Andrews Krupinski Emerenciano

Graduation in Biological Sciences in Universidade Paulista (year of obtaining the title - 2010). Master Degree in Science - Cell and Tissue Biology - (year of obtaining the title: 2014) at Department of Cell and Developmental Biology - Institute of Biomedical Sciences I - University of Sao Paulo (USP). Have experience in the study of innate immunity in echinoderms and mechanisms involved in phagocytic immune response. Currently is PhD Student in the Department of Cellular and Developmental Biology - Institute of Biomedical Sciences I, University of Sao Paulo (USP) Bachelor and Degree in Biological Sciences from Universidade Paulista (year of obtaining the title - 2010). Master and Doctor of Science - Cell Biology, Tissue and Development - (obtained year: 2014 and 2019) by the Department of Cell Biology and Development - Institute of Biomedical Sciences I - University of São Paulo (USP). Have experience mainly in cellular and molecular biology using marine invertebrates as a biological model. Acting in the study of innate immunity in echinoderms and mechanisms involved in the phagocytic immune response, identification and extraction of pigments present in sea urchin cells. In addition, have experience with cellular and molecular markers in the face of environmental stressors. Worked as a university professor at Universidade Nove de Julho in the medical course, in the subjects of embryology, histology and cell biology. I am currently Clinical Research Coordinator at the Clinical Research Center of the Instituto de Infectologia Emílio Ribas, working on phase III/IV clinical trials of a vaccine against COVID-19, COROVAC. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)