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73. Petrioli R, Lorenzi M, Aquino A, Marsili S, Frediani B, Palazzuoli V, Marzocca G, Botta G,Tani F, De Martino A, Testi W, Setacci C, Salvestrini F, DeSando D, Bovenga S, Mariani L,Mancini S, Tanzini G, Armenio S, Marinello E, Francini G

Author

Petrioli, R, Lorenzi, M, Aquino, A, Marsili, S, Frediani, Bruno, Palazzuoli, V, Marzocca, G, Botta, Giuseppe, Tani, F, De Martino, A, Testi, W, Setacci, Carlo, Salvestrini, F, Desando, D, Bovenga, S, Mariani, L, Mancini, S, Tanzini, G, Armenio, S, Marinello, E, and Francini, Guido

Published
1995

75. Antioxidant status in peripheral vascular atherosclerosis

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Porcelli, B., primary, Terzuoli, L., additional, Frosi, B., additional, Felici, C., additional, Barabesi, L., additional, Naddeo, S., additional, Meini, S., additional, Pieragalli, D., additional, Baldi, I., additional, de Donato, G., additional, Marinello, E., additional, Giubbolini, M, additional, and Setacci, C., additional

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2011
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78. Ribose 1-P-dependent ADP and ATP formation in rat liver

Author

Roberto Leoncini, Vannoni, D., Marinello, E., and Pagani, R.

Subjects
Glycerol, Male, Myocardium, Kidney, Rats, Adenosine Diphosphate, Kinetics, ATP metabolism, rat liver, Adenosine Triphosphate, Liver, Animals, Ribosemonophosphates, Rats, Wistar, Chromatography, High Pressure Liquid, Spleen
Published
1994

99. The hormonal regulation of purine nucleotide turnover. Influence of testosterone in rat liver

Author

Di Stefano, A., Pizzichini, M., Resconi, G., Tabucchi, A., Roberto Leoncini, and Marinello, E.

Subjects
Male, Hypoxanthine, Guanine, Adenine, Body Weight, Rats, Inbred Strains, purine metabolism, Organ Size, testosterone, liver metabolism, Rats, Liver, Purines, Hypoxanthines, Animals, Orchiectomy, Purine Nucleotides
Abstract

An influence of testosterone on de novo purine nucleotide synthesis has been demonstrated in rat liver of adult and prepubertal castrated rats, showing that the action of the hormone is not limited to sexual organs. Castration accelerated the turnover of purine nucleotides in adults rats and reduced it in prepubertal castrated rats. Administration of testosterone tended to restore normality in both cases with opposite mechanisms, lowering the reaction rates in the first group, enhancing them in the second one. An action of the hormone on the inosinic branch-point and specifically on GMP synthesis, was evident, which was again different according to the age of the animal. The observed changes in purine nucleotide metabolism could be responsible for variations in RNA and DNA metabolism, in cellular size and number--which probably occur in the liver--after orchiectomy and following androgen administration.

Published
1990

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