CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Odontologia de Bauru (FOB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Bachelor's at Odontology from Universidade Estadual de Ponta Grossa (1999), master's at Imunologia Basica E Aplicada from Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirao Preto (2002) and doctorate at Imunologia Basica e Aplicada from Faculdade de Medicina de Ribeirao Preto (2005). Has experience in Morphology, focusing on Histology, acting on the following subjects: chemokines, doença periodontal, cytokines, imunologia and quimiocinas. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Variations in the nature of inflammatory immune response, which include variations in its intensity, extent and the involvement of different cellular subsets and the polarization of immune response, allow the conclusion that the interaction of inflammatory immune response with bone tissue can result in destructive or constructive outcomes. While the destructive responses nature is relativ…
Chronic periodontitis is a complex disease involving the interaction between infecting microorganisms and the host´s immune/inflammatory response. Genetic factors can modulate the host´s ability to cope with the bacterial challenge tipping the balance towards a resistant or susceptible phenotype, characterized by the occurrence and extent of irreversible tooth attachment loss. Nevertheles…
Studies have shown that the nature (transient or chronic) and the magnitude of the inflammatory and immunological response, generated by a biomaterial, may be decisive in the implant success or failure. Macrophages play a critical role in host response to a biomaterial grafting, and in this context, the chemokines receptors CCR2 and CCR5 play a critical role in this response, since macrop…
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Studies suggest that the inflammatory immune response, since presenting a profile of controlled and self-limited nature, is important in the repair and osseointegration process, contributing possibly as a mediator of the chemoattraction, activation and differentiation of several cell types involved in the repair. Among the different cell types recruited during the response, macrophages ar…
Bone tissue is a mineralized tissue, characterized by its plasticity, derived from the remodeling process, in which bone resorption followed by neoformation occurs coordinated through a dynamic balance of osteoblast and osteoclast activity, as well as high tissue repair capacity. Recently, the study of the interaction between the immune and skeletal systems has received special attention …
The biomaterial implantation leads to an immune / inflammatory response that may be decisive for clinical success. Titanium (Ti) devices, such as osseointegrated implants, when implanted result in a transient low magnitude inflammatory process, compatible with the constructive inflammation, essential for triggering the osseointegration process. Previous results demonstrate the presence of…
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Chronic periodontitis and periapical diseases are the leading cause for tooth loss in adults. Both periodontal and periapical lesions seem to share a common pathogenesis in which the establishment of a pathogenic microbiota (either in the gingival sulcus or the periapical region) triggers the host´s immune inflammatory response, which is in turn is responsible for the destruction of the t…
The integration and maintenance of permanent biomaterials, such as titanium (Ti)-based devices, depends on its ability to not elicit a damaging immune response and its capacity to trigger and support an appropriate healing process. However, the molecular and cellular basis of immediate and long-term host/biomaterial interaction is poorly understood, even in classical biomaterials such as …
SUMMARY: Studies have shown that the nature (transient or chronic) and the magnitude of the inflammatory and immunological response, generated by an implantation, may be decisive in the clinical success or failure of the grafted material. Neutrophils and monocytes/macrophages are described to be recruited to the site of biomaterial implantation, but its role in generation and regulation o…
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