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1. The effect of a cognitive-motor intervention on voluntary step execution under single and dual task conditions in older adults: a randomized controlled pilot study

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Pichierri G, Coppe A, Lorenzetti S, Murer K, and de Bruin ED

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fall prevention, exercise, dance, video game, Geriatrics, RC952-954.6
Abstract

Giuseppe Pichierri,1 Amos Coppe,1 Silvio Lorenzetti,2 Kurt Murer,1 Eling D de Bruin11Institute of Human Movement Sciences and Sport, Department of Health Sciences and Technology, ETH Zurich, Switzerland; 2Institute for Biomechanics, Department of Health Sciences and Technology, ETH Zurich, SwitzerlandBackground: This randomized controlled pilot study aimed to explore whether a cognitive-motor exercise program that combines traditional physical exercise with dance video gaming can improve the voluntary stepping responses of older adults under attention demanding dual task conditions.Methods: Elderly subjects received twice weekly cognitive-motor exercise that included progressive strength and balance training supplemented by dance video gaming for 12 weeks (intervention group). The control group received no specific intervention. Voluntary step execution under single and dual task conditions was recorded at baseline and post intervention (Week 12).Results: After intervention between-group comparison revealed significant differences for initiation time of forward steps under dual task conditions (U = 9, P = 0.034, r = 0.55) and backward steps under dual task conditions (U = 10, P = 0.045, r = 0.52) in favor of the intervention group, showing altered stepping levels in the intervention group compared to the control group.Conclusion: A cognitive-motor intervention based on strength and balance exercises with additional dance video gaming is able to improve voluntary step execution under both single and dual task conditions in older adults.Keywords: fall prevention, exercise, dance, video game

Published
2012

10. Contributor contact details

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Berry Ottaway, P., primary, Kalbe, L., additional, Reusens, B., additional, Remacle, C., additional, Rivera, D., additional, Obon, C., additional, Cashman, K.D., additional, Lorenzetti, S., additional, Branca, F., additional, Ovesen, L., additional, Edelstein, S., additional, Edgar, M., additional, Mäkinen, K.K., additional, Verdich, C., additional, A Sorensen, T.I., additional, Clement, K., additional, Foufelle, F., additional, Ferré, P., additional, Blom, W.A.M., additional, Stafleu, A., additional, de Graaf, C., additional, Tahvonen, R., additional, Salminen, S., additional, Blaut, M., additional, Calder, P.C., additional, Tuohy, K.M., additional, Likotrafiti, E., additional, Manderson, K., additional, Gibson, G.R., additional, Rastall, R.A., additional, De Vuyst, L., additional, Losso, J.N., additional, Bansode, R.R., additional, Clune, Y.E., additional, Bennett, M.F., additional, Shanahan, F., additional, O’Sullivan, G., additional, Collins, J.K., additional, Knasmüller, S., additional, Majer, B.J., additional, Buchmann, C., additional, Kassie, F., additional, Slavin, J., additional, Ungar, Y., additional, Shimoni, E., additional, Shahidi, F., additional, Northrop-Clewes, C.A., additional, Thurnham, D.I., additional, McCarthy, J., additional, Sheil, B., additional, O’Mahony, L., additional, Anwar, M.M., additional, and Rouzaud, G.C.M., additional

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2004
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15. The economic impact of moderate stage Alzheimer's disease in Italy: Evidence from the UP-TECH randomized trial

