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University of Udine

EducationUdine, Italy
About: University of Udine is a education organization based out in Udine, Italy. It is known for research contribution in the topics: Population & Large Hadron Collider. The organization has 6745 authors who have published 20530 publications receiving 669088 citations. The organization is also known as: Università degli Studi di Udine & Universita degli Studi di Udine.


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Justin Albert1, E. Aliu2, H. Anderhub3, P. Antoranz4, A. Armada2, C. Baixeras5, Juan Abel Barrio4, H. Bartko6, Denis Bastieri7, Julia Becker8, W. Bednarek, K. Berger1, Ciro Bigongiari7, Adrian Biland3, R. K. Bock7, R. K. Bock6, Pol Bordas9, Valentí Bosch-Ramon9, Thomas Bretz1, I. Britvitch3, M. Camara4, E. Carmona6, Ashot Chilingarian10, J. A. Coarasa6, S. Commichau3, Jose Luis Contreras4, Juan Cortina2, M. T. Costado11, V. Curtef8, V. Danielyan10, Francesco Dazzi7, A. De Angelis12, C. Delgado11, R. de los Reyes4, B. De Lotto12, E. Domingo-Santamaría2, Daniela Dorner1, Michele Doro7, Manel Errando2, Michela Fagiolini13, Daniel Ferenc14, Enrique Fernández2, R. Firpo2, Jose Flix2, M. V. Fonseca4, Ll. Font5, M. Fuchs6, Nicola Galante6, R. J. García-López11, M. Garczarczyk6, Markus Gaug11, Maria Giller, Florian Goebel6, D. Hakobyan10, Masaaki Hayashida6, T. Hengstebeck15, A. Herrero11, D. Höhne1, J. Hose6, C. C. Hsu6, P. Jacon, T. Jogler6, R. Kosyra6, D. Kranich3, R. Kritzer1, A. Laille14, Elina Lindfors16, Saverio Lombardi7, Francesco Longo12, J. López2, M. López4, E. Lorenz3, E. Lorenz6, P. Majumdar6, G. Maneva, K. Mannheim1, Oriana Mansutti12, Mosè Mariotti7, M. I. Martínez2, Daniel Mazin2, C. Merck6, Mario Meucci13, M. Meyer1, Jose Miguel Miranda4, R. Mirzoyan6, S. Mizobuchi6, Abelardo Moralejo2, Daniel Nieto4, K. Nilsson16, Jelena Ninkovic6, E. Oña-Wilhelmi2, N. Otte15, N. Otte6, I. Oya4, David Paneque6, M. Panniello11, Riccardo Paoletti13, J. M. Paredes9, M. Pasanen16, D. Pascoli7, F. Pauss3, R. Pegna13, Eric S. Perlman17, Massimo Persic12, Massimo Persic18, L. Peruzzo7, A. Piccioli13, Elisa Prandini7, N. Puchades2, A. Raymers10, Wolfgang Rhode8, Marc Ribó9, J. Rico2, M. Rissi3, A. Robert5, S. Rügamer1, A. Saggion7, Takashi Saito6, Alvaro Sanchez5, P. Sartori7, V. Scalzotto7, V. Scapin12, R. Schmitt1, T. Schweizer6, M. Shayduk6, M. Shayduk15, K. Shinozaki6, S. N. Shore19, N. Sidro2, A. Sillanpää16, Dorota Sobczyńska, Antonio Stamerra13, L. S. Stark3, L. O. Takalo16, Fabrizio Tavecchio18, Petar Temnikov, D. Tescaro2, Masahiro Teshima6, Diego F. Torres20, Nicola Turini13, H. Vankov, V. Vitale12, Robert Wagner6, Tadeusz Wibig, W. Wittek6, F. Zandanel7, Roberta Zanin2, J. Zapatero5 
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors reported the discovery of very high energy (VHE) gamma-ray emission from the BL Lacertae object 1ES 1011+496 using the MAGIC telescope from 2007 March to May.
Abstract: We report on the discovery of very high energy (VHE) gamma-ray emission from the BL Lacertae object 1ES 1011+496. The observation was triggered by an optical outburst in 2007 March and the source was observed with the MAGIC telescope from 2007 March to May. Observing for 18.7 hr, we find an excess of 6.2 sigma with an integrated flux above 200 GeV of ( 1.58 +/- 0.32) x 10(-11) photons cm(-2) s(-1). The VHE gamma-ray flux is > 40% higher than in 2006 March-April ( reported elsewhere), indicating that the VHE emission state may be related to the optical emission state. We have also determined the redshift of 1ES 1011+496 based on an optical spectrum that reveals the absorption lines of the host galaxy. The redshift of z = 0.212 makes 1ES 1011+496 the most distant source observed to emit VHE gamma-rays to date.

129 citations

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TL;DR: Higher inflammatory markers, more infections and worse outcomes characterized ventilated TOCI cases compared to ward based TOCi, which suggests that therapy time in anti-cytokine randomized trials will be key.

129 citations

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TL;DR: In this article, the identification of a single open crack in a vibrating beam, either under axial or bending vibration, based on measurements of damage-induced shifts in natural frequencies and antiresonant frequencies was investigated.

129 citations

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TL;DR: The influence of ultrasound treatments of tomato pulp on microstructure and lycopene in vitro bioaccessibility was investigated and it was inferred that ultrasound promoted the formation of a new network due to hydrogen bonding and hydrophobic interactions among the de-esterified pectin molecules.

