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Dear Students,

The final grade table for the integrated course “Cell Biology and Methodologies for the Study of Cells and Tissues”has now been published on the e-learning platform.

The table reports the grades obtained in the following modules:

• Cytology and Histology and Morphological Analysis of Cells and Tissues Laboratory
• Cellular Physiology and Cell Culture Laboratory

as well as the corresponding final average grade.

Students who have obtained a passing grade (≥18/30) in both modules are eligible to proceed with the official grade registration (verbalizzazione) on 10 June 2026. To do so, students must register through the Segreteria Studenti portalfor the corresponding official examination session.

As previously communicated, students who obtained a grade between 16 and 17/30 in Cytology and Histology and Morphological Analysis of Cells and Tissues Laboratory will be given the opportunity to take a short oral examination aimed at improving their grade and achieving a passing mark. The specific subject matter to be covered during the oral assessment is indicated in the published table for each eligible student.

Please note that any blank cell in the table indicates that the corresponding module has not yet been passed and that the missing grade must be obtained before the final registration of the integrated course grade can take place.

Furthermore, starting from the next written examination session scheduled for 18 June 2026 and for all subsequent sessions, Cytology and Histology and Morphological Analysis of Cells and Tissues Laboratory will be administered as two separate examinations, although they will be held on the same day. Students who pass only one of the two examinations will be required to repeat only the examination that has not been passed.

Students are also kindly invited to carefully verify their student ID number (matricola) and the reported grades. Should you identify any discrepancy or possible error, please send me an email by tomorrow so that the necessary checks can be carried out before the verbalizzazione session.

We wish you all the best for your academic career and good luck with your future examinations.

Kind regards,

Prof. Mauro, Prof. Czernik and Prof. El Khatib