PhD in Microbiology at Sao Paulo University (2017 - 2021). Master degree in Science (2015), area of Microbiology at Sao Paulo University (USP), graduated in Biological Sciences (2011) in the Universidade Federal de Goias (UFG). Having great interest in the fields of microbial evolution, bacterial antibiotic resistance and persistance, population and community ecology, extremophiles microorganisms and astrobiology. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The World Health Organization lists antibiotic resistance as one of the main problems of public health, food safety, and the development of new drugs. Currently, several bacterial species have multiple mechanisms of resistance to antibiotics, making it difficult to treat bacterial infections in humans and animals. The use of bacteriophages or phages - viruses that infect bacteria - as an …
The extremophile microorganisms are adapted to live and develop in extremes of one or more physical parameters (radiation, temperature and pressure) and geochemical (pH, moisture and salinity) of a given environment. Whereas marine ecosystems, most of them are at depths beyond 1000 meters, so is considered deep sea environments as the most common of Earth. The major ecosystems found in th…
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