129 citations

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Sarah M. Pilkington1, Ross N. Crowhurst1, Elena Hilario1, Simona Nardozza1, Lena G. Fraser1, Yongyan Peng2, Yongyan Peng1, Kularajathevan Gunaseelan1, Robert M. Simpson, Jibran Tahir, Simon C. Deroles, Kerry Robert Templeton1, Zhiwei Luo1, Marcus Davy, Canhong Cheng1, Mark A McNeilage1, Davide Scaglione, Yifei Liu3, Qiong Zhang, P. M. Datson1, Nihal De Silva1, Susan E. Gardiner, H. Bassett, David Chagné, John McCallum, Helge Dzierzon, Cecilia H. Deng1, Yen-Yi Wang1, Lorna Barron1, Kelvina I. Manako1, Judith H. Bowen1, Toshi Foster, Zoe A. Erridge, Heather R. Tiffin, Chethi N. Waite, Kevin M. Davies, Ella R. P. Grierson, William A. Laing, Rebecca Kirk1, Xiuyin Chen1, Marion Wood1, Mirco Montefiori1, David A. Brummell, Kathy E. Schwinn, Andrew Catanach, Christina G. Fullerton1, Dawei Li, Sathiyamoorthy Meiyalaghan, Niels J. Nieuwenhuizen1, Nicola C. Read2, Roneel Prakash1, Donald A. Hunter, Huaibi Zhang, Marian J. McKenzie, Mareike Knäbel, Alastair Harris2, Andrew C. Allan2, Andrew C. Allan1, Andrew P. Gleave1, Angela Chen2, Bart J. Janssen1, Blue Plunkett1, Charles Ampomah-Dwamena1, Charlotte Voogd1, Davin Leif1, Davin Leif2, Declan J. Lafferty2, Edwige J. F. Souleyre1, Erika Varkonyi-Gasic1, Francesco Gambi1, Jenny Hanley2, Jia-Long Yao1, Joey Cheung2, Karine M. David2, Ben Warren1, K.B. Marsh1, Kimberley C. Snowden1, Kui Lin-Wang1, Lara Brian1, Marcela Martínez-Sánchez1, Mindy Y. Wang1, Nadeesha R. Ileperuma1, Nikolai Macnee1, Robert Campin1, Peter A. McAtee1, Revel S.M. Drummond1, Richard V. Espley1, Hilary S. Ireland1, Rongmei Wu1, Ross G. Atkinson1, Sakuntala Karunairetnam1, Sean Bulley, Shayhan Chunkath2, Zac Hanley1, Roy Storey, Amali H. Thrimawithana1, Susan Thomson, Charles David, Raffaele Testolin4, Hongwen Huang3, Roger P. Hellens5, Robert J. Schaffer1, Robert J. Schaffer2 
TL;DR: The use of the manual annotation tool WebApollo facilitated manual checking and correction of gene models enabling improvement of computational prediction, especially relevant for certain types of gene families such as the EXPANSIN like genes.
Abstract: Most published genome sequences are drafts, and most are dominated by computational gene prediction. Draft genomes typically incorporate considerable sequence data that are not assigned to chromosomes, and predicted genes without quality confidence measures. The current Actinidia chinensis (kiwifruit) ‘Hongyang’ draft genome has 164 Mb of sequences unassigned to pseudo-chromosomes, and omissions have been identified in the gene models. A second genome of an A. chinensis (genotype Red5) was fully sequenced. This new sequence resulted in a 554.0 Mb assembly with all but 6 Mb assigned to pseudo-chromosomes. Pseudo-chromosomal comparisons showed a considerable number of translocation events have occurred following a whole genome duplication (WGD) event some consistent with centromeric Robertsonian-like translocations. RNA sequencing data from 12 tissues and ab initio analysis informed a genome-wide manual annotation, using the WebApollo tool. In total, 33,044 gene loci represented by 33,123 isoforms were identified, named and tagged for quality of evidential support. Of these 3114 (9.4%) were identical to a protein within ‘Hongyang’ The Kiwifruit Information Resource (KIR v2). Some proportion of the differences will be varietal polymorphisms. However, as most computationally predicted Red5 models required manual re-annotation this proportion is expected to be small. The quality of the new gene models was tested by fully sequencing 550 cloned ‘Hort16A’ cDNAs and comparing with the predicted protein models for Red5 and both the original ‘Hongyang’ assembly and the revised annotation from KIR v2. Only 48.9% and 63.5% of the cDNAs had a match with 90% identity or better to the original and revised ‘Hongyang’ annotation, respectively, compared with 90.9% to the Red5 models. Our study highlights the need to take a cautious approach to draft genomes and computationally predicted genes. Our use of the manual annotation tool WebApollo facilitated manual checking and correction of gene models enabling improvement of computational prediction. This utility was especially relevant for certain types of gene families such as the EXPANSIN like genes. Finally, this high quality gene set will supply the kiwifruit and general plant community with a new tool for genomics and other comparative analysis.

129 citations


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NameH-indexPapersCitations
M.-Marsel Mesulam15055890772
Francesco Longo14274589859
Georges Aad135112188811
Bobby Samir Acharya1331121100545
G. Della Ricca133159892678
Marina Cobal132107885437
Fernando Barreiro130108283413
Saverio D'Auria129114283684
Jean-Francois Grivaz128132297758
Evgeny Starchenko12886475913
Muhammad Alhroob12788071982
Michele Pinamonti12684669328
Reisaburo Tanaka12696769849
Kerim Suruliz12679569456
Kate Shaw12584170087
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No. of papers from the Institution in previous years
YearPapers
202350
2022142
20211,338
20201,388
20191,223
20181,102