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Bruno Frongia
Researcher at National Research Council
Publications - 3
Citations - 222
Bruno Frongia is an academic researcher from National Research Council. The author has contributed to research in topics: Population & Haplogroup A. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 3 publications receiving 189 citations.
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Age- And Sex-Related Variations in Platelet Count in Italy: A Proposal of Reference Ranges Based on 40987 Subjects' Data
Ginevra Biino,I. Santimone,Cosetta Minelli,Rossella Sorice,Bruno Frongia,Michela Traglia,Sheila Ulivi,Augusto Di Castelnuovo,Martin Gögele,Teresa Nutile,Marcella Francavilla,Cinzia Sala,Nicola Pirastu,Chiara Cerletti,Licia Iacoviello,Paolo Gasparini,Daniela Toniolo,Marina Ciullo,Peter P. Pramstaller,Mario Pirastu,Giovanni de Gaetano,Carlo L. Balduini +21 more
TL;DR: The age-, sex-, and origin-related variability of platelet count is very wide, and the patient-adapted reference intervals proposed change the thresholds for diagnosing both thrombocytopenia and thromBocytosis in Italy.
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Haplotype Affinities Resolve a Major Component of Goat (Capra hircus) MtDNA D-Loop Diversity and Reveal Specific Features of the Sardinian Stock
Daniela Piras,Maria Grazia Doro,Giuseppina Casu,Paola Maria Melis,Simona Vaccargiu,Ignazio S. Piras,Debora Parracciani,Roberta Stradoni,Bruno Frongia,Graziano Lai,Salvatore Sale,Walter Cattari,Roberto Piras,Ombretta Querci,Piergiorgio Demuro,Sandro Cui,Franco Atzori,Marco Mancosu,Francesca Marchiori,Rossana Cammelli,Alessandra Spiga,Pier Paolo Loddo,Gian Franco Pili,Roberto Boi,Giuseppe Argiolas,Paolo Mereu,Giovanni Giuseppe Leoni,Salvatore Naitana,Mario Pirastu,Andrea Novelletto +29 more
TL;DR: The results illustrate the effects of breeding practices on the composition of maternal gene pool and identify mtDNA types that may be considered in projects aimed at retrieving the maternal component of the oldest breeds of Sardinia.
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History, geography and population structure influence the distribution and heritability of blood and anthropometric quantitative traits in nine Sardinian genetic isolates.
Laura Portas,Federico Murgia,Ginevra Biino,Maria Pina Concas,Laura Casula,Stefania Milia,Michael B. Whalen,Simona Vaccargiu,Massimiliano Cosso,Debora Parracciani,Bruno Frongia,Mario Pirastu +11 more
TL;DR: Results show significant differences in the distribution of most traits between groups of villages located in two distinct geographical areas already identified by a previous population structure analysis, thus supporting the existence of differentiation among sub-populations in the same region.