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Chiatti, C., Furneri, G., Rimland, J. M., Demma, F., Bonfranceschi, F., Cassetta, L., Masera, F. b, Cherubini, Corsonello, A., Lattanzio, F., Baldassarri, D., Bitti, L., Carosi, A., Sabbatini, M., Paolasini, E., Fiori, T., Fronzi, C., Giacchetta, S., Giacomini, V., Giovagnoli, L., Lattanzi, G., Manca, A. M., Marinelli, I., Pigini, V., Pignotti, M., Proietti, M. C., Quarticelli, A., Rovedi, M., Tasso, L., Valeri, V., Antonioli, A., Barabucci, M., Bassani, M., Bollettini, P., Bruttapasta, M. C., Buccolini, C., Carangella, R., Carboni, F., Ceccolini, D., D'Incecco, P., Di Felice, M., Dini, L., Gioia, G., Di Prima, G., Giusepponi, G., Lanciotti, C., Loffreda, A., Luciani, O., Mariani, L., Mastrorilli, F., Moroni, R., Piatkowska, I., Rucoli, R., Scoccia, G., Teodori, N., Tonelli, T., Angeloni, R., Bratti, R. A., Bonafede, G., Lorenzetti, S., Paci, C., Picciotti, G., Pezzola, D., Rea, V., Scialè, V., Signorino, M., Sorvillo, F., Tomassini, P. F., Ciccola, A., Cionfrini, L., Alessandrini, D., De Santis, A., Formica, B., Tacchi, G., Tortorelli, S., Marchegiani, G., Pozzari, G., Santarelli, G., Bartolucci, D., Caraffa, G., Cavallo, Filippo, Di Furia, L., Lacetera, A., Maffei, C. M., Manzoli, L., Postacchini, D., Bevilacqua, R., Bonfigli, A. R., Bustacchini, S., Capasso, M., Civerchia, P., Di Rosa, M., Giuli, C., Marcellini, M., Marinelli, P., Melchiorre, G., Moraca, M. E., Principi, A., Rocchetti, C., Spazzafumo, L., Vincitorio, D., Bartulewicz, K., Olivetti, P., and Rossi, L.

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Gerontology, Male, very elderly, cost of illness, Public expenditure, morbidity, residential care, community care, Italian (citizen), cost analysis, Surveys and Questionnaires, Health care, Activities of Daily Living, 80 and over, Medicine, organization and management, caregiver, media_common, Aged, 80 and over, Public sector, Mini Mental State Examination, aged, Alzheimer disease, Article, controlled study, daily life activity, disease severity, economic aspect, female, health care, health care cost, human, Italy, major clinical study, mortality, physical performance, prescription, prevalence, randomized controlled trial, scoring system, social care, socioeconomics, welfare, economics, male, quality of life, questionnaire, statistical model, Activities of Daily Living, Aged, Alzheimer Disease, Caregivers, Cost of Illness, Female, Health Expenditures, Humans, Linear Models, Quality of Life, Alzheimer's disease, community-living, RCT, UP-TECH, Psychiatry and Mental health, Clinical Psychology, Alzheimer’s disease, media_common.quotation_subject, Quality of life (healthcare), Dementia, Medical prescription, Socioeconomic status, business.industry, statistical model, medicine.disease, Geriatrics and Gerontology, business, Welfare
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Background:There is consensus that dementia is the most burdensome disease for modern societies. Few cost-of-illness studies examined the complexity of Alzheimer's disease (AD) burden, considering at the same time health and social care, cash allowances, informal care, and out-of-pocket expenditure by families.Methods:This is a comprehensive cost-of-illness study based on the baseline data from a randomized controlled trial (UP-TECH) enrolling 438 patients with moderate AD and their primary caregiver living in the community.Results:The societal burden of AD, composed of public, patient, and informal care costs, was about €20,000/yr. Out of this, the cost borne by the public sector was €4,534/yr. The main driver of public cost was the national cash-for-care allowance (€2,324/yr), followed by drug prescriptions (€1,402/yr). Out-of-pocket expenditure predominantly concerned the cost of private care workers. The value of informal care peaked at €13,590/yr. Socioeconomic factors do not influence AD public cost, but do affect the level of out-of-pocket expenditure.Conclusion:The burden of AD reflects the structure of Italian welfare. The families predominantly manage AD patients. The public expenditure is mostly for drugs and cash-for-care benefits. From a State perspective in the short term, the advantage of these care arrangements is clear, compared to the cost of residential care. However, if caregivers are not adequately supported, savings may be soon offset by higher risk of caregiver morbidity and mortality produced by high burden and stress. The study has been registered on the website www.clinicaltrials.org (Trial Registration number: NCT01700556).

