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						Un figlio che è anche il medico di suo padre.
						 
						
						
						Una scelta terapeutica difficile, controcorrente: curare 
						la perdita di efficienza cerebrale del proprio anziano 
						genitore con un antibiotico.
						 
						
						
						Una promessa: “Ti porto a vedere il 
						mare”, quando tutto sembra perduto. 
						
						
						
						Sullo sfondo: gli studi del dottor Fiore sui rapporti 
						fra danno neurologico e il batterio anche della pertosse, 
						la crisi attuale del rapporto medico paziente, le 
						vicende di una famiglia, il pensiero del Sud, il mare, 
						l'amicizia, la convivialità, la buona cucina e altro 
						ancora. 
						
						
						Dottor Mauro TODISCO 
						  
						
						
						
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							The revue Journal of Pineal Research 
							published the issue ‘Melatonin makes splenectomy 
							unnecessary in two patients with idiopathic 
							thrombocytopenic purpura refractory to 
							corticosteroids.’ 
							
							
							J Pineal Res. 2007 Sep;43(2):214.inks 
							
							
							Melatonin makes splenectomy 
							unnecessary in two patients with idiopathic 
							thrombocytopenic purpura refractory to 
							corticosteroids. 
							
							
							Todisco M.  
							
							
							PMID: 17645700 [PubMed - in process] 
							
							   
						 
						  
						 
						  
						
						
						  
						
						
						  
						
						
						From 9 10 11 July in Rome, aula Marconi of CNR, was held 
						the ‘ 2nd Indo-Italian Workshop on Chemistry 
						and Biology of Antioxidants,’, organized by the 
						Physiology and Pharmacology Department of University La 
						Sapienza – Rome, and by CNR Biomolecular Chemistry 
						Institute. 
						
						
						On 11th July during the 4th 
						session headed by Jens Pedersen (Tor Vergata University) 
						and Daniel Jore (Centre of Biomedical Research – Paris 
						University), dr. Todisco reported on the links between 
						melatonin and platelets. 
						
						
						  
						
						
						The book ‘ Progress in Neuropeptides’, previously 
						introduced, has been recently published by Nova Science, 
						an American editor.
						
						www.novapublishers.com 
						
						
						In Chapter 10 – ‘Melatonin, Platelets and Endothelium’ 
						dr. Todisco explain the relationship between melatonin, 
						platelets and endothelium.  
						
						
						The book index :  
						
						  
						  
						
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							Il libro 
							
							“Progress in Neuropeptides” di cui 
							abbiamo già dato una anticipazione, è stato 
							recentemente pubblicato dall’editore scientifico 
							statunitense Nova Science (www.novapublishers.com).
							 
							
							
							
							Nel capitolo 10 di questo volume, il 
							dottor Todisco illustra gli stretti rapporti che 
							esistono fra melatonina, piastrine ed endotelio (il 
							capitolo si intitola “Melatonin, Platelets and 
							Endothelium”). 
							
							
							Per informazione dei lettori 
							riportiamo l’indice del volume: 
							
							
							  
							
							
							Table of Contents: 
							
							 
							Preface  
							 
							Expert Commentary A:Lack of Proper MS/MS scoring 
							Algorithms for the Identification of Endogenous 
							Peptides; pp. 1-3  
							(Steven J. Husson, Geert Baggerman, Elke Clynen, 
							Functional Genomics and Proteomics Unit, Dept. of 
							Biology, Katholieke Univ. Leuven, Leuven, Belgium)
							 
							 
							Expert Commentary B:Researchers Do Not Sufficiently 
							Investigate the Influences Exerted by the Cerebral 
							Cortex on the relationship Between Thermoregulation 
							and Food Intake; pp. 5-8  
							(M. Monda, A. Viggiano, G. Messina, B. De Luca, 
							Dept. of Experimental Medicine, Section of Human 
							Physiology Second University of Naples, Italy)  
							 
							Chapter I - Concepts and Trends in Obesity and 
							Neuropeptide Research;  
							pp. 9-44  
							(Vicente Barrios, Julie A. Chowen, Gabriel A. Martos-Moreno, 
							Dept. of Endocrinology, Hospital Infantil Univ. Nino 
							Jesus, Univ. Autonoma de Madrid, Madrid, Spain)  
							 
