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Citotossicità di sette nanoparticelle in progenitori ematopoietici isolati da midollo osseo umanoBregoli, Lisa <1974> 15 January 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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Terapia mirata dell'asse di pi3k/akt/mtor come possibile nuova strategia terapeutica nel trattamento delle leucemie linfoblastiche acute TChiarini, Francesca <1978> 15 January 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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p300/CBP tyrosine phosphorylation in response to dna damage activated by c-Abl tyrosine kinaseRipani, Meri <1977> 15 January 2010 (has links)
The nuclear signaling that is triggered in response to DNA damage entails the recruitment and assembly of repair proteins and the induction of genes involved in the activation of cell cycle checkpoint, apoptosis or senescence. The extensive changes in chromatin structure underlying these processes suggest that chromatin-modifying enzymes could be relevant targets of DNA damage-activated signaling. The acetyltransferases p300 and CBP participate in DNA damage-activated responses, including local histone hyperacetylation, cell cycle regulation, and co-activation of DNA damage activated proteins, such as p53, p73 and BRCA1. However, the link between DNA damage and p300/CBP activation has not been identified.We have detected p300 tyrosine phosphorylation in response to DNA damage. We show that the DNA damage-activated cAbl tyrosine kinase enters the nuclei of cells exposed to genotoxic agents and phosphorylates p300 on a tyrosine residue within the bromodomain that is conserved in p300, CBP and many other bromodomain-containing proteins. Antibodies against tyrosine phosphorylated p300/CBP show a DNA damage-inducible nuclear staining, suggesting that p300 tyrosine phosphorylation is an event linking DNA damage and chromatin modifications.
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Correlazioni morfo-funzionali nei tessuti connettivi sopra- e sottopatellariMacciocca, Maria <1980> 21 May 2010 (has links)
No description available.
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Valutazione preclinica di oligonucleotidi antisenso come nuovo approccio terapeutico specifico per le leucemie acute con riarrangiamenti di MLLLombardini, Lorenza <1982> 24 January 2011 (has links)
Le Leucemie Acute Mieloidi di sottotipo FAB M4 e M5, le Leucemie Acute Linfoblastiche e le Leucemie Bifenotipiche sono frequentemente caratterizzate da traslocazioni del gene 11q23/MLL con formazione di oncogeni di fusione e produzione di oncoproteine che inducono la trasformazione neoplastica. Tali leucemie con riarrangiamenti di 11q23/MLL sono caratterizzate da prognosi infausta e scarsa responsività alle terapie convenzionali.
Data la necessità di trovare terapie efficaci per le leucemie con traslocazione di MLL, in questo lavoro di ricerca sono stati progettati, caratterizzati e validati siRNA per il silenziamento genico degli oncogeni di fusione di MLL, con lo scopo di valutare il ripristino delle normali funzionalità di differenziamento cellulare e l’arresto della proliferazione neoplastica.
Sono stati progettati siRNA specifici per gli oncogeni di fusione di MLL, sia per le regioni conservate nei diversi oncogeni di fusione, sia a livello del punto di fusione (breakpoint), sia per le regioni sui geni partner.
I siRNA sono stati valutati su linee cellulari contenenti diverse traslocazioni del gene MLL. Il silenziamento è stato valutato sia a livello cellulare in termini di riduzione della capacità proliferativa e del numero delle cellule leucemiche, sia a livello molecolare tramite l’analisi della diminuzione dell’mRNA degli oncogeni di fusione di MLL.
E’ stata valutata la diminuzione delle oncoproteine di fusione di MLL in seguito a trattamento con siRNA.
E’ stata analizzata la variazione dell’espressione di geni dipendenti da MLL in seguito a trattamento con siRNA.
Sono stati messi a punto modelli murini bioluminescenti di leucemie acute con traslocazioni di MLL innanzitutto per studiare il trafficking in vivo e la progressione leucemica delle leucemie acute con traslocazione di MLL. Successivamente sono stati utilizzati i modelli murini per lo studio in vivo dell’efficienza e della tossicità dei siRNA progettati e validati in vitro, valutando diversi sistemi di delivery per i siRNA in vivo. / Chromosomal translocations involving 11q23/MLL gene represent frequent abnormalities in Acute Myeloid Leukemias (AML) subtype FAB M5 and M4, Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemias (ALL) and Biphenotypic Leukemias. MLL-related leukemias are generally associated with aggressive disease and poor prognosis.
