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Alessandra Stacchiotti
Researcher at University of Brescia
Publications - 74
Citations - 7024
Alessandra Stacchiotti is an academic researcher from University of Brescia. The author has contributed to research in topics: Melatonin & Oxidative stress. The author has an hindex of 25, co-authored 72 publications receiving 6315 citations. Previous affiliations of Alessandra Stacchiotti include University of Milan & University of Catania.
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Exposure to aluminium changes the NADPH-diaphorase/NPY pattern in the rat cerebral cortex.
Luigi Fabrizio Rodella,Francesca Ricci,Elisa Borsani,Rita Rezzani,Alessandra Stacchiotti,C. Mariani,Rossella Bianchi +6 more
TL;DR: The results confirm that Al impairs nitroxidergic pathways time dependently; moreover, the transient increase in NPY single stained neurons from 1 to 3 months suggests that there is an intraneuronal down-regulation of NOS, without affecting neuronal viability.
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Exploring Cellular Stress Response and Chaperones.
TL;DR: This Special Issue collects current valuable articles or reviews on cellular stress research and each contribution opens a new window for further studies and hypothesis.
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Lysosomal changes in rat spinal ganglia neurons after prolonged treatment with cisplatin
TL;DR: This ultrastructural study on cisplatin-induced changes in LS of spinal ganglia neurons shows that the total area and total number of LS structures are significantly increased by cisPlatin treatment.
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Stress proteins in experimental nephrotoxicity: a ten year experience
Alessandra Stacchiotti,Francesca Bonomini,Gaia Favero,Claudia Rossini,Luigi Fabrizio Rodella,Rita Rezzani +5 more
TL;DR: Experimental studies on the renal chaperones can greatly contribute to understand their role, and agents able to modulate the stress response might be considered promising therapeutic tools to reduce nephrotoxicity.
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Endoplasmic Reticulum Stress in the Endothelium: A Contribution to Athero-Susceptibility
TL;DR: From a morphologic point of view the vascular wall (common to each artery, vein or capilla‐ ry of blood and lymphatic circulation) is made by three layers or tunicae: the tunica intimastarting from the inner and containing the endothelium, directly facing blood.