graduation at Física Biológica from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2007), master's at Byophysics from Universidade Estadual Paulista Júlio de Mesquita Filho (2010) and doctorate at Chemistry from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (2014). Has experience in Byophysics, focusing on Molecular Biophysics (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Researchers around the world driven by real environmental concerns due to increases in atmospheric CO2 levels and global temperatures have been making efforts to create advanced platforms for the production of renewable and sustainable biofuels. Drop-in biofuels consist of biohydrocarbons (or renewable hydrocarbons), formed by medium and long chains of alkenes/alkanes, which have chemical…
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The disadvantages of high dependence on fossil sources for energy generation and for obtaining various products have been the subject of global discussions with a focus on the transition to sustainable development models. The global agenda for sustainability encompasses action in all sectors of the economy with the aim of adopting renewable alternatives to replace or complement fossil raw…
Terminal alkenes are important compounds in the chemical industry and can be used in the production of polyethylene, detergents, surfactants and lubricants. Currently, these products are mostly produced from petroleum. However, considering the economic and environmental conflicts created by this resource, it is necessary to search for an alternative and renewable route for the production …
Terminal alkenes (or olefins) constitute an industrially important chemical platform for producing polymers, fertilizers, lubricants, surfactants, and especially drop-in biofuels, as they are molecules functionally similar to those of fossil origin. Currently, alkenes are produced through chemical conversion, that is, cracking under high temperature and pressure conditions, using petroleu…
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Terminal alkenes (or olefins) constitute an industrially important chemical platform to produce polymers, fertilizers, lubricants, surfactants and especially drop-in biofuels, as they are functionally like molecules of fossil origin. Currently, alkenes are produced by chemical conversion, that is, cracking under high temperature and pressure conditions, using petroleum-based raw material.…
Due to growing environmental concern and the decline of fossil resources, the production of alternative fuels from renewable sources has fostered research and industrial activities. Several technologies have been exploited to produce renewable fuels, such as biodiesel, bioethanol, biobutanol. Advances in the areas of genetics, biotechnology, process chemistry and engineering are leading t…
Vitamin B6 is a fundamental nutrient involved in more bodily processes than any other vitamin. However, although vitamin B6 is essential, humans cannot synthesize it, so this micronutrient must be obtained from foods or isolated supplements. Currently, vitaminB6 may be produced by technological routes through chemical or fermentative processes. Chemical synthesis employs expensive and/or …
Molecular chaperones, also described as heat shock proteins (Heat shock protein, Hsp) act preventing aggregation and incorrect folding of proteins. The incorrect protein folding causes loss of function, leading to diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease and some cancers with subsequent decrease in life expectancy. The Hsp90 molecular chaperone is one of the most important, consi…
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