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Massimo Derenzini

Massimo Derenzini

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Molecular Biology

D-Index
54
Citations
8470
World Ranking
2341
National Ranking
55

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Massimo Derenzini is affiliated with the University of Bologna in Italy. Their academic profile reflects involvement in research primarily within this institution, contributing to the body of scientific knowledge associated with that university.

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Best Publications

  • Nucleolus, ribosomes, and cancer.

    Lorenzo Montanaro;Davide Treré;Massimo Derenzini

  • Nucleolar size indicates the rapidity of cell proliferation in cancer tissues.

    Massimo Derenzini;Davide Trerè;Annalisa Pession;Marzia Govoni

  • Quantity of nucleolar silver-stained proteins is related to proliferating activity in cancer cells.

    Derenzini M;Pession A;Trerè D

  • What the nucleolus says to a tumour pathologist

    Massimo Derenzini;Lorenzo Montanaro;Davide Treré

  • Nucleolar function and size in cancer cells.

    M Derenzini;D Trerè;A Pession;L Montanaro

  • The quantity of nucleolar proteins nucleolin and protein B23 is related to cell doubling time in human cancer cells.

    M Derenzini;V Sirri;D Trerè;R L Ochs

  • INTERPHASE NUCLEOLAR ORGANIZER REGIONS IN CANCER CELLS

    Massimo Derenzini;Dominique Ploton

  • The silver-stained proteins of interphasic nucleolar organizer regions as a parameter of cell duplication rate

    Davide Trerè;Annalisa Pession;Massimo Derenzini

  • The Ribosome Biogenesis-Cancer Connection.

    Marianna Penzo;Lorenzo Montanaro;Davide Treré;Massimo Derenzini

  • Ribosome Biogenesis and Control of Cell Proliferation: p53 Is Not Alone

    Giulio Donati;Lorenzo Montanaro;Massimo Derenzini

  • The Feulgen reaction 75 years on.

    Pasquale Chieco;M. Derenzini

  • Ultrastructural cytochemistry of the mammalian cell nucleolus.

    Massimo Derenzini;Marc Thiry;Guy Goessens

  • Relationship between interphasic nucleolar organizer regions and growth rate in two neuroblastoma cell lines.

    M. Derenzini;A. Pession;F. Farabegoli;D. Trere

  • Importance of interphase nucleolar organizer regions in tumor pathology.

    Massimo Derenzini;Davide Trerè

  • The asialoglycoprotein receptor in human hepatocellular carcinomas: its expression on proliferating cells.

    D Trerè;L Fiume;L Badiali De Giorgi;G Di Stefano

  • AgNOR area in interphase nuclei of human tumours correlates with the proliferative activity evaluated by bromodeoxyuridine labelling and Ki-67 immunostaining.

    Davide Trerè;Fulvia Farabegoli;Alessandra Cancellieri;Claudio Ceccarelli

  • Ribosome biogenesis and cancer.

    Massimo Derenzini;Lorenzo Montanaro;Davide Trerè

  • Novel dyskerin-mediated mechanism of p53 inactivation through defective mRNA translation.

    Lorenzo Montanaro;Maria Calienni;Sara Bertoni;Laura Rocchi

  • Nucleolar Size and Activity Are Related to pRb and p53 Status in Human Breast Cancer

    Davide Treré;Claudio Ceccarelli;Lorenzo Montanaro;Elena Tosti

  • The balance between rRNA and ribosomal protein synthesis up- and downregulates the tumour suppressor p53 in mammalian cells

    Giulio Donati;Sara Bertoni;Elisa Brighenti;Manuela Vici

Frequent Co-Authors

Andrea Pession
Andrea Pession University of Bologna
Danièle Hernandez-Verdun
Danièle Hernandez-Verdun Université Paris Cité
Nicola Baldini
Nicola Baldini University of Bologna
Fiorenzo Stirpe
Fiorenzo Stirpe University of Bologna
Lucio Montanaro
Lucio Montanaro University of Bologna
Paolo Gionchetti
Paolo Gionchetti University of Bologna
Massimo Campieri
Massimo Campieri University of Bologna
Luigi Bolondi
Luigi Bolondi University of Bologna
Marc Thiry
Marc Thiry University of Liège
Luigi Barbieri
Luigi Barbieri University of Bologna

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