Romano Viviani

TL;DR: The metabolism of long-chain fatty acids in the rumen discusses the importance of veterinary problems in stimulating new interest in biochemical processes that might improve foods of animal origin and, thus, human nutrition.

TL;DR: It is important to develop a suitable monitor research system using all the specific standards of allowed toxic substances, and also research on effective antiodotes against all biotoxins, since the sanitary state of man can be affected through the digestive, respiratory and cutaneous apparatus.

TL;DR: In the Adriatic Sea, dinoflagellate red tides are a recurring phenomenon, but no shellfish poisoning has been described despite the presence of potentially toxic species such as Alexandrium spp.

TL;DR: Data seem to indicate some alterations in the metabolism of fatty acids, besides those described by other authors, that accompany fat accumulation in the liver.

TL;DR: It is established that multiple metabolic defects resulting from lysine and threonine deficiency accompany the fatty liver.