Graduated in Biological Sciences (Bachelor's and Licentiate) by the Biosciences Institute-IBB-UNESP, Master in General and Applied Biology - Concentration area: Structural and Functional Cell Biology and doctored student in the same program. Conducts research activities at the Developmental Biology Multi-Omics Lab (DBMOL) under the guidance of Professor Dr. Luis Antonio Justulin Jr, working in the area of #8203;#8203;DOHaD, investigating the cell biology and histopathology of the prostate of rodents submitted to gestational and lactational protein restriction, from glandular development with aging, the relationship between hormonal imbalance, the incidence of prostate lesions and the role of ncRNA (non-coding RNAs), and transposable elements (TEs) in these processes. The main tools for analysis and characterization of the studied subjects are: omic data analysis (RNA-Seq and mass spectrometry), RT-qPCR, cell culture (siRNA), the use of the database with clinical data of patients with Cancer of Prostate (CaP), ELISA, western blotting, zymography, and immunohistochemistry. He works as a collaborating professor in the disciplines of Cell Biology, Histology, Embryology and Biochemistry, taught in the courses of Biological Sciences, Biomedical Sciences, Veterinary Medicine, Animal Science, Medicine, Nursing and Medical Physics. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The approach Developmental Origins of Health and Disease (DOHaD) seeks to establish the correlation of diseases in adult life with events that occurred during intrauterine development and/or early childhood. One of the models used for DOHaD studies is the submission of rodents to Maternal low protein diet (MLPD). MLPD is responsible for the delay in the normal development of the prostate,…
Exposure to adverse conditions at critical periods of development, such as gestation and lactation, can lead to irreversible morphofunctional changes in the fetus, and this phenomenon is known as Fetal Programming (FP). Model widely used in FP, maternal protein restriction (MPR), is responsible for low birth weight and development of systemic changes in adult life. Recent research from ou…
Adverse perinatal conditions (intrauterine and neonatal) may cause irreversible morphological changes in the fetus, a phenomenon known as Fetal Programming (FP). Intrauterine protein restriction, a PF model, is responsible for low birth weight and the development of insulin resistance and type II diabetes in during aging. A maternal protein restriction also changes the levels of steroid h…
The concept of Developmental Origin of Health and Disease (DOHaD) seeks to establish the correlation of diseases in adult life with events occurring during intrauterine development and/or early childhood. One of the models used for DOHaD studies is the submission of rodents to maternal protein restriction (MPR). MPR is responsible for the delay in the normal development of the prostate, i…
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