							Chapter II - Prokineticin; pp. 45-69  
							(Shun-ichiro Matsumoto, Astellas Venture Management 
							LLC, Menlo Park, CA, Chihiro Yamazaki, Dept. of 
							Anatomy and Neurobiology, Kinki Univ. School of 
							Medicine, Osaka, Japan, Koh-hei Masumoto, Center for 
							Developmental Biology, Hyogo, Japan)  
							 
							Chapter III - Vasopressin Overview-Current Status 
							and Future Prospects; pp. 71-93  
							(Masanori Yoshida, Dept. of Endocrinology, Toyota 
							Memorial Hospital, Japan)  
							 
							Chapter IV - Peptidomics: The Search for Endogenous 
							Neuropeptides by Mass Spectrometry is Coming of Age; 
							pp. 95-123  
							(Steven J. Husson, Geert Baggerman, Elke Clynen, 
							Laboratory of Developmental Physiology, Genomics and 
							Proteomics, Katholieke Univ. Leuven, Leuven, 
							Belgium)  
							 
							chapter V - The Involvment of Calcitonin 
							Gene-related Peptide in Deep Tissue Nociception; pp. 
							125-149  
							(Ranjinidevi Ambalavanar, Dean Dessem, Dept. of 
							Biomedical Sciences and Program in Neuroscience, 
							Univ. of Maryland, Baltimore, MD)  
							 
							Chapter VI - Somatostatin and Inflammation; pp. 
							151-174  
							(V. Panteris, E. Kouroumalis, Dept. of 
							Gastroenterology, Univ. of Medicine, Herakleion, 
							Crete, Greece)  
							 
							Chapter VII - Neuroimmunomodulation During Sepsis; 
							pp. 175-191  
							(Evelin Capellari Carnio, Dalize Maria Squebola, 
							Lab. de Fisiologia, Escola de Enfermagem de Ribeirao 
							Preto-Univ. de Sao Paulo)  
							 
							Chapter VIII - Effect of Neurohypophysial Hormones 
							and their Synthetic Analogs on Haemostasis System; 
							pp. 193-215  
							(Maria Golubeva, Marina Grigorjeva, Lab. Blood 
							Coagulation, Biological Faculty, Moscow, Russia)  
							 
							Chapter IX - Neuropeptide Hormone Dysregulation in 
							PCOS; pp. 217-231  
							(Suhail A.R. Doi, Division of Endocrinology, Mubarak 
							Al Kabeer Teaching Hospital, Kuwait, Dept. of 
							Medicine, Faculty of Medicine, Kuwait Univ., Kuwait, 
							School of Biomedical Sciences, Charles Sturt Univ., 
							Australia)  
							 
							Chapter X - Melatonin, Platelets and Endothelium; 
							pp. 233-242  
							(Mauro Todisco, Local Health Dept. of National 
							Health Service, Fermo, Italy)  
							 
							Chapter XI - Orexin A: Why a Misleading Name for a 
							Thermoregulatory Neuropeptide?; pp. 243-253  
							(M. Monda, An. Viggiano, G. Messina, Dept. of 
							Experimental Medicine, Section of Human Physiology, 
							Second Univ. of Naples, Naples, Italy)  
							 
							Chapter XII - Pairs of Neurotransmitters Act 
							Synergiscally to Regulate Neuropeptide Release from 
							the Hypothalamo-Neurohypophyseal System; pp. 255-272
							 
							(Zhilim Song) 
							   
						 
						
						
						  
						 
						
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							E' di 
							prossima pubblicazione  il libro
							"Progress in Neuropeptide 
							Research" edito dall'editore scientifico 
							statunitense Nova Science Publishers, il cui 
							capitolo 10 è stato scritto dal Dott. TODISCO e 
							riguarda i rapporti fra melatonina, 
							piastrine ed endotelio vascolare. 
							Gli autori degli altri capitoli,  sono 
							professori universitari di varie Nazionalità  
						 
						
						  
						
						  
						
						  
						  
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