Published
2015

16. Caratteristiche corporee e vibrazioni trasmesse: ricerca di una possibile correlazione

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ALFARO DEGAN, Guido, LIPPIELLO, Dario, PINZARI, Mario, Lorenzetti S, ALFARO DEGAN, Guido, Lippiello, Dario, Lorenzetti, S, and Pinzari, Mario

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Vibrazioni corpo intero, geostatistica, modelli sperimentali, risposta corpo umano alla sollecitazione vibratoria, Whole body vibrations, Geostatistics, experimental models, human body response
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"\"Lo studio si propone, nell’ambito degli aspetti relativi alla sicurezza sul lavoro, con riferimento alla valutazione dei rischi da agenti fisici in generale e da vibrazioni trasmesse al corpo intero in particolare, di valutare la possibile correlazione esistente tra le vibrazioni trasmesse al corpo di un conducente di mezzi d’opera e le sue caratteristiche corporee principali quali altezza e peso. È noto infatti che l'esposizione umana a vibrazioni meccaniche può rappresentare un fattore di rischio rilevante per i lavoratori esposti. In particolare la direttiva 2002\\\/44\\\/CE del parlamento europeo sulle prescrizioni minime di sicurezza e di salute relative all’esposizione dei lavoratori ai rischi derivanti dagli agenti fisici (vibrazioni) sancisce l’obbligo a carico del responsabile dell’attività di valutare tale rischio espositivo con la determinazione della dose giornaliera. I riscontri sperimentali e i monitoraggi eseguiti su soggetti esposti in ambito estrattivo [1] e non solo [2], hanno evidenziato, in sede proprio di determinazione dei valori di esposizione, delle differenze anche sensibili per soggetti diversi nelle medesime condizioni operative. Stante dunque la riproposizione di medesime condizioni al contorno quali il tipo di macchinario sorgente, l’ambiente di lavoro, le caratteristiche temporali dell’esposizione, lo stile di guida del mezzo, è apparso naturale investigare sulle possibili cause di tali scostamenti espositivi. Il tentativo qui illustrato ha riguardato l’analisi di variabilità delle vibrazioni trasmesse al corpo intero in relazione alla costituzione corporea del soggetto esposto al fine di definire le modalità e dunque fornire una analisi quantitativa di tale variabilità rispetto appunto ad altezza e peso del soggetto stesso. In questo studio si è optato per una modellizzazione geostatistica del fenomeno espositivo [3]. In sostanza si è scelta una analisi che fornisse in uscita delle mappe a linee iso-accelerazione, in funzione della variazione di peso e altezza del soggetto per una determinata sorgente mantenuta costante ovvero le cui condizioni operative garantissero in linea generale una buona ripetibilità. Sulla base dunque di tali presupposti metodologici, si è impostata una campagna di rilevazione per una popolazione campione di sette individui di diversa altezza e peso e per ogni soggetto sono stati registrati nelle medesime condizioni operative, i valori di accelerazione associati ai tre assi principali X,Y, Z. Una volta poi acclarata la ripetibilità della sorgente, è stata studiata la variabilità del parametro in studio in funzione dei parametri soggettivi di altezza e peso. Il risultato è consistito dapprima nel verificare l’esistenza di tale correlazione e successivamente, sulla base di un modello geostatistico di variabilità assunto quale rappresentativo del fenomeno, nell’ottenere una stima dei valori espositivi a vibrazioni anche per soggetti di caratteristiche corporee incognite, ovvero diverse da quelle dei soggetti per i quali le misurazioni erano state effettuate. Alla luce dei risultati ottenuti è possibile affermare l’esistenza di tale correlazione e di riflesso l’adeguatezza del metodo geostatistico adottato per l’analisi del fenomeno. In sintesi dunque, è auspicabile ampliare la casistica di indagine sulla scorta della metodologia proposta, anche ampliando la consistenza della popolazione osservata al fine di corroborare le risultanze sperimentali disponibili e affinare i parametri della ricerca.\"" "\"This study aims to assess how the whole body vibration of heavy vehicle driver are not only affected by the characteristics of the source, but also by the characteristics of the driver, in particular weight and height. To achieve this objective we use geostatistical modeling, the branch of statistics that studies the phenomena that are developed on space-based, starting from the information derived from their sampling. The study is highly experimental and innovative as we adapt the instrument, the geostatistical one, commonly used in spacial character phenomenon to a not-spacial phenomenon. In fact, we use the theory of geostatistics considering height and weight instead of spatial coordinates, and the amount of vibration transmitted to the whole body, as a regionalized variable. The decision to describe the phenomenon with geostatistical modeling, stems from having a limited number of samples and a difficult source to repeat, which makes the geostatistical suitable for this purpose. In fact, it is often used to study these phenomena, characterized by the limited availability of samples.. Human exposure to mechanical vibration can be a significant risk factor for exposed workers. Directive 2002\\\/44\\\/EC of the European Parliament 2002, which indicates the minimum health and safety requirements regarding the exposure of workers to risks arising from physical agents (vibration), states that risk assessment can be made essentially without measurements, based on appropriate information available from the manufacturer and\\\/or accredited databases or with measurements, in agreement with the measuring method stipulated by specific standards ISO-EN. Dealing with the evaluation methodology of the whole-body vibration based on the availability of information, operating specifications are provided, referring to the reference values. In order to use these values, the operating conditions for the evaluation, must be compatible with the specification of the reference values. For this reason, some information are declared: the type of machine, the model, the date of registration, and the operating conditions as the soil type, the style of driving, the workplace etc. These information are approximated , and are not referred to the body constitution of the drivers of the vehicle at the time of the measures, as if this factor couldn’t affect the measurement results . . Aim of this case study is to find some correlations among vibration and their transmission to the entire body. The goal has been reached, since the vibrations are influenced because of human body structure. Geostatistical modeling has been quite useful, even if there were not so many samples to get a full map of vibrations and their transmission to the entire body, above all for X,Y, Z axes; but for further studies, with more samples, it should be a very powerful technique. Measured vibrations intensities are not so lower than the limits value planned in law: X axe moves from 0.32 m\\\/s2 to 0.40 m\\\/s2, when the limit action value is 0.5 m\\\/s2, and the maximum admitted is 1,15 m\\\/s2. So this gap can’t be ignored. In our case study, the measured values are lower than the action limit, because they have been achieved in particular operative condition (the Loader was at a stop). So, if operative conditions were too close to limit action, the intensity of the vibration could make jump over these values, becoming very important for the worker safety.\""

