CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Instituto de Biociências (IB) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Holds a degree in Biological Sciences, a Masters and a PhD in Ecology from the University of São Paulo (USP), and completed postdoctoral training at the Institute of Biosciences at USP and the University of Turku (Finland). Currently is an Associate Professor at the University of São Paulo.Conducts research in the fields of Ecology and Phytochemistry, with a focus on the identification and quantification of natural productsparticularly polyphenolsusing a metabolomics-based approach. Her work is structured around two main research lines: 1. Investigation of the role of polyphenols in plant defense responses to abiotic stress factors such as desiccation, ultraviolet radiation, and air pollutants; 2. Characterization of the chemical diversity of native flora, with an emphasis on bryophytes.Her research aims to elucidate the biochemical mechanisms underlying plant adaptation to environmentally stressful conditions, contributing to biodiversity conservation and advancing knowledge on specialized plant metabolites. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Due to the rapid climate change currently occurring on Earth, there is an urgent need for new strategies in agriculture to meet the needs of human consumption. Arguably, understanding how plants from natural ecosystems respond to climate change is as important as understanding how our current, genetically limited, crops respond to climate change. By understanding how plant defense strateg…
Lamiaceae is a botanical family with a cosmopolitan distribution that includes about 300 genera and 7500 species. Species of this family are usually herbaceous and shrubs, being least frequent the arboreal type. They are well known for their aromatic characteristics, and their volatile oils are the object of economic interest for medicinal, cosmetic and food industries. Hyptis Jacq., with…
Croton L., Euphorbiaceae Juss., comprises about 1,300 species of plants, widely distributed in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. Many of them are quite known for their therapeutic use in traditional medicine for the treatment of various ailments such as digestive disorders, inflammation, diabetes, and others. The chemistry of Croton is very diverse. The most common constituen…
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Organisms in natural ecosystems have developed evolutionary strategies to interact to biotic and abiotic conditions. Plants, as sessile organisms, have morphological and chemical strategies, including the production of specialized (or secondary) metabolites, which act as an interface, increasing the plant' overall survival capacity. In the last century, climate change induced by human act…
Plants have several physiologic and metabolic strategies to cope with air pollution, including reconfiguration of primary and secondary metabolites, increasing of antioxidant enzyme activity, and emission of volatile organic compounds. Besides its plant defensive properties, the emission of biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs) may impact urban ozone and secondary organic aerosol (S…
From the appearance of the first embryophytes to the present, an evolutionary process has occurred that supposes an enormous adaptive feat in the face of the metabolic consequences of environmental stress, hence the establishment of optimal and comfortable plant life, despite a sessile condition, it was achieved mainly by innovation of chemical mechanisms in various terrestrial spaces. Fo…
The expansion of cities, the agricultural and industrial activities that have occurred in the last decades have caused the fragment of the forest ecosystems. Given the intense industrial and urban development along the Atlantic coast, from the northeast to the south of Brazil, the environmental disturbance in the vegetation of this region is serious. Forest ecosystems are naturally subjec…
Plants in natural ecosystems develop several strategies to cope with biotic and abiotic conditions of the environment. Being sessile organisms, most of these strategies involve the production of chemical compounds, called secondary metabolites. They act as an interface between the plant and the environment and increasing its performance. In the last century, human-induced climate change h…
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Plants have several physiologic and metabolic strategies to cope with air pollution, including reconfiguration of primary and secondary metabolites, increasing of antioxidant enzyme activity, and emission of volatile organic compounds. Besides its plant defensive properties, the emission of biogenic volatile organic compounds (BVOCs) may impact urban ozone and secondary organic aerosol (S…
Phenolic compounds represent an important class of plant secondary metabolites. Their ecological importance was earlier described as anti-herbivore defenses and attractive to plant pollinators. Recently, it was found that phenolic substances, such as anthocyanins and tannins, are also capable of acting as non-enzymatic antioxidants on plant defense to oxidative burst. According to some au…
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