreover, by statistical analysis, age of onset, degree of muscular weakness and 4q35 EcoRI fragment size made no significant difference to auditory thresholds in our FSHD patients. Overall, the results of our multicenter study suggest that hearing loss in typical FSHD is not more prevalent than in the normal population. Copyright © 2008 S. Karger AG.

Authors: repository Facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy: A multicenter study on hearing function; 2008 Dept Neurol & Psychiat Sci; Dept Neurol & Psychiat Sci; Dept Neurol & Visual Sci; Dept Neurosci; Inst Neurol; Neurogenet Lab; Dept Med & Surg Specialties; Unit Otolaryngol

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Published: Trevisan, CP; Pastorello, E; Ermani, M; Angelini, C; Tomelleri, G; Tonin, P; Mongini, T; Palmucci, L; Galluzzi, G; Tupler, RG; Marioni, G; Rimini, A;

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Volume: Trevisan||Pastorello||Ermani||Angelini||Tomelleri||Tonin||Mongini||Palmucci||Galluzzi||Tupler||Marioni||Rimini Pages: 105295611||103061424||103061424||103061424||104638468||104638468||103645249||103645249||110185689||103272870||103061542||108378190-green

Keywords: 2007

Peptides of alternating charge and hydrophobic amino acids have a tendency to adopt unusually stable β-sheet structures that can form insoluble macroscopic aggregates under physiological conditions. In this study, analogues of a well-known self-assembling peptide, characterized by the same polar/nonpolar periodicity but with different residues, were designed to study the relationship between sequence, conformation in solution and film-forming capacity in saline solution. Peptide conformation, evaluated by circular dichroism, correlated with film forming capacity observed by inverted optical microscopy after addition of saline solution and subsequent drying. We found that polar/nonpolar periodicity of several analogues is not criterion enough to induce β-sheet and thus film formation and that conformations different from β-sheet also allow self-assemblage. Furthermore, addition of the short adhesive sequence RGD to a known self-assembling sequence was shown to not prevent the self-assembling process. This finding might prove useful for the design of biomimetic scaffolds. © 2008 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

Authors: Self-assembling peptides: Sequence, secondary structure in solution and film formation; 2008 Dept Chem Proc Engn; Dept Chem Proc Engn

Journal: Self-assembling peptides: Sequence, secondary structure in solution and film formation

Published: Gambaretto, R; Tonin, L; Di Bello, C; Dettin, M;

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Volume: Gambaretto||Tonin||Di Bello||Dettin Pages: 103061443||103061443||103061443||103061443-closed

Keywords: 2008

We present a new formulation for N = 1, D = 10 supergravity in superspace, in presence of a Lorentz Chern-Simons form. This formulation entails the following properties: it furnishes a solution of the Bianchi identities that is algebraically consistent to all orders in α′; at first order it is the simplest formulation proposed so far, and it is therefore most suitable for an explicit higher order analysis; it allows a well defined perturbative expansion in α′, in which no poltergeist fields appear; it reconciles the two different classes of first order solutions available in the literature, that until now appeared physically inequivalent.

Authors: Superspace formulations of ten-dimensional supergravity; 2008 Dipartimento Fis

Journal: Superspace formulations of ten-dimensional supergravity

Published: Lechner, K; Tonin, M;

DOI: English

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Volume: Lechner||Tonin Pages: 103061164||103061164-Dipartimento di Fisica;Università degli Studi di Padova;||Dipartimento di Fisica;Università degli Studi di Padova;

Keywords: 2008

AREA MIN. 11 – Scienze storiche, filosofiche, pedagogiche e psicologiche||AREA MIN. 06 – Scienze mediche||AREA MIN. 11 – Scienze storiche, filosofiche, pedagogiche e psicologiche||AREA MIN. 09 – Ingegneria industriale e dell’informazione – ITA||GRC

Authors: AREA MIN. 11 - Scienze storiche, filosofiche, pedagogiche e psicologiche; AREA MIN. 06 - Scienze mediche; AREA MIN. 09 - Ingegneria industriale e dell'informazione; ITA; GRC; ERROR; 1

Published: Proceedings of the 4th International BCI Conference

AREA MIN. 06 – Scienze mediche – 2010

Authors: 2010

Journal: Reactive perforating collagenosis: A case report

Published: Avolio, AM; Lee, S;

DOI: English

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