Diana

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Diana refers to several articles:

Mythology

Diana de Versailles, marble statue of the Greek goddess Artemisa, currently at the Louvre Museum
Source of Diana Huntera (Madrid)
Source of Diana Cazadora (Mexico City)

In astronomy, asteroid (78) Diana.
In life science, it's called organ/tejido diana or organ/white tissue to the one to whom the effects of a natural or artificial substance are directed (a hormone, a drug):
In molecular biology, restriction target, DNA sequence recognized by a restriction enzyme.
In endocrinology, target cell, a cell in which a hormone exerts its effect.
In medicine, therapeutic targetpart of the cell capable of recognizing a drug.

Diana., festive piece;
Diana blossomed, free adaptation of a musical piece;
Diana (musical piece)of military origin. Sound or trumpet touch at dawn for soldiers to rise from bed.
Diana (album) with the one who debuted from the singer and actress Diana Ross.
Diana, song by Spinetta and Los Socios del Desierto del disco double homonym (1997).
Diana (One Direction song)Midnight Memories album.
Dirty DianaMichael Jackson's song in his 1987 Bad album.
Diana Portugaluja, hymn of the villa of Portugalete in Vizcaya, Spain.
Diana, Paul Anka song, first success and first number one on the Billboard in 1957.

Diana Antochiw Alonzo, Mexican marine biologist specializing in marine mammals.
Diana ArónChilean revolutionary journalist.
Diana BellessiArgentinian poet.
Diana Blayne or Diana PalmerSusan S. Kyle, American writer.
Diana BoloccoChilean TV presenter.
Diana BrachoMexican actress.
Diana Carolina RuizVenezuelan journalist.
Diana DamrauGerman soprano.
Diana de France, natural (illegitimate) daughter of King Henry II of France.
Diana of WalesPrincess of Wales (1961-1997).
Diana de Poitiers, duchess of Valentinois and lover of Henry II of France.
Diana DeGarmo, American singer.
Diana Krall, pianist and Canadian jazz singer.
Diana Lazaro, Spanish actress and presenter.
Diana MitfordOne of the Mitford sisters in England.
Diana Navarro, Spanish singer.
Diana OssanaAmerican writer and writer.
Diana Palazón, Spanish actress.
Diana Peñalver, Spanish actress.
Diana RiggEnglish actress.
Diana Ross, American singer.
Diana Sánchez, professional Spanish volleyball player.
Diana Saravia Olmos, scribe and Uruguayan politics.
Diana Sorel, pseudonym of the Spanish actress Laura Jimeno.
Diana UribeColombian philosopher.
Diana Wynne JonesBritish writer.
Silvana Diana, Italian Pteridologue (1942).

Diana, character of video games saga The King of Fighters.
Diana Fowleyof the television series The X-Files.
Diana Gordonof the film saga Saw.
Diana Prince, secret personality of the superheroin of the comic Wonder Woman.

Diana (New York)in the State of New York, United States;
Diana (film)about Diana of Wales;
Hurricane Diana, name given to two hurricanes in the North Atlantic;
Diana (Spanish Armada) (disambiguation) has been the name received by several vessels of the Spanish Navy;

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