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Sarcocystis Spp. Prevalence in Bovine Minced Meat: A Histological and Molecular Study
- S. Meistro, S. Peletto, +8 authors E. Bozzetta
- Biology, Medicine
- Italian journal of food safety
- 28 May 2015
Sarcosporidiosis is caused by ingestion of contaminated raw or undercooked bovine meat and, although considered a minor zoonosis, it can represent a threath for immunocompromised people. Aim of this… Expand
Detection of fish species substitution frauds in Italy: A targeted National Monitoring Plan
- P. L. Acutis, V. Cambiotti, +9 authors E. Bozzetta
- Geography
- 1 July 2019
Abstract Fighting food frauds is a ceaseless challenge because of the constant evolution of fraudulent practices and for the consequences both on consumers’ and on globalized trade. In Italy fish is… Expand
The wild rat as sentinel animal in the environmental risk assessment of asbestos pollution: a pilot study.
- M. Ardizzone, C. Vizio, +9 authors E. Belluso
- Medicine
- The Science of the total environment
- 1 May 2014
Asbestos has been banned in many countries, including Italy. However, sources of exposure may still exist, due to asbestos in-situ or past disposal of asbestos-containing waste. In an urban area with… Expand
Histology as a Valid Tool To Differentiate Fresh from Frozen-Thawed Marinated Fish.
- S. Meistro, M. Pezzolato, +4 authors E. Bozzetta
- Biology, Medicine
- Journal of food protection
- 1 August 2016
European Commission Regulation (EU) 1276/2011 requires that fishery products intended for raw consumption be frozen at -20°C for not less than 24 h or at -35°C for at least 15 h in order to kill… Expand
Distinguishing between Fresh and Frozen-Thawed Smoked Salmon: Histology To Detect Food Adulteration in High-Value Products.
- M. Pezzolato, E. Baioni, +4 authors E. Bozzetta
- Medicine
- Journal of food protection
- 11 December 2019
The issue of food safety has acquired increased importance, and fraud is a major concern for the food industry. Among different types of food adulteration, there is the sale of frozen-thawed smoked… Expand
Cleaved Lamin-A as an efficient marker of anabolic treatment with glucocorticoids in calves
- G. Richelmi, M. Pezzolato, +5 authors E. Bozzetta
- Biology
- 10 September 2014
Detecting potential risk for human exposure to asbestos using wild rats as sentinels
- M. Ardizzone, C. Vizio, +11 authors E. Belluso
- Medicine
- 2014
Near-infrared spectroscopy and chemometrics: a winning combination to reveal the adulteration of oregano [Conference poster].
- S. Meistro, M. Pezzolato, +4 authors E. Bozzetta
- Environmental Science
- 2018
Wild rats as urban detectives for latent sources of asbestos contamination.
- F. Ingravalle, L. Ceballos, +13 authors G. Ru
- Biology, Medicine
- The Science of the total environment
- 25 April 2020
Based on a large body of evidence asbestos minerals have been classified as carcinogens. Despite the Italian ban on asbestos in 1992 and the subsequent remediation activities, latent sources of… Expand
Paraoxonase 1 (PON1) is a valid plasma marker to detect illicit treatment with dexamethasone in veal calves
- M. Mazza, M. Pezzolato, +7 authors P. L. Acutis
- Medicine
- 1 October 2017