He is Associate Professor II at FCFRP/USP. He is the Coordinator of the Postgraduate Program in Toxicology at FCFRP, in addition to being accredited as a full advisor with the PPG in Pharmaceutical Sciences at the same faculty.He carries out research in Applied Analytical Chemistry, developing bioanalytical methods for organic compounds in different types of biological samples. He has experience in modern chromatographic separation instrumentation (UPLC-DAD, FLD and mainly, UPLC-MS/MS). He performs in vivo studies on food-producing animals. He collaborates in different scientific works (national and international), from support in planning, development and discussion of results involving analytical chemistry. He is currently expert at Joint FAO/WHO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA). He was a member of the Working Group created by Anvisa to review the Resolution regarding the establishment of Maximum Residue Limits for veterinary medicines in foods of animal origin. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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One of humanity's greatest challenges is ensuring food security in a sustainable production system in line with the One Health concept. Foods from aquaculture with high nutritional quality are decisive in producing animal protein. Brazil has enormous potential to leverage aquaculture exploitation due to its favorable climatic conditions and extensive water resources that allow the product…
One of humanity's greatest challenges is ensuring food security in a sustainable production system in line with the One Health concept. Foods from aquaculture with high nutritional quality are decisive in producing animal protein. Brazil has enormous potential to leverage aquaculture exploitation due to its favorable climatic conditions and extensive water resources that allow the product…
One of humanity's greatest challenges is ensuring food security in a sustainable production system in line with the One Health concept. Foods from aquaculture with high nutritional quality are decisive in producing animal protein. Brazil has enormous potential to leverage aquaculture exploitation due to its favorable climatic conditions and extensive water resources that allow the product…
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Admittedly, aquaculture is the fastest growing food production activity in the world and has the highest demand for studies on the use of drugs. Brazil is one of the countries with the greatest potential for exploration of this activity. Although there is a growing market for animal health products and veterinary drugs, there are few options for regulated medicines for use in aquaculture …
The METAQUA partnership will seek to form a new interdisciplinary collaborative partnership between Dr Mark Mooney (QUB, UK) and Dr Jonas Paschoal (USP, Brazil) using the complementary expertise and analytical capabilities available to these researchers to explore the potential of metabolite/metabolomic profiling to assess aquaculture responses to chemical exposure with a view to maintain…
The veterinary pharmaceutical industry market in the world and even in Brazil, has shown significant growth over the last few years, highlighting the importance of using these substances in different animal production systems and advising on the need for inspection of products intended human consumption with regard to the issue of food security. Consistently, researchers have been working…
Unlike other animal production systems (cattle, swine, poultry), aquaculture still lacks the availability of authorized and duly regulated veterinary drug alternatives for the treatment of infectious diseases in production (non-ornamental) aquaculture species. Currently, Brazil has only two regulated antimicrobial products for species exploited in aquaculture, creating a scenario that con…
It is estimated that in the next three decades the world population will reach the mark of 9.7 billion people. This expressive number brings with it a series of questions about the well-being of the population, including food security and preservation of the environment, which we need immediate answers. One of the main themes related to the food security of the population is the healthy a…
The intensive systems used in aquaculture can increase animal stress, suppress the immune response and lead to the risk of disease propagation among fish, which can result in high mortality rates. Currently, the number of regulated drugs for use in the aquaculture sector is limited, and studies are needed to include new therapeutic and/or prophylactic drug alternatives. In this context, l…
The intensive Aquaculture systems may increase animal stress, cause the suppression of the immune response, and increase the risk of spreading diseases among fish, which can result in high mortality rates. Currently, the number of regulated medicines for use in the Aquaculture sector is limited. Thus, studies for the inclusion of new alternatives for therapeutic and/or prophylactic drugs …
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The present project aims improve the scientific evolution intended into the ongoing masters' modality project granted by FAPESP through the process 2016/16593-9 entitled "Estimation and evaluation of withdrawn period of albendazole and its metabolites in fish fillets". A 6-month internship is proposed at Queen's University of Belfast (QUB), Northern Ireland. The internship will be supervi…
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