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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Araçatuba. Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária (FMVA) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Fabiano Antonio Cadioli is an Associate Professor in the Department of Clinical, Surgery and Animal Reproduction at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of the São Paulo State University (UNESP), Araçatuba campus. His research is focused on the Large Animal Medical Clinic, with an emphasis on hemoparasites, trypanosomiasis, infectious diseases, immunodiagnosis and development of PCR methods. His training includes a Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine and obtaining the title of Habilitation from UNESP. Dr. Cadioli has a solid scientific production, with over 70 articles published in high-impact journals and the co-authorship of books and chapters. It stands out for being a reference to the diagnosis and pathogenesis of diseases such as trypanosomiasis in cattle, using advanced techniques such as PCR for early detection. Besides his bibliographic production, Dr. Cadioli plays an important role in training and academic management activities. He is a master's and doctoral advisor in a graduate program and acts as coordinator and professor of undergraduate and graduate courses. He participates on ethics committees in using animals and university councils, evidencing his contribution to the management and development of research at the institution. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The aim of this project is detect hematological, biochemical, sorological and histopathological changes of naturally and experimentally infected Girolando cattle with Trypanosoma vivax. Eight adult female Girolando bovine will be used. Three naturally infected (N1 to N3); three experimentally infected (E1 to E3) with Tripanossoma vivax and two as control group (T1 and T2). The naturally i…
The goal of this project is determines the electrophoretic profile of the serum proteins and humoral immune response of Girolanda cattle naturally infected with Trypanosoma vivax, using 500 serum samples, already collected and stored under refrigeration (-80ºC), from a naturally infected herd and 50 serum samples from healthy Girolanda cattle, from non-endemic area for this hemoparasite.…
Accurate measurement of body temperature is crucial for assessing the health and well-being of giraffes. The traditional technique, rectal thermometry, while a standard, has significant limitations due to its invasiveness and stressfulness for the animals. This study proposes an innovative approach, seeking to develop and validate non-invasive methods for measuring body temperature in gir…
The use of the road system is fundamental to the country's economic development. However, the high incidence of animal death on highways causes damage to Brazilian fauna. In this way, animal populations' characterization with access to roads plays an essential role in the strategies for protecting and conserving Brazilian fauna. Abiotic factors, such as the lunar phases, can influence ani…
Trypanosomiases are diseases that affect humans, domestic and wild animals. In Brazil, especially in the last two decades, the livestock infection by Trypanosoma vivax has increasing incidence, affecting milk production. Clinical signs of the disease, such as anemia and weight loss, are generic and associated with aparasitemic intervals, makes the disease diagnosis challenging. Chemothera…
T. vivax is responsible by economic losses in livestock worldwide. Infections in ruminant herds have been occurred with increasing frequency in Brazil. However, during the trypanosomiasis course there are fluctuations in parasitemia or aparasitemic intervals, which makes the diagnosis pof this disease hard to do. The "apparently healthy" animals are responsible for the disease introductio…
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Bovine herd outbreaks by Trypanosoma vivax have occurred more frequently in Brazil, although Brazilian Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock and Supply (MAPA) does not consider this disease a problem and because of this, there is neither official control nor accurate records about its occurrence. In the future, due to its spread, T. vivax can bring greater livestock losses due to deaths and …
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