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Brain Research. Brain Research Reviews|December 18, 2001
Neuroactive steroids and peripheral myelin proteinsV Magnaghi, I Cavarretta, M Galbiati, et al.The Journal of Biological Chemistry|March 30, 2001
Two active molecular phenotypes of the tachykinin NK1 receptor revealed by G-protein fusions and mutagenesisB Holst, H Hastrup, U Raffetseder, et al.Journal of Steroid Biochemistry|January 1, 1990
Testosterone metabolism in peripheral nerves: presence of the 5 alpha-reductase-3 alpha-hydroxysteroid-dehydrogenase enzymatic system in the sciatic nerve of adult and aged ratsR C Melcangi, F Celotti, M Ballabio, et al.Archives of Public Health = Archives Belges De Sante Publique|January 13, 2025
A framework for the continuous monitoring of person-centred hospital care: validation of a checklist for participatory service improvementF Cardinali, S Carzaniga, L Martini, et al.Neuroendocrinology|January 20, 1999
Decrease of the number of opioid receptors and of the responsiveness to morphineduring neuronal differentiation induced by 17beta-estradiol in estrogen receptor-transfected neuroblastoma cells (SK-ER3)R Maggi, Z Q Ma, F Pimpinelli, et al.Journal of Endocrinological Investigation|June 15, 2013
New insight on the molecular aspects of glucocorticoid effects in nervous system developmentR Maggi, D Dondi, M Piccolella, et al.Journal of Wound Care|May 20, 2000
Comparison of two dressings in the management of partial-thickness donor sitesL Martini, U M Reali, L Borgognoni, et al.The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology|January 5, 2000
Interactions between type 1 astrocytes and LHRH-secreting neurons (GT1-1 cells): modification of steroid metabolism and possible role of TGFbeta1I Cavarretta, V Magnaghi, P Ferraboschi, et al.Brain Research. Brain Research Reviews|December 18, 2001
Interactions between growth factors and steroids in the control of LHRH-secreting neuronsR C Melcangi, I Cavarretta, V Magnaghi, et al.European Journal of Pharmacology|April 22, 1996
Antiprogestins inhibit the binding of opioids to mu-opioid receptors in nervous membrane preparationsR Maggi, F Pimpinelli, L A Casulari, et al.Pageof 46