Diapositiva 1 - Informatori.it
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Diapositiva 1 - Informatori.it
International urgency for control and containment of environmental and climatological damage that produces the disappearance of natural medicines Urgenza internazionale per il controllo e il contenimento del danno ambientale e climatologico che produce la scomparsa delle medicine naturali Prof. Giancarlo Pantaleoni Dean of the Faculty of Medical Sciences L.U.de.S. Lugano ( CH) Key words: PCBs; Halogenated Hydrocarbons; behavioral teratogenesis; climatic changes and environmental agents; medicinal plants disappearance; Vittorio Erspamer; microdialysis; Urban Ungerstedt; rehabilitation; antiaging; delivery systems; nanotechnologies; medical biotechnology. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 1 The Eukaryotic Kingdom (plants, animals, humans) evolved and adapted to various conditions of the planet, in collaborative harmony. L'eucariotica Unito (piante, animali, esseri umani) si è evoluto e adattato alle diverse condizioni del pianeta, in armonia collaborativa. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 2 The basic behaviours for the survival of all living species: 1.the Taxis (+ or -); 2.the Defence (active and passive); 3.the Collaboration, ...are included in all eukaryotic DNA ( plants, animals, humans !!!) 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 3 PROCARIOTIC CELL COLLABORATION !!! MITOCONDRIAS Nuestros amigos MITOCONDRIAS !!! = Eucariotic Cells !.Well organized to build a living organism: plants, animals, humans! 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 4 Because of this good organization of eukaryotic cells collaborating together in a living organism, we can now speak of Endogenous Pharmacology (the old “vis medicatrix naturae” ) especially after the discoveries of our Prof. Vittorio Erspamer (serotonin and The peptide triangle). But ATTENTION! We are finding that eukaryotic cells collaborate together even if they belong to different living organisms (plants, animals, and humans) !!! 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 5 This is one great scientific discovery! A Universal Law entered into the DNA of any eukaryotic cell (Collaboration …), that unites, to the survival of the species, both vegetable and animal kingdom !!! 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 6 For this Universal Law … our planet has a huge wealth of active ingredients of medical interest, contained 1.in plant 2. in animal organisms and their extracts !!! 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 7 Many of these were identified .... spontaneously .(!)...by the people who have used them therapeutically and empirically (Ethnomedicine). Cuba and all Latin America has a huge plant and animal biodiversity and possibly… “the wider pool of medicinal plants in the world”. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 8 L’ Amazzonia peruviana 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 9 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 10 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 11 Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve, Cuba Photograph by © WWF-Canon / Michel ROGGO 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 12 More than 8000 species of plants are present in Cuba, over half of them endemic. The portion of Cuba covered by forests declined from 90% in 1812 to 54% in 1900 to only 14% in 1959. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 13 Of this, 43% is semideciduous forest, 31% mangroves, 12% pines, and only 1.5% tropical rain forest. The areas where the endemic fauna is least disturbed are the swamps of southern Matanzas, the mountainous areas, and the offshore islands of the five main archipelagos. Apart from the sea creatures, the most abundant representativos of the Cuba's fauna are reptiles, including crocodiles, iguanas, lizards, salamanders, sea turtles and 15 species of non poisonous snakes. http://micasacubana.com/insidecuba.htm 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 14 Cuban moist forests (NT0120) Sierra del Rosario Biosphere Reserve, Cuba. Photograph by © WWF-Canon/Michel ROGGO 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 15 In relation to scientific evidence on drug and toxicological addiction we begin to believe that ... total extracts of a plant may be beneficial for organisms to humans and animals more than pharmacological activity of individual molecules contained therein. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 16 The study of “receptor interdependence” ….with the discovery of numerous neurotransmitters and neuromodulators also largely identified, as I said before.. in mammals, ….by Prof. Vittorio Erspamer : Enteramin = Serotonin ( …now discovered also in many plants..) and The peptide Triangle … must be coordinated in multidisciplinary studies in these areas, for several reasons: 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 17 1)progressive disappearance of plant and animal species. 2) Studies on stem cells. 3) Studies on cancer and/or rehabilitation of disabilities and antiaging methods. 4) Studies of molecular and cellular medical biotechnology. 5) Studies on nanotechnology also as delivery systems of drugs. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 18 Scientific research in Pharmacology must now more than ever, strengthened in the study of interrelationships between the world eukaryotic, organismic and interspecies. Molecules predominantly laevogyrate of natural kingdoms have also allowed adjustments corresponding receptor specific and genetically transmitted. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 19 The industrial synthesis of natural molecules also produce molecules dextrogyrae (50% of racemic), which may affect eukaryotic receptor molecules evolved with mostly natural laevogyrate. The study of cells interrelationships today can usefully benefit from the discoveries of Microdialysis as organized by Prof. Urban Ungerstedt of Karolinska Institutet in Stockholm. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 20 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 21 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 22 SONDAS MICRODIALISIS “CMA 12 ELITE” Diseñadas para trabajo en CNS, permiten implantación crónica y se pueden usar con su correspondiente cánula guía. Disponibles en membrana, poliarilathersulfonico (PAES), con un cut off de 20.000 D La membrana se puede seleccionar entre 1, 2, 3 ó 4 mm de longitud. El diámetro de la membrana es de 0.5 mm. Diámetro de tubo de acero 0.64 mm. Longitud del tubo de acero 14 mm. Se almacenan en seco, pueden conservarse durante 2 años, esterilizables por oxido de etileno. Paq. de tres unidades 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 23 At this basic problem of … “biochemical receptor organization of eukaryotic organisms (plants, animals, humans) and their interrelationship collaborative balances, must be added today…. “the biochemical and genetic dangers of natural products from environmental pollutants”… 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 24 Many of them produce: a) Climatological balance changes with biochemical and functional effects of plants and animals expanded and genetically transmissible (mutations). b) Accumulation in lipid rich tissues (brain and gonads), with problem of behavioral teratogenesis, and then threats to the survival of many animal species including humans…!!! 