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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus São Paulo. Escola Paulista de Medicina (EPM) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Undergraduation in Biology from Mackenzie Presbiterian Univerisry. Specialization in Bioethics Faculty of Medicine University of São Paulo FM USP. Master's degree (Cell and Tissue Biology) by the Institute of Biomedical Sciences (ICB-USP) and PhD (Experimental Physiopathology - FMUSP). Post-doctorate (Northumbria University, UK). Worked at the Department of Pathology at FMUSP and at the Department of Legal Medicine, Medical Ethics, Social and Ocupational Medicine at FMUSP. From 2004 to 2007, was responsible for the analysis of genetic identity in the Central Laboratory of Radioimmunoassay of São Paulo (CRIESP). Accreditation Invstigative pathology (2019).Currently Associate Professor at the Department of Pathology of Escola Paulista de Medicina Universidade Federal de São Paulo (EPM / UNIFESP). Forensic Pathology and Investigative Pathology for Undergraduate courses of Biomedicine, Medicine, Nursing and Fonoaudiology). Professor and supervisor at Pathology Graduation Program (Masters and Doctorate). Coordinator of the Laboratory of Molecular Pathology - Advisor CNPq, Capes and FAPESP. Experience in Medicine, with emphasis in Electronic Microscopy, Morphometry and Forensic Genetics, working mainly in the following subjects: forensic pathology, population genetics, human identification.At every stage of my career, I have benefited not only from interdisciplinary experience but also from exceptional mentors, and I am dedicated to mentoring the next generation of scientists with the same spirit. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The analysis of microsatellite markers of the Y chromosome (Y-STR) has been widely used in forensic identification, kinship testing and population studies. In cases of rape, or pregnancy resulting from rape where suspects have a degree of kinship, determination of the Y-STR haplotype becomes fundamental. In the international literature, parent / child pairs previously confirmed by autosom…
Recently, investigations of genetic linkage and human identification through DNA analysis have been required for several types of cases. A challenge commonly encountered occurs when the DNA sample is highly degraded. There are many cases in which post-mortem human bones that have been exposed to adverse environmental conditions and contaminants are the only materials available for analys…
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The Arrangement Tissue Matrix (Tissue Microarray or TMA) may be considered a simple but very effective technique since it is based on miniaturization and ordered grouping of tissue samples for large-scale surveys. This technique, described by Kononen et al (1998) and widely used, allows the investigation of fungi, proteins, DNA, and RNA by tests involving slide staining with Hematoxylin &…
In Brazil, the practice of forensic identification of bodies has singular importance because of the high numbers of missing person’s records. Besides the investigation of crimes related to the elucidation, skeletal remains have been used as a source of DNA to determine, with virtually absolute reliability, paternity or filiation, human identification in natural disasters, wars and conflic…
The microsatellite or Short Tandem Repeats (STRs) markers are characterized by high levels of heterozygosity, uniform dispersion, high reproducibility, codominance and possibility of for genotyping using sensitive methods. Because of these characteristics, these markers have been widely used in population genetics, evolutionary studies and forensic analysis. In Brazil, we have several t…
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