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    Onset of and recovery from physiological stress in Liocarcinus depurator after trawling and air exposure under different seasonal conditions

    The onset of and recovery from physiological stress in Liocarcinus depurator (Decapoda: Portunidae), that were trawled and subjected to emersion during fishing activities, was analysed in a field study in the Nor...

    S. Raicevich, F. Giomi, F. Pranovi, O. Giovanardi, P. Di Muro… in Hydrobiologia (2011)

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    Structural and functional heterogeneity of hemocyanin: intra- and inter-specific comparison in four species of portunid crabs (Crustacea: Portunidae)

    This work is focused on hemocyanin (Hc) heterogeneity at population level and on the biochemical characterization of the different subunit patterns. Two different approaches have been used: we have characteriz...

    F. Giomi, S. Raicevich, A. Ferrarese, F. Pranovi, P. Di Muro… in Marine Biology (2007)

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    Effects of environmental parameters on the oxygen consumption of four marine invertebrates: a comparative factorial study

    The oxygen consumption curves of two decapod crustaceans (Palaemon serratus, Penaeus monodon) and two prosobranch molluscs (Trunculariopsis trunculus, Nassarius mutabilis) have been detected in the entire pO2 in...

    B. Salvato, V. Cuomo, P. Di Muro, M. Beltramini in Marine Biology (2001)

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    Saccharose solid matrix embedded proteins: a new method for sample preparation for X-ray absorption spectroscopy

    In this study, solid samples of hemoglobin and hemocyanin have been prepared by embedding the proteins into a saccharose-based matrix. These materials have been developed specifically for specimens for X-ray ...

    I. Ascone, A. Sabatucci, L. Bubacco, P. Di Muro, B. Salvato in European Biophysics Journal (2000)

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    Respiratory pigments of Yoldia eightsi, an Antarctic bivalve

    Yoldia eightsi, an infaunal protobranch bivalve inhabiting the soft sediments of the Antarctic Sea, contains hemocyanin in its hemolymph and an intracellular hemoglobin in its gills. The...

    E. Angelini, B. Salvato, P. Di Muro, M. Beltramini in Marine Biology (1998)