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 25 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 26 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 27 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 28 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 29 DNA Mutations What causes DNA mutations? 1. DNA damage from environmental agents such as ultraviolet light (sunshine), nuclear radiation or certain chemicals. 2. Mistakes that occur when a cell copies its DNA in preparation for cell division. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 30 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 31 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 32 Fundamental and Applied Toxicology Volume 11, Issue 3, October 1988, Pages 440-449 doi:10.1016/0272-0590(88)90108-X | How to Cite or Link Using DOI Copyright © 1988 Published by Elsevier Inc. Cited By in Scopus (57) Permissions & Reprints Effects of maternal exposure to polychlorobiphenyls (PCBs) on F1 generation behavior in the rat (BEHAVIORAL TERATOGENESIS) This article is not included in your organization's subscription. However, you may be able to access this article under your organization's agreement with Elsevier. Giancarlo Pantaleoni, Donatella Fanini, Anna Maria Sponta, Giancarlo Palumbo, Raffaele Giorgi and Perrie M. Adams a Department of Internal Medicine and Public Health, Chair of Pharmacology, School of Medicine, L'Aquila, Italy b The University of Texas Health Science Center, Dallas, Texas, USA Received 20 October 1987; accepted 6 April 1988. Available online 27 September 2004. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 33 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 34 Hacia 1987 se 27 países firmaron un tratado mundial ambiental para remediar la situación, … el Protocolo de Montreal para Reducir las Sustancias que Destruyen la Capa de Ozono (que incluye CFC-11, -12, -113, -114, -115 y los halones, que son sustancias que micas utilizadas para extinguir el fuego), 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 35 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 36 Seasonal variation of tropospheric NO2 vertical column over Europe derived from GOME measurements. (Waning, University of Heidelberg, 2001) 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 37 http://www.inchem.org/documents/ehc/ehc/ehc126.htm Cardiovascular and respiratory function studies of HCFC 22 in different animal species 1. Effects of exposure Rat decreased heart rate, changes myocardial contractility and produce arterial hypotension .Pantaleoni & Luzi (1975a) / Pantaleoni & Luzi (1975b) [Toxicity of aliphatic halogenated hydrocarbons containing fluorine] Pantaleoni G, Zoccolillo L. Ann Ist Super Sanita. 1977;13(1-2):343-51. Italian. PMID: 603132 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE] Related citations 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 38 1. On-line analysis of volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons in air by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry Improvements in preconcentration and injection steps. Zoccolillo L, Amendola L, Insogna S, Pastorini E. J Chromatogr A. 2010 Jun 11;1217(24):3890-5. Epub 2010 May 3.PMID: 20444461 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]Related citations 2. Comparison of atmosphere/aquatic environment concentration ratio of volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons between temperate regions and Antarctica. Zoccolillo L, Amendola L, Insogna S. Chemosphere. 2009 Sep;76(11):1525-32. Epub 2009 Jun 21.PMID: 19541344 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]Related citations 3. Volatile chlorinated hydrocarbons in Antarctic superficial snow sampled during Italian ITASE expeditions. Zoccolillo L, Amendola L, Cafaro C, Insogna S. Chemosphere. 2007 May;67(10):1897-903. Epub 2007 Feb 6.PMID: 17287006 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]Related citations 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 39 It then indicates for the first time in this important International Congress Labiofam 2010 for Natural Substances: 1) the opportunity to coordinate international studies on neurotransmitters and neuromodulators of biological significance and newly discovered (Vittorio Erspamer et all.). 2) to prepare specific laboratories (with Botanical - Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacology) for the rapid Pharmacotoxicological classification of the plant Kingdom to complement the botanical classification of Linnaeus Carl Nilsson. ( We propose a new method for this basic pharmaco-toxicological study with a savings of 90% of animals and substances). 3) Check the accumulation of environmental pollutants in tissues rich in lipids ( brain and gonads)… and their interactions with drugs. 4) Supporting laboratories to study Teratogenesis with other of … Behavioral Teratogenesis to study of systemic damage to highlight dangerous behaviour that can jeopardize the survival of offspring. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 40 For our part we have already reported: reported 1) The effect of environmental Freons (halogenated Hydrocarbons) on cardio toxicity. 2)The danger of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) on offspring and several other environmental pollutants (aldicarb, phthalate, hexachlorobenzene, foreign body phosphate) with drug interactions. 3) Assumptions for new research into the erosion of glaciers release the heat produced by solar Freons of low boiling point, with Fallout fallen and trapped in the ice. 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 41 The ability to study chemical and physical chemical methods …targeted for recovery of inactivity Freons fallen with fallout for the recovery of balance with climatological study of techniques …to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases and Global Worming. Yet was not considered this possibility and there are no studies on this … to confirm or deny. Http://solar-center.stanford.edu/sun-on-earth/globwarm.html 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 42 …from CUBA…. thanks for your attention! 12/09/2015 Prof. G. Pantaleoni L.U.de.S. University - Lugano (CH) 43