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Bone|May 28, 2021
Scoliosis with cognitive impairment in a girl with 8q11.21q11.23 microdeletion and SNTG1 disruptionE Tassano, P Ronchetto, M Severino, et al.
European Cells & Materials|June 3, 2020
Intervertebral disc and endplate cells response to IL-1β inflammatory cell priming and identification of molecular targets of tissue degenerationP De Luca, L de Girolamo, D Kouroupis, et al.
Clinical Genetics|February 19, 2008
Molecular and clinical features associated with CFTR gene rearrangements in Italian population: identification of a new duplication and recurrent deletionsV Paracchini, M Seia, D Coviello, et al.
European Cells & Materials|March 4, 2020
Intervertebral disc and endplate cell characterisation highlights annulus fibrosus cells as the most promising for tissue-specific disc degeneration therapyP De Luca, M Castagnetta, L de Girolamo, et al.
Journal of Endocrinological Investigation|December 12, 2023
Role of genetic investigation in the diagnosis of short stature in a cohort of Italian childrenP Cavarzere, A Pietrobelli, A Gandini, et al.
The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism|July 15, 2011
Circulating testosterone and SHBG concentrations are heritable in women: the Framingham Heart StudyA D Coviello, W V Zhuang, K L Lunetta, et al.
Circulation. Arrhythmia and Electrophysiology|March 11, 2014
Association of sex hormones, aging, and atrial fibrillation in men: the Framingham Heart StudyJared W Magnani, Carlee B Moser, Joanne M Murabito, et al.
Kidney International|March 3, 2007
R990G polymorphism of calcium-sensing receptor does produce a gain-of-function and predispose to primary hypercalciuriaG Vezzoli, A Terranegra, T Arcidiacono, et al.
Diabetes Care|May 22, 2013
Circulating estrone levels are associated prospectively with diabetes risk in men of the Framingham Heart StudyGuneet Kaur Jasuja, Thomas G Travison, Maithili Davda, et al.
Journal of Andrology|October 13, 2004
Intratesticular testosterone concentrations comparable with serum levels are not sufficient to maintain normal sperm production in men receiving a hormonal contraceptive regimenAndrea D Coviello, William J Bremner, Alvin M Matsumoto, et al.
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