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Background: Heatwaves are the deadliest extreme weather events, and their frequency and intensity are rising under anthropogenic climate change. In summer 2025 alone, an estimated 24,400 heat-related deaths occurred across 854 European cities, ∼68% attributable to human-induced warming. The cardiovascular system is disproportionately affected, yet the interplay between thermal stress, environmental pollutants, and individual autonomic vulnerability remains incompletely characterised. Objectiv...

Confini /Borders

Questo volume di Metamorfosi vuole riflettere sulle diverse sfaccettature emerse dal dibattito contemporaneo su tema dei Borders. Pertanto raccoglie testi di architetti, ma anche di antropologi, e di specialisti e studiosi di conflitti. Il confine non è mai una linea neutra. È una cicatrice sulla terra, un tratto di penna su una mappa che separa, definisce e, troppo spesso, esclude. Eppure, nel mondo contemporaneo, la concezione di border sta vivendo una profonda metamorfosi, passando da inv...

New national and regional Annex I Habitat records. From #148 to #157*

This contribution presents new data on the distribution of Annex I Habitats in Italy. A total of 10 records are reported, including 6 within Natura 2000 sites and the addition of 15 new cells to the EEA 10 km × 10 km reference grid. The new records refer to the administrative regions of Apulia, Marche, Piedmont, Sardinia, Sicily, Tuscany and Veneto.

Peroxisomal CATALASE2 positively regulates Arabidopsis lateral root development

Catalase (CAT) is one of the key enzymes in plant development and in the regulation of nitro-oxidative stress associated with the uncontrolled overproduction of reactive oxygen (ROS) and nitrogen species (RNS). Despite its well-established role in aerial organs, CAT functions in the root system remain underexplored. Using Arabidopsis thaliana cat2–1, defective in CAT2 and exhibiting reduced CAT activity, we demonstrated that CAT2 is directly involved in defining root architecture, particularl...

Putting into mords the COVID-19 lockdown experience: psychologicals symptoms and the referential process

The coronavirus pandemic is a unique collective event which has affected the physical and psychological health of all individuals. Restrictions imposed by governments to counteract this situation have represented risk factors for developing psychopathological symptoms. This study aims to explore the relationship between psychological symptoms and the referential process (RP). Forty-eight healthy participants (25 males, mean age = 39.3; SD = 16.6) completed a demographic questionnaire and the ...

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