Graduated from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Fundação de Ensino Octávio Bastos - São João da Boa Vista, SP (1999), master's degree in Anatomy of Domestic Animals from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics - USP (2001) and PhD in Anatomy of Domestic and Wild Animals from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science - USP (2004). Post-doctorate at the Center for Studies of the Human Genome Institute of Biosciences at USP between April/2005 and April/2007. He is currently Full Professor in Biotechnology of Animal Reproduction, of the Veterinary Medicine course at the University of São Paulo, located on the campus of Pirassununga, at FZEA (Faculty of Zootechnics and Food Engineering), of which he has also been Director since August 2021. He is currently deputy coordinator of the area of #8203;#8203;Veterinary Medicine, at CAPES and member of the CNPq Advisory Committee in the area of Veterinary Medicine.Since mid-2004, he has been part of research groups in stem cells and cell therapy. He is a supervisor (master's and doctorate level of the Postgraduate Program in Animal Bioscience, Campus Pirassununga. He was president of the Brazilian College of Animal Reproduction (2015-2019). Editor of the Morphophysiology area of #8203;#8203;the Brazilian Veterinary Research Magazine from 2009 until February 2021 , Academic Editor of Plos One Magazine and Chief Editor of Animal Reproduction Magazine.He has experience in the area of #8203;#8203;Morphology and Reproductive Biology, with an emphasis on the following topics: Stem cells, pre-clinical studies, anatomy, morphology, placenta and reproductive biotechnolo (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Porous bioceramics called scaffolds have been studied for bone replacement and repair, with properties that meet the functionality and integration between the biomaterial and the biological system. Al2O3 and Al2O3/ZrO2 bioceramics are recognized as biomaterials due to their improved mechanical properties, high chemical stability and biocompatibility when compared to other materials. Howev…
The Faculty of Animal Science and Food Engineering FZEA / USP has been experiencing large growth in recent years, from a total of 80 students in 1993 when it was founded, to the current 1,711 students (undergraduate and postgraduate), with all undergraduate classes fully implemented in 2019. This growth, while very beneficial for research, as it allows for a significant increase in critic…
The Faculty of Animal Science and Food Engineering FZEA / USP has been experiencing large growth in recent years, from a total of 80 students in 1993 when it was founded, to the current 1,711 students (undergraduate and postgraduate), with all undergraduate classes fully implemented in 2019. This growth, while very beneficial for research, as it allows for a significant increase in critic…
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The general objective of this study is to evaluate the radiographic, B-mode ultrasonographic and elastographic characteristics of the pulmonary and pleural structures of dogs exposed to tobacco smoke, with the aim of: 1) determining the pulmonary pattern(s) associated(s) with tobacco exposure; 2) to verify possible alterations in the aspects of the A-lines, thickness and sliding of the pl…
The livestock are among the main economic activities in Brazil, due the notoriety increasedin research that has been done to the improvement and development of this field activity.Many of the innovations in this area crossed to the animal reproduction process with theimplementation of assisted reproduction technique( ART), fixed time artificial inseminationprotocols (FTAI), embryo transfe…
Multiple sclerosis is a chronic inflammatory disease of the central nervous system characterized by the autoimmune destruction of the myelin sheath that leads the patient to irreversible and progressive functional deficits. Preclinical studies using neural stem cells have already shown their potential in neuronal regeneration and remyelination. However, the use of cell therapy alone has n…
The production and commercialization of recombinant proteins is an ever-expanding multi-billion dollar market. Due to the limitations of production models in bacteria and yeast, alternative methods, such as those based on mammalian cells, have emerged. One of the most promising approaches in this sense is to produce recombinant proteins in the mammary glands of bovines taking advantage of…
The importance of hematopoietic, immunologic, metabolic and nutritional functions of yolk sac (YS) is already known during early embryonic development. But the knowledge about the mechanism of transport of YS and its dysfunction in yearly miscarriage remains unclear. To solve these problems, the organoid culture seems to be a good choice, due to its three-dimensional (3D) model that prese…
Encephalic Vascular Accident, or stroke, is the most common pathology of the central nervous system in humans, being the second leading cause of death and physical and cognitive disabilities in developing countries. It is a vascular disorder, which may present in an ischemic or hemorrhagic form, being the first one more common. Although there is still a lack of studies on the prevalence o…
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The mitochondrial Transcription Factor A or TFAM is a member of the high mobility group proteins (HMGB) family that regulates mtDNA transcription, packaging, stability and replication. It binds to mtDNA promoters and plays an essential role in the mtDNA stress-mediated inflammatory response. Recently it was demonstrated that TFAM is required to maintain mtDNA integrity and that it is a ke…
The function of the cells present in the primary yolk sac is still unknown and the secondary yolk sac, although it is responsible for the initial nutrition of the fetus, it functions still remains questioned. And the two-dimensional in vitro (2D) culture of this structure does not provide accurate information about the composition, architecture and function of this tissue. So, to resolve …
The diaphragm is the main muscle of breathing that in action with other respiratory muscles performs chest wall expansion and therefore pulmonary ventilation. The Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD) is a genetic recessive disease characterized by severe and progressive muscle weakness and atrophy. Occurs due a mutation in the gene encoding the 427 kDa protein, called dystrophin and affects …
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