Publications by authors named "P Galozzi"

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  • Salivary alpha-amylase (sAA) has been proposed as a better biomarker for stress, surpassing cortisol due to fewer measurement limitations and variability factors like age and collection methods.
  • The study involved collecting saliva samples from healthy subjects and obstetric residents at various times, assessing sAA levels before and after a stressful simulation, including heart rate monitoring.
  • Results showed significant increases in sAA post-stress scenario and from morning to afternoon, indicating sAA's reliability for measuring stress responses, with potential implications for stress-related disorders.
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Blau syndrome (BS) is a rare autoinflammatory granulomatosis characterized by granulomatous arthritis, uveitis, and dermatitis. Ocular complications are particularly severe in BS, significantly contributing to morbidity. This study aims to identify potential biomarkers for BS ocular degeneration through proteomic profiling of tear samples from affected patients.

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Inflammatory bowels diseases (IBD) are high risk conditions for colorectal cancer (CRC). The discovery of IBD and CRC noninvasive protein/peptide biomarkers using saliva and feces was the aim of this study involving 20 controls, 25 IBD (12 Crohn's Disease-CD), 37 CRC. By untargeted proteomic (LTQ-Orbitrap/MS), a total of 152 proteins were identified in saliva.

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: We compared the performance of 21 different assays performed by the Wantai Wan200+ (Wantai BioPharm, Beijing, China) with respect to other methods in use at the University Hospital of Padova (AOPD), Italy. : The plasma (P) or serum (S) of 5027 leftover samples, collected from May to Sept 2023, was either analyzed or frozen at -20 °C. Beckman DXI800 (DXI), Roche Cobas 8000 e801 (RC), Snibe Maglumi 4000 plus (SM), DiaSorin Liaison XL (DL) and Binding Site Optilite (BS) equipment were used at the AOPD.

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Objectives: Establishing direct reference intervals (RIs) for paediatric patients is a very challenging endeavour. Indirect RIs can address this problem, using existing clinical laboratory databases from real-world data research. Compared to the traditional direct method, the indirect approach is highly practical, widely applicable, and low-cost.

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