JGCB graduated in Medicine (1987) from the University of São Paulo, MSc (1993) and PhD (1997) in Comparative Physiology of Energy Metabolism from the Institute of Biosciences of the University of São Paulo and PhD (2006) in Electrical Engineering from the Polytechnic School of the University from Sao Paulo. He is an Associate Professor in the Department of Physiology at the Institute of Biosciences of the University of São Paulo. Has experience in General, Comparative and Cardiovascular Physiology and Energy Metabolism, with emphasis on the following topics: mathematical modeling, dynamic systems, entropy generation in biological processes, biological scale, temperature effects. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The maintenance of life depends on keeping the organic system out of thermodynamic equilibrium. This, in turn, implies the existence of flows both crossing the boundaries of the system and internally, due to differences in sustained potentials. The evolutionary process by natural selection, despite not being teleological, generates optimizations in biological systems. This statement is, h…
Muscle fatigue is a scientific open question. Its causal factors are diverse and the intracellular fall in pH due to the contractile activity plays a major role. Carnosine, a dipeptide formed by L-histidine and b-alanine, is found in skeletal muscles and is an important pH-buffering agent. In this scenario, b-alanine supplementation becomes relevant since an increase in cytoplasmic carnos…
Approximate Entropy ( ApEn ) is an extremely popular tool for nonlinear analysis. However, due to the arbitrary choice of parameters for the application of the tool, the results may lose consistency: two clearly distinct series can be classified in opposite ways depending on the choice made by the observer. It can be found two attempts to overcome this lack of consistency. One of these, p…
The kidneys of terrestrial vertebrates face a paradoxical situation due to their evolutionary origin. The protovertebrates that invaded fresh rainwater had their body fluids hypertonic/hyperosmotic in relation to the new environment. As a result, the excretory system, which previously dealt with small flows of water, now has to be able to remove large amounts of free water from the body. …
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