Postdoctoral fellow in Molecular Genetics at the University of São Paulo (2009). Laureate by Capes receiving the Capes Theses Award in the area of Biological Sciences 1 (Genetics). Currently, she holds the positions of Senior Researcher at the Molecular Oncology Research Center at HCB, coordinator of the Biobank at HCB, full professor and Vice-coordinator of the Strictu Sensu Academic Postgraduate Program at the Hospital de Cancer de Barretos. She has experience in the field of Molecular Oncology and Functional Genomics, with an emphasis on breast and cervical cancer, biomarkers, non-coding RNAs, in vitro functional assays, gene expression and liquid biopsy. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Breast cancer are the leading cause of cancer mortality among women, accounting for 25% of new cases each year. When diagnosed at an early stage, breast cancer has a five-year overall survival rate of up to 90%. In the more advanced stages of the disease, survival is reduced to about 24%, and 90% of women in stage IV due to complications related to metastasis. Breast cancer is the second …
Breast cancers are the leading cause of cancer mortality among women. It is known that early tdetection improve the chances of cure. Currently mammography is the standard tool for screening and early detection of breast cancer. However besides the discomfort that the examination leads to the woman, many false positive results are still associated with this exam primarily for early stage c…
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Breast Neoplasms are the main cause of Cancer mortality among women, corresponding to 25% of new cases each year. When diagnosed at an early stage, it has an overall five-year survival rate of up to 90%. However, in more advanced stages, survival is reduced to about 24%, with 90% of women in stage IV, dying as a result of complications related to metastases. A common site of metastases fr…
Cervical Cancer is the most important HPV-induced disease, as it is a serious public health problem worldwide. Morbidity and mortality from Cervical Cancer have tended to decline over the past 30 years in many countries because of the effectiveness of widespread implementation of prevention programs. However, the prognosis and 5-years survival rate of patients with advanced Cervical Cance…
Breast neoplasms are the main cause of mortality by cancer in women. Metastasis is the cause of about 90% of the deaths in patients with malignant neoplasm, in such way that the process of invasion and metastasis play an important role in cancer dissemination. In this context, in the intercommunication between the cells and the microenvironment is a crucial step. The exosomes have been em…
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Breast neoplasms are the main cause of cancer mortality among women, corresponding to 25% of new cases each year. When diagnosed at an early stage, it has an overall five-year survival rate of up to 90%. However, in more advanced stages, survival is reduced to about 24%, with 90% of women in stage IV dying as a result of complications related to metastases. A common site of metastases fro…
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