Silvia Miretti

TL;DR: The data show that both ARMS- and ERMS-derived cell lines seem to have retained an "addiction" to the Met oncogene and suggest that Met may represent a target of choice to develop novel therapeutic strategies for ARMS.

TL;DR: This OSA animal model faithfully recapitulates some of the most important features of the human malignancy, such as lung metastatization, and the non-invasive imaging allows monitoring the tumor progression in living mice.

TL;DR: The reduction of stocking density modified the pigs' behaviors and reduced the fecal corticosteroid levels, highlighting an improvement of welfare conditions.

TL;DR: It is demonstrated that bovine MSTN is a specific target of miR-27b and that miRNAs contribute to explain additive phenotypic hypertrophy in Piedmontese cattle selected for the MSTn gene mutation, possibly outlining a more precise genetic signature able to elucidate differences in muscle conformation.

TL;DR: It is suggested that Met is commonly overexpressed and activated in canine OSA and that inhibition of Met impairs the invasive and motogenic properties of canine Oosarcoma cells.