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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas de Ribeirão Preto (FCFRP) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Professor Cabral is an Associate Professor of Industrial Enzymology at School Pharmaceutical Sciences of Ribeirao Preto - University of Sao Paulo. He received his bachelor?s degree in Biological Sciences from São Paulo State University in 1999, Master degree in Molecular Biophysical and a Doctorate in Molecular Biophysical from São Paulo State University in 2001 and 2005, respectively. He carried out a short post-doctoral fellowship at São Paulo State University in 2006 - 2007. Professor Cabral established an independent scientific career at School Pharmaceutical Sciences of Ribeirao Preto - University of Sao Paulo, where he supervises a laboratory of Industrial Enzymes. In February 2017, Dr. Cabral was promoted to Associate Professor in the discipline of Industrial Enzymology. His lab works on the production, purification and biochemical characterization of proteases. His lab works in the study of proteomics of the filamentous fungi and molecular biology (cloning and expression of enzymes). Professor Cabral has published over 35 articles. He has participated of different congress with the poster presentation. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Since ancient times, microorganisms have been widely used to obtain various products of human interest. With technological advances, fermentation bioprocesses have become essential for the large-scale production of metabolites, including proteins and enzymes. Among these enzymes, proteases play crucial roles in physiological and industrial processes, and a specific group of them, collagen…
The prospects for the use of industrial microbial enzymes have increased considerably in the 21st century, with an increasing trend as the new enzymes present significant potential to meet the needs of several industrial sectors. Enzymes of microbial origin, besides being robust, have significant potential in waste management and, consequently, in the development of a safer environment. T…
Microorganisms are known as sources of industrial enzymes due to easy availability, and rapid growth rate. Genetic modifications using recombinant DNA technology can be easily held in microbial cells to increase production of the enzyme, and scientific development. The industrial production of enzymes is an area of Biotechnology in expansion that moves billions of dollars annually and the…
The proteome is the complete set of proteins encoded by the genome and allows to understand how cells adapt to different environmental conditions and provides important information about the proteins quantities and post-translational modifications.The proteomic studies have become an excellent tool to explore, discover and identify the proteins expressed in response to environmental stres…
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Since ancient times, microorganisms have been widely used to obtain various products of human interest. With technological advances, fermentation bioprocesses have become essential for the large-scale production of metabolites, including proteins and enzymes. Among these enzymes, proteases play crucial roles in physiological and industrial processes, and a specific group of them, collagen…
The study on fungal peptidase is considered a relevant topic worldwide, as these enzymes are involved in several physiological processes in different organisms, so the understanding of how some pathogenic fungi interact with the hosts, using these enzymes can open new opportunities for therapies, in the design of inhibitors for peptidases involved in pathogenicity associated with filament…
The prospect of using microbial enzymes in industrial processes has increased considerably in the 21st century. This trend of enzyme application increases as new enzymes are discovered and have significant potential to meet the needs of industrial sectors. The enzyme market is expected to reach a value of US$14.7 billion by 2025, registering a compound annual growth rate of 6.7% in value …
The biotechnological industry has growing around the world, including Brazil. However, research and development national funding is under the satisfactory level. The production of enzymes is an important biotechnological branch given that represents high economic gains and is in expansion. Microorganisms are the most applied in enzyme production, given its low cust of manipulation and hig…
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Lapachol is a naphtoquinone extracted from plants of Bignoniaceae family with diverse biological activities such as anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory and others, being, therefore, of great interest to pharmaceutical industry. This molecule has been extensively studied in search of new bioactive analogs and one way to obtain these derivatives is by biotransformations studies. Fungi have been …
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