Jose Francisco Hofling in research grants and scholarships supported by FAPESP.
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The use of medicinal plants is a millenarian practice and plays an important role in the development of commercial drugs, since they are sources of bioactive principles that act in a therapeutic way in the human organism. Many plants are indicated in the literature because they show antimicrobial activities, showing a good alternative in the development of studies that look for new compou…
Fungi of the genus Candida, have become more frequent as agents of fungal infections, particularly associated with immunocompromised patients. It has been reported in the literature an increasing occurrence of resistance of these microorganisms to antifungal drugs available for the treatment of these pathologies, such as polyenes and azoles agents, which has led researchers in this field …
The yeast cells of Candida genus are commonly found on inanimate objects, food, plants and animals, many of which Candida species are normally commensals in humans. However, physiological changes in the body of the host are sufficient for commensal species change to pathogenic form, causing infections, known as thrush, and even death of the host. These yeasts have several mechanisms of re…
Candida fungi, related to infections associated with immunosuppressed patients, have demonstrated a growing acquisition of resistance to antifungal drugs available for the control of these microorganisms, which has led the researchers in this area to look for new alternatives of drugs that have an action against these organisms. In this context, essential oils extracted from plants of the…
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