Publications by authors named "Alex Severgnini"

Aqueous extracts were obtained at low temperature with the Naviglio technology from grapevine stalks (Merlot), marc (Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon) and leaves (Merlot) as typical byproducts of winemaking industry, and their properties were evaluated cytofluorometrically on human dermal fibroblasts. Leaf extracts had the greatest total phenolic ((47.6±3.

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Fresh 36 ejaculates of 13 stallions were split into two volumes, centrifuged with and without cushion and frozen with Conventional and two prototype, Drum and Directional, methods using 0.5 ml straws for the Conventional and Drum, and 2 ml flat straws for both the Drum and Directional. Cushioned centrifugation increased total motility (61.

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Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Alex Severgnini"

  • - Alex Severgnini’s research primarily focuses on the evaluation of natural extracts and their properties, particularly in the context of the winemaking industry, as highlighted in his 2019 article on the antioxidant properties of grapevine byproducts.
  • - His studies also delve into veterinary science, specifically the cryopreservation of stallion semen, where he investigates the effects of different freezing methods and centrifugation techniques on sperm quality and motility.
  • - Overall, Severgnini's work demonstrates a strong interdisciplinary approach, combining food technology and animal reproduction science to enhance both human health and agricultural practices.