Published
2012

17. In utero exposure to di-(2-ethylhexyl) phthalate affects liver morphology and metabolism in post-natal CD-1 mice

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MARANGHI F, LORENZETTI S, TASSINARI R, MORACCI G, TASSINARI V, MARCOCCIA D, VIRGILIO A, EUSEPI A, ROMEO A, MAGRELLI A, SALVATORE M, TOSTO F, VIGANOTTI M, ANTOCCIA A, AZZALIN G, TANZARELLA C, MACINO G, TARUSCIO D, MANTOVANI A., DI MASI, ALESSANDRA, Maranghi, F, Lorenzetti, S, Tassinari, R, Moracci, G, Tassinari, V, Marcoccia, D, Di, Virgilio, A, Eusepi, A, Romeo, A, Magrelli, A, Salvatore, M, Tosto, F, Viganotti, M, Antoccia, A, DI MASI, Alessandra, Azzalin, G, Tanzarella, C, Macino, G, Taruscio, D, and Mantovani, A.

Published
2010

18. Combined evaluation of the noise and vibration at a travertino quarry

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ALFARO DEGAN, Guido, Lippiello D, Lorenzetti S, Multari F, Pinzari M., Alfaro Degan, G, Lippiello, Dario, Lorenzetti, S, Multari, F, Pinzari, M., ALFARO DEGAN, Guido, and Lippiello, D

Subjects
Noise, vibration
Abstract

It has been measured the amount of vibrations transmitted to the whole body and of the noise for the driver of the wheel loader CAT 988H working in a travertino quarry in Tivoli. These measures has been taken with the purpose of verifying that the driver working conditions are ideal for next studies on the simultaneous effect in the pathogenesis of the hearing damage to simultaneous exposure to noise and vibrations through the whole body. The studies have been going on for a working week without altering the working conditions. For the compilation of data acquired from the measures has been used software NOISE AND VIBRATION WORKS. From the results given we evince that the LEX, 8h on working 8h are substantially low (below 75 dB (A)) apart from few pitches in a small measure (below131dB (C)). Whereas have been reported levels of vibrations quite high, characterized by high transient vibration. In conclusion, this machine is highly acoustically insulated but transmits a large amount of vibration to the whole driver body.

