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2. OC.11.2 RAFOXANIDE INHIBITS EPITHELIAL STAT3 ACTIVATION AND STAT3-DRIVEN ONCOGENIC IMMUNE RESPONSE IN THE COLORECTAL CANCER MICROENVIRONMENT

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Pacifico, T., primary, Laudisi, F., additional, Franze, E., additional, Maresca, C., additional, Luiz-Ferreira, A., additional, Tomassini, L., additional, Ortenzi, A., additional, Colantoni, A., additional, Sica, G.S., additional, Monteleone, I., additional, Monteleone, G., additional, and Stolfi, C., additional

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2023
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4. OC.06.6 HEPCIDIN UPREGULATION IN COLORECTAL CANCER ASSOCIATES WITH ACCUMULATION OF REGULATORY MACROPHAGES AND EPITHELIAL–MESENCHYMAL TRANSITION AND CORRELATES WITH PROGRESSION OF THE DISEASE

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Di, Grazia A., primary, Di, Fusco D., additional, Laudisi, F., additional, Colella, M., additional, Formica, V., additional, Maresca, C., additional, Franze, E., additional, Pacifico, T., additional, Salvatori, S., additional, Troncone, E., additional, Stolfi, C., additional, Monteleone, I., additional, and Monteleone, G., additional

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2023
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5. OC.13.1 SMAD7 REGULATES IMMUNOGENIC DEATH PATHWAY IN COLORECTAL CANCER CELLS

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Maresca, C., primary, Stolfi, C., additional, Laudisi, F., additional, Di Grazia, A., additional, Di Fusco, D., additional, Franze´, E., additional, Congiu, D., additional, Marafini, I., additional, Salvatori, S., additional, Troncone, E., additional, Segreto, M.T., additional, Di Maggio, G., additional, Monteleone, I., additional, and Monteleone, G., additional

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2022
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6. OC.13.3 SMAD7 KNOCKDOWN REDUCES THE ACTIVATION OF STAT3 IN COLORECTAL CANCER

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Maresca, C., primary, Stolfi, C., additional, Laudisi, F., additional, Di Grazia, A., additional, Di Fusco, D., additional, Franze´, E., additional, Congiu, D., additional, Marafini, I., additional, Lolli, E., additional, De Cristofaro, E., additional, Guida, A.M., additional, Sica, G., additional, Monteleone, I., additional, and Monteleone, G., additional

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2022
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9. Red-Haired People's Altered Responsiveness to Pain, Analgesics, and Hypnotics: Myth or Fact?-A Narrative Review.

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Augustinsson A, Franze E, Almqvist M, Warrén Stomberg M, Sjöberg C, and Jildenstål P

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Red hair has been linked to altered sensitivity to pain, analgesics, and hypnotics. This alteration may be impacted by variants in the melanocortin-1 receptor ( MC1R ) gene, which are mainly found in redheads. The aim of this narrative review was to explore and present the current state of knowledge on red hair and its plausible associations with altered responsiveness to pain, analgesics, and hypnotics. Structured searches in the PubMed, CINAHL Complete, and Scopus electronic databases were conducted. Evidence suggests that women with red hair have an increased sensitivity to pain. Conversely, data also indicate a higher pain tolerance in homozygous carriers of MC1R variant alleles. Varied responses to analgesia have been reported, with both increased analgesic responsiveness in homozygous carriers of MC1R variant alleles and less analgesia in redheads. Data indicate an increased need for hypnotics in redheads. However, failed attempts to find statistical associations between red hair and altered responsiveness to hypnotics are also evident. Even though there seems to be an association between red hair and an altered responsiveness to pain, analgesics, and/or hypnotics, the results of this narrative review are inconclusive. Further research studies with larger populations and MC1R testing are needed.

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2024
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