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	ITALIANO</p>
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	Cognome - Nome</p>
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	ROSSI PELLEGRINO</p>
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	Posizione</p>
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	Professore Ordinario</p>
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	Telefono</p>
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	+39 06 7259 6272</p>
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	Settore Scientifico Disciplinare</p>
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	&nbsp;BIO/16 &ndash; Anatomia Umana</p>
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	Settore Concorsuale</p>
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	&nbsp;05/H1 &ndash; Anatomia Umana</p>
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	E-mail</p>
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	pellegrino.rossi@med.uniroma2.it</p>
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	Interessi di Ricerca</p>
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		Biologia della riproduzione e dello sviluppo</li>
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		Controllo dell'espressione genica negli Eucarioti</li>
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		Trasduzione del segnale</li>
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		Ciclo cellulare</li>
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	ESPERIENZA ACCADEMICA</p>
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	Professore ordinario di Anatomia Umana presso il dipartimento di Biomedicina e Prevenzione dell'Universit&agrave; degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata. I primi studi si sono concentrati sulla ricerca di marcatori biochimici del differenziamento delle cellule germinali maschili. In seguito, al National Cancer Institute&nbsp; (Bethesda, MD) e al Texas Medical Center (Houston), ha studiato i meccanismi di controllo dell'espressione genica negli Eucarioti. Ha utilizzato come modello il gene per la catena alfa2 del collagene di tipo I, di cui ha studiato i meccanismi di regolazione a livello trascrizionale, e le modificazioni in essi indotti dai fattori di crescita e dalla trasformazione neoplastica. Oggi il suo campo principale di ricerca e' lo studio dei meccanismi che controllano il differenziamento delle cellule germinali maschili, e in particolare: espressione e funzione dei protooncogeni nella spermatogenesi, interazione fra ormoni ipofisari e fattori paracrini testicolari, regolazione della trascrizione genica ormono-dipendente, controllo della progressione meiotica, controllo dell'espressione genica aploide, meccanismi genetici dell&rsquo;infertilita' maschile, basi molecolari della fecondazione, meccanismi di specificazione della linea germinale, generazione di modelli sperimentali animali per i tumori testicolari umani. Ha ricevuto numerosi finanziamenti per progetti di ricerca come responsabile di unit&agrave; operativa ed &egrave; stato coordinatore scientifico nazionale di un progetto PRIN 2009 co-finanziato dal MUR. E' stato ed &egrave; membro del corpo Docente di scuole di dottorato presso l'Universit&agrave; Tor Vergata (dal 1990 a tuttoggi).</p>
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	H index (Google Scholar): 45 - H index (Scopus): 37</p>
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	ISTRUZIONE E FORMAZIONE</p>
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		Visiting scientist University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (1988)</li>
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		Visiting scientist MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston (1987)</li>
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		Post-doctoral fellow National Cancer Institute, Bethesda (1984-1987)</li>
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		Borsa di studio della fondazione "Valerio Monesi" (1983-1984)</li>
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		Ufficiale medico del Corpo di Sanit&agrave; dell' Esercito (1982-1983)</li>
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		Laurea in Medicina e Chirurgia (1980)</li>
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	PUBBLICAZIONI SCIENTIFICHE</p>
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	Link SCOPUS profile:https://www.scopus.com/authid/detail.uri?authorId=7402323386</p></document><document><p>
	.ENGLISH</p>
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	Family Name- Name</p>
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	ROSSI PELLEGRINO</p>
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	Position</p>
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	Full professor</p>
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	Office</p>
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	+39 06 7259 6272</p>
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	SSD</p>
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	&nbsp;BIO/16 &ndash; Human Anatomy</p>
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	SC</p>
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	&nbsp;05/H1 &ndash; Human Anatomy</p>
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	E-mail</p>
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	pellegrino.rossi@med.uniroma2.it</p>
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	Research interests</p>
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		Developmental and reproductive biology</li>
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		Control of gene expression in Eukaryotes</li>
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		Signal transduction</li>
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		Cell cycle</li>
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	ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE</p>
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	Full Professor of Human Anatomy at Department of Biomedicine and Prevention of the University of Rome Tor Vergata. His early studies (1980-1984) have focused on the search for biochemical markers of differentiation of male germ cells. Later, at the National Cancer Institute and the Texas Medical Center (1984-1989), he has studied the mechanisms of control of gene expression in eukaryotes. He used as a model the gene for the alpha2 chain of type I collagen, of which he has studied the mechanisms of regulation at the transcriptional level, and the changes induced by growth factors. Starting from 1990 and up to date, his main field of research is the study of the mechanisms that control the differentiation of male germ cells, and in particular: expression and function of proto-oncogenes in spermatogenesis, interaction between pituitary hormones and paracrine factors in testicular regulation of hormone-dependent gene transcription, control of meiotic progression, control of gene expression in the haploid phase, genetic mechanisms of male infertility, molecular basis of fertilization, mechanisms of specification of the germ cell line, generation of animal models for testicular germ cell tumors. He has received numerous grants for research projects as head of operational units and was national scientific coordinator of a PRIN 2009 project co-financed by MUR. He has been and currently is member of the teaching staff in PHD Schools at the University of Rome Tor Vergata (from 1990 to date).</p>
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	EDUCATION</p>
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		Visiting scientist University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (1988)</li>
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		Visiting scientist MD Anderson Cancer Center, Houston (1987)</li>
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		Post-doctoral fellow National Cancer Institute, Bethesda (1984-1987)</li>
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		Fellowship of the "Valerio Monesi" foundation (1983-1984)</li>
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		Medical Officer of the Italian Army Health Corps (1982-1983)</li>
	<li>
		Master's Degree in Medicine and Surgery (1980)</li>
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	SCIENTIFIC PUBLICATIONS</p>
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