Published
2009

20. Socioeconomic Predictors of the Employment of Migrant Care Workers by Italian Families Assisting Older Alzheimer's Disease Patients: Evidence From the Up-Tech Study

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Barbabella, F., Chiatti, C., Rimland, J. M., Melchiorre, M. G., Lamura, G., Lattanzio, F., Baldassarri, D., Bitti, L., Carosi, A., Sabbatini, M., Paolasini, E., Fiori, T., Fronzi, C., Giacchetta, S., Giacomini, V., Giovagnoli, L., Lattanzi, G., Manca, A. M., Pigini, V., Pignotti, M., Proietti, M. C., Quarticelli, A., Rovedi, M., Tasso, L., Valeri, V., Antonioli, A., Barabucci, M., Bassani, M., Bollettini, P., Bruttapasta, M. C., Buccolini, C., Carangella, R., Carboni, F., Ceccolini, D., D'Incecco, P., Di Felice, M., Dini, L., Gioia, G., Di Prima, G., Giusepponi, G., Lanciotti, C., Loffreda, A., Luciani, O., Mariani, L., Mastrorilli, F., Moroni, R., Piatkowska, I., Rucoli, R., Scoccia, G., Teodori, N., Tonelli, T., Angeloni, R., Bratti, R. A., Bonafede, G., Lorenzetti, S., Paci, C., Picciotti, G., Pezzola, D., Rea, V., Scialè, V., Signorino, M., Sorvillo, F., Tomassini, P. F., Ciccola, A., Cionfrini, L., Alessandrini, D., De Santis, A., Formica, B., Tacchi, G., Tortorelli, S., Regional, M., Marchegiani, G., Pozzari, G., Santarelli, G., Bartolucci, D., Caraffa, G., Cavallo, Filippo, Di Furia, L., Lacetera, A., Maffei, C. M., Manzoli, L., Postacchini, D., Bonfigli, A. R., Bonfranceschi, F., Bustacchini, S., Capasso, M., Cassetta, L., Civerchia, P., Demma, F., Di Rosa, M., Furneri, G., Giuli, C., Marcellini, M., Marinelli, P., Melchiorre, G., Moraca, M. E., Principi, A., Rocchetti, C., Spazzafumo, L., Vincitorio, D., Bartulewicz, K., Olivetti, P., and Rossi, L.

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Gerontology, Migrant care worker, Male, Financing, Government, very elderly, aged, Alzheimer disease, caregiver, economics, educational status, employment, female, financial management, home care, human, Italy, long term care, male, middle aged, migration, socioeconomics, standards, statistics and numerical data, supply and distribution, very elderly, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Alzheimer Disease, Caregivers, Educational Status, Employment, Female, Financing, Personal, Home Care Services, Humans, Long-Term Care, Middle Aged, Socioeconomic Factors, Transients and Migrants, Alzheimer's disease, Care allowance, Family caregiver, Socioeconomic factors, Up-Tech, Disease, 0302 clinical medicine, 050602 political science & public administration, 80 and over, 030212 general & internal medicine, Family caregivers, 05 social sciences, 0506 political science, Clinical Psychology, Government, population characteristics, Financing, geographic locations, Social Psychology, Social class, Financial management, 03 medical and health sciences, medicine, Personal, Socioeconomic status, Aged, business.industry, medicine.disease, Long-term care, Care workers, Geriatrics and Gerontology, business
Abstract

The availability of family caregivers of older people is decreasing in Italy as the number of migrant care workers (MCWs) hired by families increases. There is little evidence on the influence of socioeconomic factors in the employment of MCWs.We analyzed baseline data from 438 older people with moderate Alzheimer's disease (AD), and their family caregivers enrolled in the Up-Tech trial. We used bivariate analysis and multilevel regressions to investigate the association between independent variables-education, social class, and the availability of a care allowance-and three outcomes-employment of a MCW, hours of care provided by the primary family caregiver, and by the family network (primary and other family caregivers).The availability of a care allowance and the educational level were independently associated with employing MCWs. A significant interaction between education and care allowance was found, suggesting that more educated families are more likely to spend the care allowance to hire a MCW.Socioeconomic inequalities negatively influenced access both to private care and to care allowance, leading disadvantaged families to directly provide more assistance to AD patients. Care allowance entitlement needs to be reformed in Italy and in countries with similar long-term care and migration systems.

