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Secretaria da Saúde (São Paulo - Estado). Coordenadoria de Controle de Doenças (CCD). Instituto Pasteur (IP) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Biological Sciences from the University of Santo Amaro (1990), Master of Science (Biology of the Pathogen-Host Relationship) from the University of São Paulo (1997), PhD in Science (Biology of the Pathogen-Host Relationship) from the University of São Paulo (2002) and post-doctorate in Genetics from UNESP (2006). She is currently advisor and member of the Coordinating Committee of the Postgraduate Program in Tropical Medicine at the Faculty of Medicine of the University of São Paulo and Scientific Researcher VI at the Pasteur Institute. She is vice-president of the Permanent Commission of the Full-Time Regime (CPRTI), and responsible for the area of Animal Pathology and Parasitology. Participated in the ORGANIZING COMMITTEE of the 59th. Congress of the Brazilian Society of Tropical Medicine - MEDTROP 2024, São Paulo, SP, September 2024. She has experience in Public Health, with emphasis on Malaria and Related Haemosporidian Parasites of Wildlife, working mainly on the following topics: Haemoparasites, Apicomplexa, Plasmodium malariae, diagnosis, molecular markers, population genetics, avian malaria, DNA barcoding and Culicidae vectors of endemic diseases. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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This project aims to establish a Colombia-Brazil collaboration network around the theme of the study of hemoparasites in herpetofauna, a diversified group recognized in both countries. Given the environmental conditions of the Colombian and Brazilian territories and the biodiversity of amphibians and reptiles that they shelter, we hope to discover a wide variety of molecular lineages, whi…
Development Plan intends to technological innovation through the physical adaptation of its structure and the acquisition of equipment in order to promote innovation and technological development, using the organizational structure approved in 2001. Thus, the technical units will begin to incorporate new functionalities for technical - sacrifice development and it will compose the Technol…
SUCEN is a research institution which main scope is the study of phenomena linked to epidemiology and the natural history of the transmission of disease-causing pathogens to humans, by vector arthropods and intermediate hosts.Thus, the requested equipment and accessories will be used to improve the institution's research service. The amount referring to the portion of institutional resear…
In Brazil, 99.7% of malaria cases occur in the Amazon Region, where Plasmodium vivax, Plasmodium falciparum and Plasmodium malariae are present. In the Extra-Amazon Region, malaria transmission prevails in Atlantic Forest areas. Autochthonous cases of this region, which are caused by P. vivax or P. malariae, have mostly low parasitemia and asymptomatic presentation. It is supposed that ma…
Plasmodium spp. (Apicomplexa: Haemosporida) is a protozoan of cosmopolitan distribution. Currently, 38 species of Plasmodium are officially recognized in birds. The birds have a prominent place in studies of this parasite, because for many years were used as experimental models in studies of human malaria, enabling a better understanding of the cycle of this parasite and the study of anti…
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Culicidae are an extremely large and cosmopolitan group, present throughout the tropical and temperate regions of the planet. The hematophagy of females makes them important vectors of agents that cause arboviruses and other diseases transmitted by bites. The genera Aedes, Anopheles and Culex stand out within the Culicidae family due to their medical importance, being responsible for the …
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