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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Ciências Farmacêuticas (FCF) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduation at Farmácia from Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul (2011), master's at FARMÁCIA from Universidade Federal de Mato Grosso do Sul (2014) and doctorate at Pharmacy from Universidade de São Paulo (2017). Has experience in Pharmacy, focusing on Pharmacognosy (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Biodiversity is organized through complex interactions between the individuals in the ecosystems, which respond differently to stimuli, whether these are abiotic factors, pollution, climate change, urbanization, and others. In addition to the environmental adversities, plants also have to deal with the parasitism of their peers. The parasitism in plants is currently defined by the presenc…
Parasitic plants are defined as plants that have an specific organ, the haustorium, used to connect into other plants to obtain water, mineral salts and sometimes even chlorophyll. Often known as pests, they are responsible for causing problems in crops around the world and invading ecosystems, undermining their balance. The Loranthaceae Family is among the largest families of parasitic p…
The de-replication process is used in metabolomic analyses for the annotation of already identified substances. When this process cannot suggest a known chemical structure, it indicates the possibility of the presence of a potentially new structure. Thus, the present project is a continuation of the metabolomic analysis project of parasitic plants versus host plants, aiming at the isolati…
For their survival and perpetuation, plants are notoriously different from other living beings in that they have a second basic metabolism to resist the biotic and abiotic factors that are inevitable due to their sessile nature. Micromolecules called secondary metabolites, or natural products, are responsible for many activities in plant development, and especially for the plant's defense…
The project aims to investigate the transfer of substances between parasitic plants and their hosts using isotopic labeling techniques. Focusing on the complex relationship between parasitic species and their hosts, the study employs the insertion of 13C-labeled glucose and synthetic molecules of various polarities into the tissues of the host plants to track the movement of these compoun…
The project's goal is to make a chemical correlation between the constituents of the parasite plant Passovia ovata with its host Trembleya parviflora, aiming for the comprehension of the secondary metabolite sharing or accumulation. The bird weeds, as they are known as in Brazil, are parasites that will dock in the host's tissue, using their nutrients, water, and various chemical substanc…
Several plants acting in the gastrointestinal tract - rich in tannins and anthraquinones - still have many doubts about its mechanism of action and toxicity. Plants rich in anthraquinones are widely used as laxatives and prolonged use leads to colon melanosis, while the tannins do not have a full comprehensive mechanism of action, and its action is related with their chemical properties. …
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