Pathology
- Use of bees (Apismellifera) as sentinel population for monitoring of environmental pollution and reduction of biodiversity
- Role of the stroma and its components in equine sarcoid development
- Study of histopathological changes in red palm weevil (Rhynchophorusferrugineus), following with microwaves treatments
- Study of autophagy and GJIC in canine mammary carcinogenesis
- Evaluation of the innate and acquired immune response in normal mammary gland and mastitis of buffalo
- Study of the molecular mechanisms of bladder carcinogenesis of cattle associated with bovine papillomavirus
- Study of autophagy in virus and parasite infection
- Food and cancer: chemical and biological factors
- Study of biological animal indicators and predictive models of disease to monitor the health of the environment
- Etiopathogenetic mechanisms underlying papillomavirus- induced tumors in both pet and large animals
- Animals cancer registry: epidemiological surveillance of animal tumors and assessment of environmental oncogenic risk and study of pathogenic mechanisms implicated in neoplastic transformation and in the phenomena of drug resistance
Partecipanti
Serenella Papparella
Paola Maiolino
Brunella Restucci
Giuseppe Borzacchiello
Orlando Paciello
Manuela Martano
Valeria Russo
