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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Ciências Biomédicas (ICB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Chemistry (1998) and PhD in Sciences (Biochemistry) (2004) from University of São Paulo. Currently is Assistant Professor at the University of São Paulo, working at the Institute of Biomedical Sciences. Has experience in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry, with emphasis on Gene Amplification and Developmental Biology, working mainly on the following topics: molecular biology of Sciarids, control and regulation of specialized cell cycles, developmental biology of insects and development of teaching tools for Cell and Tissue Biology teaching. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In this work we report the characterization of Rhynchosciara americana histone genes cluster nucleotide sequence. It spans 5131 bp and contains the four core histones and the linker histone H1. The putative control elements were detected. We also determined the copy number of the tandem repeating unit through real time PCR and the unequivocal chromosome location of its unique locus in chr…
Our group has identified a sequence homologous to HMG-D (High Mobility Group D), a member of a family of abundant nuclear proteins in a cDNA library from salivary glands of Rhynchosciara americana built during the last poytenization replication cycle, at which gene amplification also occurs in several chromosomal regions. The fact that the protein encoded by this message can be involved i…
Bradysia hygida is a sciarid with several well known cellular and physiological aspects, having been object of study since the 60s and maintained in culture since then. Sciarids have always been biological models of difficult experimentation, however current methodologies and the data already produced in these models open possibilities of studies that were impracticable until recently, ma…
Our group identified a homologous HMG-D (High Mobility Group D) protein, member of a family of abundant nuclear proteins, in a cDNA library of salivary glands Rhynchosciara americana, built during the last replication cycle of politeny, period in which gene amplification also occurs in several chromosomal regions. The fact that the protein encoded by this message might be involved in chro…
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