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The scent gland system of Nezara viridula (L.) (Rhyncota, Heteroptera, Pentatomidae). I. - The adult dorsal abdominal glands
Functional anatomy of female sex pheromone gland of Mayetiola destructor Say (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae)
Functional morphology of the antennal chemosensilla of Ceutorynchus assimilis Payk. (Coleoptera: Curculionidae).
Identification of the female sex pheromone gland in the Sorghum Midge, Allocontarinia sorghicola (Coq.) Solinas (Diptera: Cecidomyiidae).
Joailliers et orfèvres à la cour papale : d'Antoniazzo Romano à Raphaël
All'inizio del Rinascimento, gli umanisti danno vita a teorie sulla magnificenza, considerata una virtù del genere umano. A Roma, numerosi artisti si cimentano con la sua rappresentazione, creando ornamenti raffinati come Antoniazzo Romano, o facendo rivivere lo scintillio delle pietre preziose in pittura. Tra questi Raffaello, di cui l'autore esamina le opere più simboliche, adottando un approccio storico-artistico necessariamente aperto ad altri ambiti del sapere, da quello letterario a quello economico. L'autore analizza la presenza e il significato dei gioielli in relazione alle effigi, dal Papa alle nobildonne, indagando anche l'attività degli orafi attivi a Roma, spesso in relazione al grande artista rinascimentale.At the beginning of the Renaissance, the humanists giving rise to theories on magnificence, considered a virtue of humankind. In Roma, numerous artists challenged themselves with its depiction, creating refined ornamentation such as Antoniazzo Romano, or reviving the sparkle of precious stones in painting. Among these in Raphael, whose iconic works the author examines, adopting a historical-artistic approach that is necessarily open to other areas of knowledge, from the literary to the economic. The author analyses the presence and significance of jewellery in relation to the effigies, from the Pope to the noblewomen, investigating also the activity of the goldsmiths active in Rome, often in relation to the great Renaissance artist
Negative impact of atrial fibrillation and pulmonary hypertension after mitral valve surgery in asymptomatic patients with severe mitral regurgitation: a 20-year follow-up CONFERENCE DISCUSSION
Virtuopsy. Nuovo approccio alle indagini medico legali.
VIRTOPSY®: A NOVEL APPROACH TO FORENSIC INVESTIGATIONS
Several imaging techniques, including especially multislice computed tomography (MSCT) and magnetic resonance
imaging (MRI), may be of great help in medico-legal autopsies. For this reason, they are increasingly used in forensic pathology, especially in European countries such as Switzerland, France, Germany, and beyond, such as the United States,
Australia, China and Japan. Tomography allows a prior view of the internal organs of the body; MRI is most suitable for
the evaluation of the soft tissues. Virtopsy® is an increasingly routine practice in Europe and America and is basically in
the documentation and analysis of a body volume by imaging techniques. Through the CT and MRI images are obtained
which allow a detailed view of the body, by means of 3D reconstruction. There are many possible fields of application
of this method: assessment of injury by firearms, by weapon, by violent mechanical asphyxia (drowning, hanging and
strangulation, drowning and internal clogging), from polytrauma and identification of the corpse. With this new method,
it is possible to repeat the virtual autopsy at any time and at any place without altering any findings useful to medico-legal
purposes
Antennal sensory structures and their ecological-behavioural meaning in Cecidomyiidae (Diptera) larvae.
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