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3. Cellular pathways affected by carbon nanopowder-benzo(α)pyrene complex in human skin fibroblasts identified by proteomics

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Binelli, A., primary, Magni, S., additional, La Porta, C., additional, Bini, L., additional, Della Torre, C., additional, Ascagni, M., additional, Maggioni, D., additional, Ghilardi, A., additional, Armini, A., additional, Landi, C., additional, Santo, N., additional, Madaschi, L., additional, Coccè, V., additional, Mutti, F., additional, Lionetti, M.C., additional, Ciusani, E., additional, and Del Giacco, L., additional

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2018
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16. FERMI: a digital Front End and Readout MIcrosystem for high resolution calorimetry

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Alexanian, H., primary, Appelquist, G., additional, Bailly, P., additional, Benetta, R., additional, Berglund, S., additional, Bezamat, J., additional, Blouzon, F., additional, Bohm, C., additional, Breveglieri, L., additional, Brigati, S., additional, Cattaneo, P.W., additional, Dadda, L., additional, David, J., additional, Engström, M., additional, Genat, J.F., additional, Givoletti, M., additional, Goggi, V.G., additional, Gong, S., additional, Grieco, G.M., additional, Hansen, M., additional, Hentzell, H., additional, Holmberg, T., additional, Höglund, I., additional, Inkinen, S.J., additional, Kerek, A., additional, Landi, C., additional, LeDortz, O., additional, Lippi, M., additional, Lofstedt, B., additional, Lund-Jensen, B., additional, Maloberti, F., additional, Mutz, S., additional, Nayman, P., additional, Piuri, V., additional, Polesello, G., additional, Sami, M., additional, Savoy-Navarro, A., additional, Schwemling, P., additional, Stefanelli, R., additional, Sundblad, R., additional, Svensson, C., additional, Torelli, G., additional, Vanuxem, J.P., additional, Yamdagni, N., additional, Yuan, J., additional, and Ödmark, A., additional

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1995
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17. Optimized digital feature extraction in the FERMI microsystem

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Alexanian, H., primary, Appelquist, G., additional, Bailly, P., additional, Benetta, R., additional, Berglund, S., additional, Bezamat, J., additional, Blouzon, F., additional, Bohm, C., additional, Breveglieri, L., additional, Brigati, S., additional, Cattaneo, P.W., additional, Dadda, L., additional, David, J., additional, Engström, M., additional, Genat, J.F., additional, Givoletti, M., additional, Goggi, V.G., additional, Gong, S., additional, Grieco, G.M., additional, Hansen, M., additional, Hentzell, H., additional, Holmberg, T., additional, Höglund, I., additional, Inkinen, S.J., additional, Kerek, A., additional, Landi, C., additional, LeDortz, O., additional, Lippi, M., additional, Lofstedt, B., additional, Lund-Jensen, B., additional, Maloberti, F., additional, Mutz, S., additional, Nayman, P., additional, Piuri, V., additional, Polesello, G., additional, Sami, M., additional, Savoy-Navarro, A., additional, Schwemling, P., additional, Stefanelli, R., additional, Sundblad, R., additional, Svensson, C., additional, Torelli, G., additional, Vanuxem, J.P., additional, Yamdagni, N., additional, Yuan, J., additional, and Ödmark, A., additional

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1995
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18. The interactions of fullerene C60 and Benzo(α)pyrene influence their bioavailability and toxicity to zebrafish embryos

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L. Madaschi, Marco Parolini, Miriam Ascagni, Claudia Landi, Nadia Santo, Stefano Magni, Andrea Binelli, Caterina A. M. La Porta, Anna Ghilardi, Daniela Maggioni, Luca Del Giacco, Luca Bini, Camilla Della Torre, Stefano Tasselli, Della Torre, C, Maggioni, D, Ghilardi, A, Parolini, M, Santo, N, Landi, C, Madaschi, L, Magni, S, Tasselli, S, Ascagni, M, Bini, L, La Porta, C, Del Giacco, L, and Binelli, A

Subjects
Proteomics, 0301 basic medicine, Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Fullerene nanoparticles, 010501 environmental sciences, Toxicology, medicine.disease_cause, Immunofluorescence, 01 natural sciences, Fullerene nanoparticle, 03 medical and health sciences, chemistry.chemical_compound, medicine, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, 0105 earth and related environmental sciences, Danio rerio, medicine.diagnostic_test, Chemistry, Proteomic, Embryo, General Medicine, Metabolism, Oxidative stress, Trojan horse effect, Pollution, Molecular biology, Bioavailability, 030104 developmental biology, Health, Toxicity, Oxidative stre, Pyrene, Genotoxicity
Abstract

This study aimed to assess the toxicological consequences related to the interaction of fullerene nanoparticles (C60) and Benzo(α)pyrene (B(α)P) on zebrafish embryos, which were exposed to C60 and B(α)P alone and to C60 doped with B(α)P. The uptake of pollutants into their tissues and intra-cellular localization were investigated by immunofluorescence and electron microscopy. A set of biomarkers of genotoxicity and oxidative stress, as well as functional proteomics analysis were applied to assess the toxic effects due to C60 interaction with B(α)P. The carrier role of C60 for B(α)P was observed, however adsorption on C60 did not affect the accumulation and localization of B(α)P in the embryos. Instead, C60 doped with B(α)P resulted more prone to sedimentation and less bioavailable for the embryos compared to C60 alone. As for toxicity, our results suggested that C60 alone elicited oxidative stress in embryos and a down-regulation of proteins involved in energetic metabolism. The C60 + B(α)P induced cellular response mechanisms similar to B(α)P alone, but generating greater cellular damages in the exposed embryos. Once C60 nanoparticles and B(α)P meet in water, they reciprocally affect their bioavailability and, by consequence, their toxicity to organisms.

Published
2018

19. Impact of inductive current transformers on synchrophasor measurement in presence of modulations

Author

Mario Luiso, Giovanni D'Avanzo, Daniele Gallo, Carmine Landi, A. Delle Femine, D'Avanzo, G., Delle Femine, A., Gallo, D., Landi, C., and Luiso, M.

Subjects
Computer science, Applied Mathematics, Phasor, Condensed Matter Physics, Current transformer, Units of measurement, Limit (music), Measuring instrument, Electronic engineering, Metering mode, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Instrumentation, Accuracy class, Voltage
Abstract

Instrument Transformers (ITs) are essential devices for all the measurement tasks, f.i. metering, protection and diagnostics, in electricity grids, since they scale voltage and current down to levels compatible with measuring instruments. At the input of Power Quality (PQ) instruments and Phasor Measurement Units (PMUs), inductive voltage and current transformers (VTs and CTs) are still the most used ITs, even if, their performance in presence of disturbances is not fully assessed. This paper analyses the impact of the inductive CTs on the measurement of fundamental synchrophasors, by a PMU, in presence of a particular class of disturbances, the undesired modulations on current signals. Experimental tests, on two different CTs, show that there are critical situations, where, even compensating CT systematic ratio and phase errors, 1) CT exceeds its accuracy class limit and 2) considering the sole contribution of CT, PMU performance stays very close to the error limits of the standards.

Published
2020

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