The analysis of Cultural Heritage samples brings information on the understanding of a technique and is essential for conservation and restoration issues. However, as these samples are scarce and precious little amount is available for the analysis, which requires the development and the optimization of appropriate analytical methods. The purpose of this thesis was to develop analytical methods for the study of proteins in Cultural Heritage samples. Structural changes and chemical modifications of proteins in paint binder, due to the presence of other components or due to ageing have been investigated by using micro-Raman spectrometry and proteomics analysis. The work was then focused on a particular kind of proteinaceous substance frequent...
WHAT PROTEOMICS CAN DO FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE? Gabriella Leo1, Piero Pucci1, Gennaro Marino1, Leil...
The subject of this work are choosen bioanalytical methods, used for the identification of organic b...
Chemical hydrolysis assisted by microwave irradiation has been proposed as an alternative method for...
The analysis of Cultural Heritage samples brings information on the understanding of a technique and...
L’analyse d’échantillons du Patrimoine Culturel est primordiale pour des questions de compréhension ...
This work provides the first identification of fish glue from a few micrograms of a 17th century art...
In recent years, proteomics procedures have become increasingly popular for the characterization of ...
Identification of proteins in paintings and polychrome objects is a challenge, which requires the de...
Proteins are the building blocks of cells in all living species, and they carry the information nece...
The paper presents a study of proteins found in artistic and archaeological objects based on analyti...
The analysis of protein residues recovered from archaeological artifacts provides a unique opportuni...
Proteomic approaches based on mass spectrometry have become increasingly popular for protein binder'...
Abstract: Several thousand years ago, mankind perceived the gap and the need for an adhesive in orde...
WHAT PROTEOMICS CAN DO FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE? Gabriella Leo, Piero Pucci, Gennaro Marino, Leila B...
The easel paintings emerged in the middle ages and since then have been one of the most important ar...
WHAT PROTEOMICS CAN DO FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE? Gabriella Leo1, Piero Pucci1, Gennaro Marino1, Leil...
The subject of this work are choosen bioanalytical methods, used for the identification of organic b...
Chemical hydrolysis assisted by microwave irradiation has been proposed as an alternative method for...
The analysis of Cultural Heritage samples brings information on the understanding of a technique and...
L’analyse d’échantillons du Patrimoine Culturel est primordiale pour des questions de compréhension ...
This work provides the first identification of fish glue from a few micrograms of a 17th century art...
In recent years, proteomics procedures have become increasingly popular for the characterization of ...
Identification of proteins in paintings and polychrome objects is a challenge, which requires the de...
Proteins are the building blocks of cells in all living species, and they carry the information nece...
The paper presents a study of proteins found in artistic and archaeological objects based on analyti...
The analysis of protein residues recovered from archaeological artifacts provides a unique opportuni...
Proteomic approaches based on mass spectrometry have become increasingly popular for protein binder'...
Abstract: Several thousand years ago, mankind perceived the gap and the need for an adhesive in orde...
WHAT PROTEOMICS CAN DO FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE? Gabriella Leo, Piero Pucci, Gennaro Marino, Leila B...
The easel paintings emerged in the middle ages and since then have been one of the most important ar...
WHAT PROTEOMICS CAN DO FOR CULTURAL HERITAGE? Gabriella Leo1, Piero Pucci1, Gennaro Marino1, Leil...
The subject of this work are choosen bioanalytical methods, used for the identification of organic b...
Chemical hydrolysis assisted by microwave irradiation has been proposed as an alternative method for...