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Research Supported by FAPESP assembles referential information of scholarships and research grants from various research modalities, awarded by FAPESP.
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- Development of new dual-action photochemotherapy (PCT) for the treatment of Leishmaniasis, AP.R
Abstract
The use of light as a therapeutic modality has recently became an attractive mode of therapy due to the development of efficient and affordable light sources, together with its law invasiveness and law systemic toxicity. We aim to develop new multi-functional drugs whose action is activated by light and that focus on specific targets of cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL). We believe that is i...
- Dimensions US-BIOTA São Paulo: scales of biodiversity: integrated studies of snake venom evolution and function across multiple levels of diversity, AP.BTA.TEM
Abstract
This project will determine how secondary key innovations within the venom system contribute to diversification patterns in the advanced snakes and test for biases in the genetic pathways underlying rapid phenotypie evolution in venoms as a means for understanding the mechanism underlying the process of diversification in this diverse group. In the first part, we will test for relations...
- Four topics on curved and flat manifolds, AV.EXT
Abstract
The projects describes four topics from the ongoing collaboration project, on the structure of Kahler manifolds and of Bieberbach manifolds. (AU)
- Energy-efficient production of butanol (an advanced biofuel) from eucalyptus wood, AP.R
Abstract
Dr. Ezeji (OSU) is a research associate in the ongoing FAPESP-funded project and in the two planned visits to UNICAMP, he will offer training (in butanol fermentation and metabolic engineering) to students involved in the project and to those interested in the research subject. In addition, he will contribute to experimental plans and designs, and the start-up of the anaerobic cultivati...
- Setting the basis for engineering C3 and C4 crops to adapt to scenarios of future climate changes, AP.PFPMCG.R
Abstract
This study aims at evaluating the physiological and metabolic responses of crops to global climate changes. Projections indicate an elevation of the atmospheric CO2 concentration ([CO2]) concomitantly with an intensification of drought for this century, will increase the challenges to food security. On the one hand, drought is a main environmental factor responsibleltor decreasing crop ...
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- Microbial biodiversity analysis and utilization of branched chain volatile fatty acids by rumen bacteria, BE.EP.PD
Abstract
The rumen microbial population includes bacteria, ciliate protozoa, archaea, and fungi. A group of potential growth promotors are formed by degradation of branched chain amino acids (BCAA) by proteolytic bacteria and protozoa. The BCAA can be transported and preferentially incorporated into protein or are deaminated and decarboxylated to branch chain volatile fatty acid (BCVFA). The eff...
- Targeting functionalized nanoparticles towards 2D and 3D colorectal cancer models from cell lines and patient tumor biospecimens in microfluidics systems, BE.EP.DR
Abstract
Cancer is known for its high mortality rates and for treatments which are often related to undesirable secondary effects. Therefore, the development of alternative methods for treating this disease is of paramount significance. Thus, a powerful strategy is the use of multifunctional nanoparticles (NPs), which have been extensively investigated in the recent years. NPs functionalized wit...
- Comparative proteomic analysis of dental cementum from deciduous and permanent teeth, BE.EP.DR
Abstract
It has been suggested that there are histological and functional distinctions between the periodontal tissue of deciduous and permanent teeth. Thus, we hypothesized that extracellular matrix of cementum from deciduous and permanent teeth display differences in the constitutive expression of genes/proteins involved with periodontal tissue homeostasis. Deciduous (n=6) and permanent (n=6) ...
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- Utilization of branched chain volatile fatty acids by rumen microbes with different dietary conditions in dual flow cultures, BE.EP.MS
Abstract
The experiment will be a 2 x 2 x 2 factorial arrangement of 8 treatments with 8 anaerobic dual-flow continuous cultures and 4 periods in a randomized incomplete block. The continuous cultures will be randomly assigned to a treatment with either BCVFA supplementation (2 mmol/d of isobutyrate, 2 mmol/d isovalerate, and 2 mmol/d 2-methylbutyrate) or no additional BCVFA, high forage: concen...
- Defining the impact of E-Cigarettes on cardiac pathophysiology, BE.EP.DR
Abstract
Both cigarettes and air pollution are sources of toxic gases and fine particulate matter (PM2.5; particles <2.5 µm) that are linked with adverse CV outcomes, characterized by increased inflammation and subsequent collagen deposition. Recently, a new source of emissions, the electronic cigarette (EC), was introduced and is gaining unprecedented popularity, especially among young people. ...
- Novel analytical methodologies for detection of adulteration in ground coffee and coffee oil, BE.EP.DR
Abstract
Brazil is the world's leader producer of coffee seeds; in 2017, the production was about 1.7 billion tons. Unfortunately, coffee is a known target of adulteration with different types of materials such as corn, soy, barley and coffee husks. In the last years, the coffee oil, a relative new product derived from raw coffee seeds, has been gaining space in the cosmetic and medicinal indust...
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| 2 / 2 | Ongoing research grants |
| 64 / 58 | Completed research grants |
| 9 / 9 | Ongoing scholarships abroad |
| 80 / 69 | Completed scholarships abroad |
| 155 / 138 | All research grants and scholarships |
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