MLL-related leukemias need validation of new therapies, so we designed and validated anti-MLL siRNA to downregulate MLL-fusion oncogenes.
We tested anti-MLL siRNA in MLL-carrying acute leukemias cell lines, and we evaluated both MLL mRNA downregulation, cellular viability and proliferation, and protein inhibition.
We also evaluated gene expression of MLL-dependent genes.
We generated bioluminescent acute leukemias xenograft mouse models of the most frequent MLL fusion genes. We evaluated leukemias trafficking and progression, and we evaluated delivery methods for siRNA delivery in vivo.
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Identificazione di nuovi substrati fosforilati dalla Protein Chinasi Akt/PKB in nuclei di cellule NB4 con approcci di proteomica funzionaleBavelloni, Alberto <1962> 24 January 2011 (has links)
No description available.
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Stem cells from alternative source in tissue engineering: DPSC osteogenic differentiation on 2D and 3D scaffoldsResca, Elisa <1981> 24 January 2011 (has links)
No description available.
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Fosfoproteomica e terapia personalizzata: utilizzo di una piattaforma Reverse Phase Protein Microarray per predire la risposta del paziente alla farmacoterapiaGuida, Marianna <1981> 24 January 2011 (has links)
No description available.
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Ruolo dei glicosaminoglicani su struttura e funzione dei crimps nei tendini e nei legamentiDionisi, Alessio <1976> 20 May 2011 (has links)
The biomechanical roles of both tendons and ligaments are fulfilled by extracellular matrix of these tissues. In particular, tension is mainly transmitted and resisted by fibrous proteins (collagen, elastin), whereas compressive load is absorbed by water-soluble glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). GAGs spanning the interfibrillar spaces and interacting with fibrils also seem to play a part in transmitting and resisting tensile stresses. Apart from different functional roles and collagen array, tendons and ligaments share the same basic structure showing periodic undulations of collagen fibers or crimps. Each crimp is composed of many knots of each single fibril or fibrillar crimps. Fibrillar and fiber crimps act as shock absorbers during the initial elongation of both tendons and ligaments and assist the elastic recoil of fibrils and fibers when the tensile stress is removed. The aim of this thesis was to evaluate whether GAGs directly affect the 3D microstructural integrity of fibrillar crimp and fiber crimps in both tendons and ligaments. Achilles tendons and medial collateral ligaments of the knee from eight female Sprague-Dawley rats (90 days old) were digested with chondroitinase ABC to remove GAGs and observed under a scanning electron microscope (SEM). In addition, isolated fibrils from these tissues obtained by mechanical homogenization were analyzed by a transmission electron microscope (TEM). Both samples digested with chondroitinase ABC or mechanically disrupted still showed crimps and fibrillar crimps comparable to tissues with a normal GAGs content. All fibrils in the fibrillar crimp region always twisted leftwards, thus changing their running plane, and then sharply bent, changing their course on a new plane. These data suggest that GAGs do not affect structural integrity or fibrillar crimps functions that seem mainly related to the local fibril leftward twisting and the alternating handedness of collagen from a molecular to a supramolecular level.
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The regulation of Satellite Cells during skeletal muscle regeneration and neuromuscular disease.Scaramozza, Annarita <1982> 16 January 2012 (has links)
Skeletal muscle possesses the remarkable capacity to complete a rapid and extensive regeneration, even following severe damage. The regenerative ability of skeletal muscle relies on Satellite Cells (SCs), a population of muscle specific adult stem cells. However, during aging or under several pathological conditions, the ability of skeletal muscle to fully regenerated is compromised. Here, a morphological and molecular study on SCs from patients affected by ALS is described. Moreover, the role of the cell cycle regulator P16Ink4a during skeletal muscle regeneration and aging has been investigated.
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