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Peserico, A. Germani, P. Sanese, V. Di Virgilio, V. Grossi, M. Nicola, A.J.M. Barbosa, A. Del Rio, C. Simone
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Del Rio meeting members enjoy a meal outside (photograph)
Del Rio meeting members enjoy a meal outside
The LOwer Graptolitic Shales at Rio Minderri and Rio Brabaisu-Rio Ollastu confluence (Rio Ollastu area, Sarrabus, SE Sardinia)
Le comunità a Chitinozoi della Sardegna centro-meridionale nella crisi del Siluriano medio
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Large group of men, soldiers, and veterans of the Del Rio G.I. Forum (photograph)
Large group of men, soldiers, and veterans of the Del Rio G.I. Forum
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A spiritual enrollment membership card from Alice Del Rio to Dr. Hector P. Garcia.
A spiritual enrollment membership card from Alice Del Rio to Dr. Hector P. Garcia for his enrollment in the Membership in the Spiritual Union of Perpetual adoration at Blessed Sacrament Chapel
Catalytic arylation of carbon-carbon double bond followed by nitrogen- or oxygen-cyclization
in onore del Prof. M. Vol'pi
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Oscar Del Rio showing his 'Certificate of Merit' at American G.I. Forum meeting (photograph)
Oscar Del Rio showing his 'Certificate of Merit' at American G.I. Forum meeting. Sonny Saavedra stands at podium in Corpus Christi, Texas
Understanding the association between dietary antioxidants, red-ox status and disease: is the Total Antioxidant Capacity the right tool?
Total Antioxidant Capacity (TAC) considers the cumulative action of all the antioxidants present in plasma and body fluids, thus providing an integrated parameter rather than the simple sum of measurable antioxidants. The capacity of known and unknown antioxidants and their synergistic interaction is, therefore, assessed, thus giving an insight into the delicate balance in vivo between oxidants and antioxidants. There is new evidence indicating the importance of understanding the mechanisms of the homeostatic control of TAC in plasma and tissues and its modification during oxidative stress development. Recently, the epidemiological application of TAC has been proposed as a new tool for investigating the relationship between dietary antioxidants and cancer risk in population studies. This review outlines the pros and cons of the more common assays for measuring plasma TAC and the latest findings on dietary modulation of plasma redox status. Finally, the feasibility of the 'TAC concept' as an innovative tool for investigating the association between diet and oxidative stress is discussed
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Del Rio Forum officers pose together. The Women's Auxiliary and men's group (photograph)
Del Rio Forum officers pose together. The Women's Auxiliary and men's group
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