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58. 3. Media Aesthetics

Author

Hediger, Vinzenz, Noordegraaf, Julia, Le Maitre, Barbara, and Saba, Cosetta G.

Published
2013

60. Title Page, Copyright

Author

Hediger, Vinzenz, Noordegraaf, Julia, Le Maitre, Barbara, and Saba, Cosetta G.

Published
2013

61. Contents

Author

Hediger, Vinzenz, Noordegraaf, Julia, Le Maitre, Barbara, and Saba, Cosetta G.

Published
2013

62. Acknowledgements

Author

Hediger, Vinzenz, Noordegraaf, Julia, Le Maitre, Barbara, and Saba, Cosetta G.

Published
2013

69. Conversazione con Paolo Fabbri: la simbologia massonica nel ciclo Cremaster

Author

Dusi, Nicola Maria and Gonzo Saba, C.

Subjects
Matthew Barney, codice massonico, intermedialità, CREMASTER Cycle, Matthew Barney, codice massonico, metafora, narratiologia, mitologia, estetica, semiotica, CREMASTER Cycle, semiotica, estetica, mitologia, intermedialità, metafora, narratiologia
Published
2012

70. Introduzione [Matthew Barney. Polimorfismo, multimodalità, neobarocco]

Author

Dusi, Nicola Maria and Gonzo Saba, C.

Subjects
arte contemporanea, cinema, video arte, intermedialità, scultura fotografia, performance, disegno, danza, moda, multimodalità espressiva, neobarocco, relazioni tra cinema e altre arti, transmedialità, rifacimento, storia dell'arte, estetica, semiotica dei media, semiotica dell'arte, storia del cinema, sociologia dei media
Published
2012

71. Body adiposity and bone parameters of male rats from mothers fed diet containing flaxseed flour during lactation

Author

da Costa, C. A. S., primary, da Silva, P. C. A., additional, Ribeiro, D. C., additional, Pereira, A. D. D., additional, Santos, A. d. S. d., additional, Maia, L. d. A., additional, Ruffoni, L. D. G., additional, de Santana, F. C., additional, de Abreu, M. D. C., additional, Boueri, B. F. d. C., additional, Pessanha, C. R., additional, Nonaka, K. O., additional, Mancini-Filho, J., additional, do Nascimento-Saba, C. C. A., additional, and Boaventura, G. T., additional

Published
2015
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72. Corrections to “Phase I/IIa study evaluating the safety, efficacy, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics of lucitanib in advanced solid tumors”

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Soria, J.-C., primary, DeBraud, F., additional, Bahleda, R., additional, Adamo, B., additional, Andre, F., additional, Dienstmann, R., additional, Delmonte, A., additional, Cereda, R., additional, Isaacson, J., additional, Litten, J., additional, Allen, A., additional, Dubois, F., additional, Saba, C., additional, Robert, R., additional, D'Incalci, M., additional, Zucchetti, M., additional, Camboni, M.G., additional, and Tabernero, J., additional

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2015
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73. Febrile neutropenia in cats treated with chemotherapy.

Author

Pierro, J., Krick, E., Flory, A., Regan, R., DeRegis, C., Boudreaux, B., Barber, L., Saam, D., and Saba, C.

Subjects
FEBRILE neutropenia, CANCER chemotherapy, NEUTROPHILS, LYMPHOMAS, CANCER diagnosis
Abstract

The purpose of this study was to describe the clinical presentation, potential causative agents, treatment and outcome of febrile neutropenia ( FN) in chemotherapy-treated cats. Medical records from eight institutions were retrospectively reviewed. A total of 22 FN events in 20 cats were evaluated. Lymphoma was the most common cancer diagnosis; lomustine and vinca alkaloids were the most frequently implicated causative agents. Presenting clinical signs included decreased appetite, lethargy, vomiting and diarrhoea. Median body temperature and absolute neutrophil count at presentation were 104.1 °F; 40 °C (range: 103.1-105.1 °F; 39.5-40.6 °C) and 246 mL-1 (range: 0-1600 mL-1), respectively. Median number of days between chemotherapy administration and FN onset was 5 (range: 4-25 days). All but one cat were treated with intravenous fluids and broad spectrum antibiotics. Fevers resolved in all cases and absolute neutrophil counts returned to normal in 19 cats. Clinical presentation of cats with FN appears similar to that of dogs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017
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77. Mana. Le visioni di Barney

