CV Lattes
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Universidade São Francisco (USF). Campus Bragança Paulista (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Has experience in Fitness, focusing on Fitness, acting on the following subjects: educação física, atividade física, autonomia, idosos and força. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Breast cancer is the most identified neoplasm in women worldwide and the second leading cause of cancer mortality. Due to advances in treatment, mortality from breast cancer has been decreasing, increasing patient survival. However, new antineoplastic therapies increase susceptibility to cardiovascular disease, one of breast cancer survivors' leading causes of death. Changes in autonomic …
Tumor growth and neoadjuvant treatment induce degradation of muscle mass and cardiorespiratory fitness in women with Breast Cancer. This damage to muscle mass and cardiorespiratory fitness can increase toxicity and decrease the effectiveness of chemotherapy. Since the performance of strength training and aerobic training, called Combined Training (CT), is an efficient strategy to increase…
Breast cancer, although multifactorial, is a chronic-degenerative disease often triggered by an inflammatory process. Inflammation can result from various factors, with obesity being one of the main catalysts. Excessive accumulation of adipose tissue leads to increased infiltration of metabolically activated macrophages in this tissue. These infiltrated macrophages induce and amplify the …
Physical exercise performed systematically, known as physical training, specifically combined training (CT), has been investigated for its role in reducing cancer mortality. CT, which includes both strength and aerobic exercises, increases muscle mass and aerobic fitness in women with breast cancer-variables that are critical for reducing mortality. Furthermore, recent studies have shown …
Introduction: Breast tumors exhibit an abnormal vascular system characterized by low tumor blood flow and dysfunctional angiogenesis, compromising tumor oxygenation and drug delivery. Moreover, tumor growth and neoadjuvant treatment induce impairment in muscle mass and aerobic fitness in women with breast cancer. This impairment in muscle mass, aerobic fitness, and the dysfunctional vascu…
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Introduction: Tumor growth and neoadjuvant treatment induce a degradation of muscle mass and aerobic fitness in women with breast cancer. These damages can increase toxicity and decrease the effect of chemotherapy. It is also known that the tumor consumes large amounts of glucose due to its glycolytic metabolism. Additionally, aggressively growing tumors are always characterized by increa…
Introduction: Tumor growth and neoadjuvant treatment induce a degradation of muscle mass and cardiorespiratory fitness in women with breast cancer, due to a pro-inflammatory process induced by the tumor. This impairment in muscle mass and cardiorespiratory fitness may increase toxicity and decrease the effect of chemotherapy. Since performing strength training and aerobic training, called…
Can Satellite Cells (SC) and Myofibrilar Protein Synthesis (MPS) explain the lower muscle gains after Concurrent Training (CT) compared to Resistance Training (RT) alonere. Main: to compare muscle fiber hypertrophy, number of SC and myonuclei and the MPS after 16 weeks of CT and RT. Methods: 20 young male subjects will be allocated in one of the following groups: concurrent training (CT, …
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Problem: Can satellite cells (SC) and myofibrilar protein synthesis (MPS) explain the lower muscle gains after concurrent training (CT) compared to resistance training (RT) alone? Main: to compare muscle fiber hypertrophy, number of SC and myonuclei per fiber type, and MPS after 16 weeks of CT and RT. Methods: 30 young male subjectswill be allocated in one of the following groups: concurr…
To improve health in elderly subjects the ACSM recommend the performance of concurrent training (CT). However CT can impair the hypertrophic response compared to isolated resistance training (RT), a process dubbed interference effect. In elderly subjects there are mainly loss of type II fibers. Nevertheless, no study until the present moment showed the exact mechanisms to explain this phe…
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