GENIO italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa

Studying Molecular Systems With Digital High-throughput SPR /  Studio dei sistemi molecolari con SPR digitale ad alto rendimento  Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa Ryan Denomme is the founder and CEO of Nicoya. The Kitchener, Ontario-based company was founded in 2012 after Denomme completed his Master’s in Engineering at the University of Waterloo. The idea for Nicoya came about during Denomme’s post-secondary education where he experienced the frustration faced by researchers unable to access the most advanced technologies due to their overly expensive and complex features. Denomme understood first-hand how this lack of access directly and negatively impacted progress, providing the motivation to innovate and find a way to break down barriers between scientists and the data they needed to make their next big drug discovery. Speaking to  Technology Networks , Denomme highlights the key challenges faced when using “traditional”

Clinical Trial of Antiviral Drug To Treat Coronavirus Begins /  Inizia la sperimentazione clinica del farmaco antivirale per il trattamento del coronavirus Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa A randomized, controlled clinical trial to evaluate the safety and efficacy of the investigational antiviral remdesivir in hospitalized adults diagnosed with coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) has begun at the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) in Omaha. The trial regulatory sponsor is the  National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) , part of the National Institutes of Health. This is the first clinical trial in the United States to evaluate an experimental treatment for COVID-19, the respiratory disease first detected in December 2019 in Wuhan, Hubei Province, China. The first trial participant is an American who was repatriated after being quarantined on the Diamond Princess cruise ship that docked in Yokoha

Marco La Rosa - il sito di ricerca - 13° ANNO: IL “GENIO” ITALIANO… NONOSTANTE TUTTO…NON E’ MORTO... : All’interno intervista esclusiva al Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa di ENEA. di : Marco La Rosa  Il “PALAZZO DELLA CIVILTA’ ITALIANA”, ...

GENIO Italiano Giuseppe Cotellessa: Editing genetico, Crispr diventa ancora più precis... : Editing genetico, Crispr diventa ancora più preciso nella correzione del dna /  Genetic editing, Crispr becomes even more precise in the c...

Non-invasive eye-scan could help identify autism /   La scansione oculare non invasiva potrebbe aiutare a identificare l'autismo Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa /  Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa Dr. Paul Constable using eye scan device to potentially detect autism /   Dr. Paul Constable che utilizza un dispositivo di scansione oculare per rilevare potenzialmente l'autismo  (Image: Flinders University) A non-invasive eye-scan that detects subtle electrical signals in the retina could help identify autism in children years earlier than currently possible. The scan utilises a hand-held device to find a pattern of electrical signals that are different in children on the autism spectrum, which are directly linked to differences in their brain development. The scan was tested on about 180 people with and without autism between the ages of 5 and 21 in collaboration with Yale University in the US, University College London and Great Ormond Street

A new lizard parasite is the first known to move from mom to baby /  Un nuovo parassita di lucertola è il primo noto a passare dalla mamma all' embrione Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa /  Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa A common wall lizard ( Podarcis muralis ), like this one captured in the wild, can harbor parasites that move across generations, from mother to baby lizards, researchers have found. / I ricercatori hanno scoperto che una lucertola comune (Podarcis muralis), come questa catturata in natura, può ospitare parassiti che si muovono attraverso le generazioni, dalla madre alle lucertole. N. FEINER/LUND UNIVERSITY The worm turns up in the mom’s ovaries and the embryo’s braincase of a common wall lizard. For Nathalie Feiner, it was just another day in the lab. As part of her work on understanding how the common wall lizard is adapting to a changing climate, the evolutionary biologist was observing one of its eggs under a microscope w

A distant cousin of jellyfish may survive without working mitochondria /  Un lontano cugino di meduse può sopravvivere senza utilizzare i mitocondri Segnalato dal Dott. Giuseppe Cotellessa / Reported by Dr. Giuseppe Cotellessa The parasitic cnidarian  Henneguya salminicola , which has lost its mitochondrial genome, infects salmon as part of its life cycle. When the salmon dies, the parasite releases microscopic spores (shown), which are then eaten by worms, the creature’s other host. /  La cnidaria parassitaria Henneguya salminicola, che ha perso il genoma mitocondriale, infetta il salmone come parte del suo ciclo di vita. Quando il salmone muore, il parassita rilascia spore microscopiche (mostrate), che vengono poi mangiate dai vermi, l'altro ospite della creatura. STEPHEN ATKINSON In the pinkish muscle of some Pacific salmon lives a distant cousin of jellyfish that thrives without working mitochondria, the energy-producing part of cells thought to be a corne