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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Zootecnia e Engenharia de Alimentos (FZEA) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Associate Professor in the Department of Veterinary Medicine at FZEA/USP. Veterinarian (FMVZ/USP), Associate Professor in Genetics, Epigenetics and Animal Biotechnology (2022). Master's, doctorate and post-doctorate degrees in studies of cellular reprogramming by gene induction to pluripotency and nuclear transfer, stem cells and animal models. Research focuses on the use of cellular reprogramming for biomedical, veterinary and biotechnological applications (in vitro gametogenesis, cultivated meat and other models). Received the CAPES Thesis Award in 2014 and the Outstanding Researcher Award from the Brazilian Society of Embryo Technology (SBTE) in 2024. Full advisor of the Postgraduate Programs in Anatomy of Domestic and Wild Animals (CAPES 7) of FMVZ/USP and Biosciences (CAPES 5) of FZEA/USP. Has been responsible for several research projects, including Young Investigator (FAPESP), Universal (CNPq), CAPES and international non-governmental institutions (e.g., GFI). Member of the SBTE board 2018-2024. ResearcherID: C-6679-2012 fabianabressan@usp.br (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Cellular reprogramming technologies are a promising tool for the understanding of pluripotent cell biology and also to study several genetic and tissue-related disorders, enabling the investigation of the molecular events responsible for the acquisition of competency into pluri- and totipotency. This proposal aims to consolidate procedures for the generation of induced pluripotent stem (i…
Livestock farming plays a fundamental role in Brazil, making the country one of the world's leading meat producers and exporters, significantly contributing to the economy and creating jobs directly and indirectly. However, the sector faces environmental and social challenges, such as the need to reduce environmental impacts and animal welfare. As a result, many companies are emerging on …
In vitro cultivation of embryos facilitates the understanding of formation mechanisms and developmental stages usually inaccessible during early embryonic development. Induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are a useful tool to facilitate the application of advanced reproductive technologies, contributing to the generation of animals of high genetic merit in a short period of time. Thus, …
Even though the production and research of iPSCs have gradually advanced and there are attempts to extrapolate the technique to different animal species, there is still a limitation to human and murine organisms as models.Once properly reprogrammed, they present the potential for differentiation in any tissue of the organism, bringing numerous benefits to regenerative and reproductive med…
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Induced pluripotency cells (iPSC) have the ability to differentiate into cells of the three layers, constituting a wide variety of tissues. The ability of these cells to differentiate allows their use in different sectors of the economy, such as regenerative medicine, in the protection of endangered species and in vitro meat production. Therefore, the differentiation of induced pluripoten…
Induced pluripotency cells (iPSC) have the ability to differentiate into a large number of cellsand to constitute a wide variety of tissues in both human and animal bodies. This ability todifferentiate cells allows them to be used in various economic, industrial and cutting-edgeresearch sectors, such as regenerative medicine and in vitro meat production for the foodindustry. Such studies …
The possibility of reprogramming somatic cells into induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), due to their ability to differentiate into tissues of the three embryonic layers, offers an unprecedented opportunity in translational and regenerative medicine, especially for neurological disorders. In this context, it is worth highlighting Alzheimer's Disease (AD), a neurodegenerative disorder t…
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The canine species represents an attractive experimental clinical model for humanbehavioral, muscular, and neurological diseases. Compared to murine models, it has severaladvantages, especially the genomic similarity, and exposure to variable environmentalfactors, hence developing similar diseases naturally, such as Alzheimer's Disease (AD) andCanine Cognitive Dysfunction (CCD). Thus,…
The present proposal aims for an internship at Prof. Simões-Costa laboratory (Harvard Medical School), which has been a world reference in the study of gene expression during embryonic development and, therefore, of great importance regarding stem cells and its applications for the analysis of disease models, drugs, compression of the developmental mechanisms, among others. It is proposed…
Alternative and innovative technologies in regenerative medicine are widely desirable. In vitro technologies are the key to regenerative medicine and can also be an alternative to animal protein production, enabling, for example, the development of cell-based meat an innovative technology in the food system. The main step in the in vitro study of muscle diseases requires the culture of sa…
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