Eleine Weimann holds a bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences, with emphasis on Plant Biology by the Federal University of Roraima; Master degree in Sciences of Human Movement by the Cruzeiro do Sul University. PhD student in the Interdisciplinary Program in Health Sciences (Cruzeiro do Sul University). Currently conducting research in the basic area envolving wound healing, tissue repair, focusing on vegetable oils and the immunobiochemical signaling involved, aiming at the development of supplements and/or food. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Wound healing defines a series of events aimed at restoring the injured tissue. This process is divided into three phases: (i) inflammation, (ii) formation of granulation tissue with deposition of extracellular matrix and (iii) remodeling. The healing process has a fine regulation of specific signals that are triggered by diferents cell types and that can be modulated by fatty acids. Seve…
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