Published
2014

27. La conservazione ex situ della biodiversità delle specie vegetali spontanee e coltivate in Italia. Stato dell'arte, criticità e azioni da compiere

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Acosta, A., Alonzi, A., Annicchiarico, P., Antonacci, D., Aprile, S., Avanzato, D., Bacchetta, G., Bacchetta, L., Bagella, S., Baiocco, M., Baldi, M., Barbera, G., Bartolini, G., Baruzzi, G., Bedini, G., Belletti, P., Benvenuti, S., Bergamaschi, M., Bergamo, P., Bertin, L., Bianchi, P. G., Biscotti, N., Blando, F., Bonito, A., Bonomi, C., Borgo, M., Branca, F., Brandoni, L., Bretzel, F., Brundu, G., Bullitta, S., Burchi, G., Bussotti, F., Caboni, E., Calvo, E., Camarda, I., Camoriano, L., Cantini, C., Capriolo, A., Capuana, M., Carrabba, P., Casti, M., Cattabriga, A., Ceriani, R., Cervelli, C., Civale, P., Clerici, F., Colletti, L., Contri, M. L., Converio, F., Crescente, M. F., Crinó, P., Crosti, R., Damiano, C., Danti, R., DE GIORGIO, D., DE LISI, A., D'Egidio, M. G., DE MATTEIS TORTORA, M., DE STEFANIS, E., Delfine, S., DE ROGATIS, A., DI CANDILO, M., DI GIUSEPPE, E., D’Ovidio, C., Dominione, V., Ducci, F., Engel, P., Ercole, S., Esposito, S., Falcinelli, M., Farina, E., Fenu, G., Ferrari, V., Ferroni, F., Ficcadenti, N., Fideghelli, C., Filigheddu, R., Fineschi, S., Fiorentin, R., Franca, A., Forte, L., Fusaro, E., Gardiman, M., Gentile, A., Gentili, R., Germanà, M. A., Giacanelli, V., Giannini, M., Giannini, R., Giardina, F., Giovannini, A., Giovannini, D., Gironi, R., Giust, M., Gorian, F., Gras, M., Grassotti, A., Gratani, L., Grossoni, P., Guidi, S., Ianni, G., Inglese, P., Insero, O., Izzi, F., LA MALFA, S., LA MANTIA, T., Labra, M., Laghetti, G., Lamastra, S., Lambardi, M., LI DESTRI NICOSIA, O., Lioi, L., Liverani, A., Logozzo, G., Longhi, E., Lorenzetti, F., Lorenzetti, S., Lupotto, E., Macculi, M., Magaldi, T., Malfanti, F., Malvolti, M. E., Mameli, G., Margiotta, B., Marino, D., Marino, M., Mariotti, M. G., Mascolo, R. A., Mattana, E., Meloni, F., Milan, C., Montanari, I., Montesano, V., Moraldi, M., Mucciarelli, M., Mughini, G., Mulè, P., Negri, V., Negro, D., Nepi, M., Nervo, G., Nesti, U., Nobili, P., Notarmuzi, M. C., Orru, M., Pacini, E., Padulosi, S., Pallotta, L., Palmieri, M., Palumbo, M., Paolucci, G., Paris, P. L., Pasqua, G., Pasqui, M., Pasquini, M., Pavone, P., Pelillo, R., Pepe, R., Peratoner, G., Perri, E., Perrino, P., Petrucci, B., Pettenella, D., Piccini, C., Piergiovanni, A. R., Piffanelli, P., Pignone, D., Piluzza, G., Piotto, B., Podda, L., Polignano, G., Pollutri, A., Pontecorvo, C., Porceddu, E., Porqueddu, C., Puglisi, S., Quarta, R., Rainini, F., G. A., Re, Recupero, S., Redaelli, R., REFORGIATO RECUPERO, G., Resta, P., Romano, D., Ronchi, B., Rosellini, D., Rossi, G., Sabatti, M., Sabatini, A. G., Saccardo, F., Salvati, R., Salvioni, C., Santini, A., Saporito, L., Sarli, G., SCARASCIA MUGNOZZA, G. T., SCARASCIA MUGNOZZA, G., Scarpa, G. M., Schiavella, P., Schiavi, M., Schiavon, L., Schirone, B., Scippa, G., Sgarbi, Elisabetta, Sgorbati, S., Sgrulletta, D., Simeone, A. M., Sonnante, G., Sorrentino, C., Sottile, F., Spada, P., Speranza, M., Stanca, M., Stanisci, A., Sulas, L., Terzi, M., Terzi, V., Tomaselli, V., Tomat, E., Torricelli, R., Tugliozzi, C., Urbano, M., Vaccino, P., Valletta, A., Varone, L., Vender, C., Vento, D., Veronesi, F., Veronesi, M., Vettori, C., Vietto, L., Villa, M., Villani, G., Vlahov, G., Zanatta, K., and Zizzo, G.

