graduation at Abi - Ciências Biológicas from Universidade de São Paulo (2018). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The increasing rates of antimicrobial resistance have prompted the use of new approaches to prevent or mitigate resistance in pathogens. Historically, soil microbial communities or impacted marine environments were sources of new antimicrobials. Recently, data obtained from preserved marine environments have enabled the discovery of distant homologous genes for the production of novel ant…
The benefits of the antibiotics are unquestionable. The usage of this drugs allowed to cure bacterial infections and gave safer conditions to patients who are through immunologically debilitant treatment as chemotherapy and organ transplantations. However, the growing usage both in health clinic and livestock/fish farming (among other) caused the fast evolution of antibiotic resistance ge…
Comprehending gene expression in bacteria is fundamental to understand the logic of bacterial decisions, to create tools for Synthetic Biology and to elucidate gene expression profiles in complex metagenomics communities. In prokaryotes, there are two main levels of transcriptional regulation. The first one relies on sigma factors (Ã), which give specificity to RNA polymerases by guiding …
Microorganisms have been used in a wide range of activities, for instance, as biotechnological tools in the production of bread and wine and, recently, as a source of molecules with biotechnological applications that improve many industrial processes. Whereas proteases are widely employed to produce high-yield detergents and food enrichment, glycosyl hydrolases (GHs) have been used in the…
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