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Dusi, N, Saba, C. G., Carmagnola, R, CARMAGNOLA, REMIGIO PIERO FULVIO, Dusi, N, Saba, C. G., Carmagnola, R, and CARMAGNOLA, REMIGIO PIERO FULVIO

Abstract

una disamina critica delle opera di Matthew Barney con particolare riferimento a "Cremaster"

Published
2012

80. Body adiposity and bone parameters of male rats from mothers fed diet containing flaxseed flour during lactation.

Author

da Costa, C. A. S., da Silva, P. C. A., Ribeiro, D. C., Pereira, A. D. D., Santos, A. d. S. d., Maia, L. d. A., Ruffoni, L. D. G., de Santana, F. C., de Abreu, M. D. C., Boueri, B. F. d. C., Pessanha, C. R., Nonaka, K. O., Mancini-Filho, J., do Nascimento-Saba, C. C. A., and Boaventura, G. T.

Abstract

Obesity and osteoporosis may have their origins in early postnatal life. This study was designed to evaluate whether flaxseed flour use during lactation period bears effect on body adiposity and skeletal structure of male rat pups at weaning. At birth, male Wistar rats were randomly assigned to control and experimental (FF) groups, whose dams were treated with control or flaxseed flour diet, respectively, during lactation. At 21 days of age, pups were weaned to assess body mass, length and composition by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry. The animals were then sacrificed to carry out analysis of serum profile, intra-abdominal adipocyte morphology and femur characteristics. Differences were considered significant when P<0.05. The FF group displayed the following characteristics (P<0.05): higher body mass, length, bone mineral content, bone area and concentrations of osteoprotegerin, osteocalcin and high-density lipoprotein cholesterol; higher levels of stearic, α-linolenic, eicosapentaenoic and docosapentaenoic acids and lower levels of arachidonic acid and cholesterol; smaller adipocyte area; and higher mass, epiphysis distance, diaphysis width, maximal load, break load, resilience and stiffness of femur. Flaxseed flour intake during lactation period promoted adipocyte hypertrophy down-regulation and contributed to pup bone quality at weaning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016
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92. 2613

Author

Allen, G., primary, Saba, C., additional, Armstrong, E., additional, Huang, S., additional, Ludwig, D., additional, Hicklin, D., additional, and Harari, P., additional

Published
2006
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100. Developmental Plasticity of Endocrine Disorders in Obesity Model Primed by Early Weaning in Dams.

Author

Lima, N. S., Moura, E. G., Franco, J. G., Pinheiro, C. R., Pazos-Moura, C. C., Cabanelas, A., Carlos, A. S., Nascimento-Saba, C. C., de Oliveira, E., and Lisboa, P. C.

Subjects
ENDOCRINE diseases, BODY weight, BLOOD plasma, BREAST milk, LACTATION
Abstract

Early weaning is associated with changes in the developmental plasticity. Here, we studied the adipocytes morphology, adipokines expression or content in adipose tissue as well as adrenal and thyroid function of neonate and adult offspring primed by early weaning. After birth, lactating rats were divided into 2 groups: EW (early weaning) - dams were wrapped with a bandage to block access to milk during the last 3 days of lactation, and Control - dams whose pups had free access to milk throughout lactation (21 days). At postnatal day (PN) 21, EW pups had lower visceral and subcutaneous adipocyte area ( - 67.7 % and - 62 %, respectively), body fat mass ( - 26 %), and leptin expression in visceral adipocyte ( - 64 %) but higher leptin expression in subcutaneous adipocyte (2.9-fold increase). Adrenal evaluations were normal, but neonate EW pups presented lower serum T3 ( - 55 %) and TSH ( - 44 %). At PN 180, EW off spring showed higher food intake, higher body fat mass ( + 21.6 %), visceral and subcutaneous adipocyte area (both 3-fold increase), higher leptin ( + 95 %) and ADRβ3 (2-fold increase) content in visceral adipose tissue, and higher adiponectin expression in subcutaneous adipose tissue ( + 47 %) but lower in visceral adipose tissue ( - 40 %). Adult EW off spring presented higher adrenal catecholamine content ( + 31 %), but no changes in serum corticosterone or thyroid status. Thus, early weaning primed for hypothyroidism at weaning, which can be associated with the adipocyte hypertrophy at adulthood. The marked changes in catecholamine adrenal content and visceral adipocyte ADRβ3 are generally found in obesity, contributing to the development of other cardiovascular and metabolic disturbances. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2013
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