CV Lattes
Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Rio Claro. Instituto de Biociências (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Currently a University Professor at Faculdade Anhanguera de Taquaral (Campinas, Brazil), teaching Biological Sciences subjects in undergraduate programs such as Biomedicine, Physiotherapy, Nursing, and Psychology. Also works as a mentor and instructor in teacher training for the application of Artificial Intelligence in education, focusing on time optimization and teaching-learning strategies. Maintains a YouTube channel dedicated to educational technology and the use of AI tools for teachers and students.Holds a Ph.D. in Cellular, Molecular and Microbiology Biology from São Paulo State University (UNESP Rio Claro, 2021), including a doctoral exchange in Pharmacology at the University of Queensland, Australia (2020). Graduated in Biological Sciences with an emphasis in Biotechnology (2015). Has research experience in Biochemistry, Structural Biology, and Toxinology, with a focus on bioprospecting and structural analysis of venom components and other bioactive compounds (2022).Also worked in the private sector at the multinational ALS (formerly Allergisa) as a Clinical Research Analyst and image analysis specialist, evaluating the efficacy of dermocosmetic products (2024). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Nephila clavipes spider belongs to the group of orb-weaving spiders that have developed the ability to synthesize adhesive threads. These adhesive threads are found in the web capture spiral, and contain oil droplets containing extracellular lipid vesicles that trap in their interior solutions of proteins, peptides and low molecular mass compounds. Among these molecules many are protein a…
Nephila clavipes spider belongs to the group of spiders construction of orbital webs, which evolved the ability to synthesize adhesive strands capture for enhance the efficiency of chemical arsenal capture of their prey. Such adhesives strands are found in the central circles of these webs, coated by a viscous solution that covers the entire length of the web in the form of nodules (oil d…
The social wasps have an efficient system of chemical communication based on pheromones. In social wasps, the pheromones are responsible for eliciting the behaviors of alarm, recruitment, defense of the colony, and kin-recognition. The DuFour gland, whose secretion is a complex mixture of saturated and unsaturated lipids with medium-chain, secretes most of these components (mostly non-pol…
Orb-weaving spiders have evolved the ability to synthesize adhesive threads to enhance the efficiency of their chemical arsenal for catching, paralyzing and/or killing prey. These adhesive threads are present in the capture spiral of the orb-webs, coated by a viscous solution that covers the entire silk fibers in the shape of droplets, which contain many vesicles under suspension, entrapp…
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