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biodiversità vegetale, banche del germoplasma, conservazione ex situ, conservazione "on farm"
Published
2010

28. La conservazione ex situ della biodiversità delle specie vegetalispontanee e coltivate in Italia Stato dell’arte, criticità e azioni da compiere

Author

Acosta, Alonzi, A., Annicchiarico, P., Antonacci, D., Aprile, S., Avanzato, D., Bacchetta, G., Bacchetta, L., Bagella, S., Baiocco, M., Baldi, M., Barbera, G., Bartolini, G., Baruzzi, G., Bedini, G., Belletti, P., Benvenuti, S., Bergamaschi, M., Bergamo, P., Bertin, L., Bianchi, Pg, Biscotti, N., Blando, F., Bonito, A., Bonomi, C., Borgo, M., Branca, F., Brandoni, L., Bretzel, F., Brundu, G., Bullitta, S., Burchi, G., Bussotti, F., Caboni, E., Calvo, E., Camarda, I., Camoriano, L., Cantini, C., Capriolo, A., Capuana, M., Carrabba, P., Casti, M., Cattabriga, A., Ceriani, R., Cervelli, C., Civale, P., Clerici, F., Colletti, L., Contri, Ml, Converio, F., Crescente, M. F., Crinó, P., Crosti, R., Damiano, C., Danti, R., DE GIORGIO, D., DE LISI, A., D'Egidio, M. G., DE MATTEIS TORTORA, M., DE STEFANIS, E., Delfine, S., DE ROGATIS, A., DI CANDILO, M., DI GIUSEPPE, E., D’Ovidio, C., Dominione, V., Ducci, F., Engel, P., Ercole, S., Esposito, S., Falcinelli, M., Farina, E., Fenu, G., Ferrari, V., Ferroni, F., Ficcadenti, N., Fideghelli, C., Filigheddu, R., Fineschi, S., Fiorentin, R., Franca, A., Forte, L., Fusaro, E., Gardiman, M., Gentile, A., Gentili, R., Germanà, M., Giacanelli, V., Giannini, M., Giannini, R., Giardina, F., Agiovannini, Giovannini, D., Gironi, R., Giust, M., Gorian, F., Gras, M., Grassotti, A., Gratani, L., Grossoni, P., Guidi, S., Ianni, G., Inglese, P., Insero, O., Izzi, F., LA MALFA, S., LA MANTIA, T., Labra, M., Laghetti, G., Lamastra, S., Lambardi, M., Lanza, B., LI DESTRI NICOSIA, O., Lioi, L., Liverani, A., Logozzo, G., Longhi, E., Lorenzetti, F., Lorenzetti, S., Lupotto, E., Macculi, M., Magaldi, T., Malfanti, F., Malvolti, M. E., Mameli, G., Margiotta, B., Marino, D., Marino, M., Mariotti, Mauro, Mascolo, R. A., Mattana, E., Meloni, F., Milan, C., Montanari, I., Montesano, V., Moraldi, M., Mucciarelli, M., Mughini, G., Mulè, P., Negri, V., Negro, D., Nepi, M., Nervo, G., Nesti, U., Nobili, P., Notarmuzi, M. C., Orru, M., Pacini, E., Padulosi, S., Pallotta, L., Palmieri, M., Palumbo, M., Paolucci, G., Paris, P. L., Pasqua, G., Pasqui, M., Pasquini, M., Pavone, P., Pelillo, R., Pepe, R., Peratoner, G., Perri, E., Perrino, P., Petrucci, B., Pettenella, D., Piccini, C., Piergiovanni, A. R., Piffanelli, P., Pignone, D., Piluzza, G., Piotto, B., Podda, L., Polignano, G., Pollutri, A., Pontecorvo, C., Porceddu, E., Porqueddu, C., Puglisi, S., Quarta, R., Rainini, F., G. A., Re, Recupero, S., Redaelli, R., REFORGIATO RECUPERO, G., Resta, P., Romano, D., Ronchi, B., Rosellini, D., Rossi, G., Sabatti, M., Sabatini, A. G., Saccardo, F., Salvati, R., Salvioni, C., Santini, A., Saporito, L., Sarli, G., SCARASCIA MUGNOZZA, G. T., SCARASCIA MUGNOZZA, G., Scarpa, G. M., Schiavella, P., Schiavi, M., Schiavon, L., Schirone, B., Scippa, G., Sgarbi, E., Sgorbati, S., Sgrulletta, D., Simeone, A. M., Sonnante, G., Sorrentino, C., Sottile, F., Spada, P., Speranza, M., Stanca, M., Stanisci, A., Sulas, L., Terzi, M., Terzi, V., Tomaselli, V., Tomat, E., Torricelli, R., Tugliozzi, C., Urbano, M., Vaccino, P., Valletta, A., Varone, L., Vender, C., Vento, D., Veronesi, F., Veronesi, M., Vettori, C., Vietto, L., Villa, M., Villani, G., Vlahov, G., Zanatta, K., and Zizzo, G.

