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2. Pathology, epidemiology, and phylogeny of mussel egg disease due to the microsporidian Steinhausia mytilovum (Field, 1924) in the Mediterranean mussel (Mytilus galloprovincialis)
3. Preliminary Evidence of the Possible Roles of the Ferritinophagy-Iron Uptake Axis in Canine Testicular Cancer.
4. A widespread picornavirus affects the hemocytes of the noble pen shell (Pinna nobilis), leading to its immunosuppression
5. Detection and Quantification of Nocardia crassostreae, an Emerging Pathogen, in Mytilus galloprovincialis in the Mediterranean Sea Using Droplet Digital PCR
6. pathology, epidemiology, and phylogeny of mussel egg disease due to the microsporidian (Field, 1924) in the Mediterranean mussel ()
7. The endoparasite Perkinsus olseni affecting the Mediterranean mussels (Mytilus galloprovincialis) in the Italian and Spanish waters: A new possible threat for mussel aquaculture and wild animal population
8. The endoparasite perkinsus olseni affecting the mediterranean mussels (mytilus galloprovincialis) in the italian and spanish waters: A new possible threat for mussel aquaculture and wild animal population
9. Environmental loading of Italian semi-intensive snail farming system evaluated by means of life cycle assessment
10. Fractal analysis of mucosal microvascular patterns in oral lichen planus: a preliminary study
11. Onco-epidemiology of domestic animals and targeted therapeutic attempts: perspectives on human oncology
12. New Insights in Mussel Egg Disease Due to the Microsporidian Steinhausia Mytilovum (Field, 1924) in the Mediterranean Mussel (Mytilus Galloprovincialis): Pathology, Epidemiology, and Phylogeny
13. Cytotoxicity of an Innovative Pressurised Cyclic Solid–Liquid (PCSL) Extract from Artemisia annua
14. Contaminants bioaccumulation and pathological assessment in Mytilus galloprovincialis in coastal waters facing the brownfield site of Bagnoli, Italy
15. Author response for 'Expression of transferrin receptor-1 (TFR-1) in canine osteosarcomas'
16. Epidemiology of Noble Pen Shell (Pinna nobilis L. 1758) Mass Mortality Events in Adriatic Sea Is Characterised with Rapid Spreading and Acute Disease Progression
17. Corrigendum: In the Wake of the Ongoing Mass Mortality Events: Co-occurrence of Mycobacterium, Haplosporidium and Other Pathogens in Pinna nobilis Collected in Italy and Spain (Mediterranean Sea)
18. Expression of transferrin receptor‐1 (TFR‐1) in canine osteosarcomas
19. In the Wake of the Ongoing Mass Mortality Events: Co-occurrence of Mycobacterium, Haplosporidium and Other Pathogens in Pinna nobilis Collected in Italy and Spain (Mediterranean Sea)
20. Nocardiosis and mycobacteriosis of bivalves: “Yet‐to‐emerge” zoonoses of public concern?
21. Optimisation of artemisinin and scopoletin extraction fromArtemisia annuawith a new modern pressurised cyclic solid–liquid (PCSL) extraction technique
22. Histological methods for the assessment of diet-induced changes in liver and intestine of flatfish: retrospective analysis of five trials
23. Assessment of the Health Status of Mussels Mytilus galloprovincialis Along the Campania Coastal Areas: A Multidisciplinary Approach
24. Urtica dioica (Stinging Nettle): A Neglected Plant With Emerging Growth Promoter/Immunostimulant Properties for Farmed Fish
25. Early evidence for a virus-like agent infecting the pest snail Theba pisana (Gastropoda: Pulmonata) in Southern Italy
26. Retrospective study of pathology-based investigative techniques for the assessment of diet-induced changes in liver and intestine of flatfish
27. Nuclear morphometry and ploidy of normal and neoplastic haemocytes in mussels
28. Disease and Disorders of Freshwater Unionid Mussels: A Brief Overview of Recent Studies
29. Optimisation of artemisinin and scopoletin extraction from Artemisia annua with a new modern pressurised cyclic solid–liquid (PCSL) extraction technique.
30. Carbon footprint of heliciculture: A case study from an Italian experimental farm
31. Retrospective study of pathology-based investigative techniques for the assessment of diet-induced changes in liver and intestine of flatfish.
32. Colour Dilution Alopecia (CDA) in Ten yorkshire Terriers
33. Optimisation of artemisinin and scopoletin extraction from <scp> Artemisia annua </scp> with a new modern pressurised cyclic solid–liquid (PCSL) extraction technique
34. Epidemiology of Noble Pen Shell (Pinna nobilis L. 1758) Mass Mortality Events in Adriatic Sea Is Characterised with Rapid Spreading and Acute Disease Progression
35. In the wake of the ongoing mass mortality events: Co-occurrence of Mycobacterium, Haplosporidium and other pathogens in Pinna nobilis collected in Italy and Spain (Mediterranean Sea)
36. Expression of transferrin receptor-1 (TFR-1) in canine osteosarcomas
37. A mycobacterial disease is associated with the silent mass mortality of the pen shell Pinna nobilis along the Tyrrhenian coastline of Italy
38. Environmental loading of Italian semi-intensive snail farming system evaluated by means of life cycle assessment
39. Fractal analysis of mucosal microvascular patterns in oral lichen planus: a preliminary study
40. Retrospective study of pathology-based investigative techniques for the assessment of diet-induced changes in liver and intestine of flatfish
41. Assessment of the health status of mussels Mytilus galloprovincialis along the campania coastal areas: A multidisciplinary approach
42. Early evidence for a virus-like agent infecting the pest snail Theba pisana (Gastropoda: Pulmonata) in Southern Italy
43. Disease and Disorders of Freshwater Unionid Mussels: A Brief Overview of Recent Studies
44. Carbon footprint of heliciculture: A case study from an Italian experimental farm
45. Comparative pathology in bivalves: Aetiological agents and disease processes
46. Tumors in invertebrates: molluscs as an emerging animal model for human cancer
47. Nuclear morphometry and ploidy of normal and neoplastic haemocytes in mussels
48. Preliminary Evidence of the Possible Roles of the Ferritinophagy-Iron Uptake Axis in Canine Testicular Cancer.
49. Nodular-like growth and axial thickening in gorgonians are a defensive response to endolithic cyanobacteria, involving amyloid deposition.
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