Published
2010

30. A CASE STUDY TO TEST THE EFFICIENCY OF NOISE REDUCTION PERFORMED BY ACOUSTIC BARRIERS IN A LIMESTONE QUARRY.

Author

Santi, D. and Lorenzetti, S.

Subjects
*QUARRIES & quarrying & the environment, *LIMESTONE, *NOISE pollution, *ACOUSTICS, *LIGHT propagation, *PREVENTION
Abstract

Aim of this work is to test an analytical method for calculating the attenuation of sound during outdoor propagation in a quarry environment. In this case study a particular attention is focused on the attenuation due to barriers. Some sampling campaigns are carried out to define the alteration of acoustic climate due to the adoption of such screens. The work is performed by means of some vertical barriers of known characteristics while the source is represented by a typical quarry machinery. After the characterization of the source, each octave-band attenuation occurring during the propagation from the point of the sound source to the receiver was assessed according with ISO 9613. Then the acoustic climate was assessed at a certain receptor for different frequencies. Finally in order to verify the accuracy of the proposed calculation, a sampling campaign was carried out. The paper outlines the main features and the acoustic performances of the barriers with regard to their materials, dimensions and characteristics. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

40. The pre-atmospheric size of Martian meteorites

Author

Eugster, O., Busemann, H., and Lorenzetti, S.

Abstract

The pre-atmospheric size of martian meteorites was calculated based on 80Kr produced by epithermal secondary cosmic-ray produced neutrons of 30-300 eV energy. For seven meteorites we obtained minimum radii of 22-27 cm, corresponding to 150-270 kg.

Published
2002

41. Characterization of the noble gases and CRE age of the D'Orbigny angrite

Author

Eugster, O., Busemann, H., Kurat, G., Lorenzetti, S., and Varela, M. E.

Abstract

Introduction: The D’Orbigny angrite, a 16.55 kg stone, was found 1979 in Argentina [1]. Mineralogy and chemistry of this meteorite were characterized in detail [2-6]. A Pb-U-Th age of 4.559 Ga was obtained for pyroxenes by Jagoutz et al. [7]. Here we report results on the noble gas isotopic composition and, in particular, on the cosmic-ray exposure (CRE) age of D’Orbigny.

Published
2002

49. Tools to evaluate estrogenic potency of dietary phytoestrogens:A consensus paper from the EU Thematic Network “Phytohealth” (QLKI-2002-2453)

Author

Saarinen, N. M., primary, Bingham, C., additional, Lorenzetti, S., additional, Mortensen, A., additional, Mäkelä, S., additional, Penttinen, P., additional, SØrensen, I. K., additional, Valsta, L. M., additional, Virgili, F., additional, Vollmer, G., additional, Wärri, A., additional, and Zierau, O., additional

Published
2006
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