Studied at the Federal Institute of São Paulo for high school (2014). Bachelor's degree in Biomedicine from University of Faculdades Metropolitanas Unidas (FMU), with qualifications in clinical pathology and molecular biology (2019). Was part of the Marco Antônio Abrahão Academic Center (CAABMAA) during graduation, participating in several certified academic activities. Was also an student of Scientific Initiation at the Laboratory of Skeletal Muscle Plasticity in the Department of Human Anatomy from the Institute of Biomedical Sciences of the University of São Paulo (ICB-USP) (2015-2017), with FAPESP scholarship (process no: 2016 / 12894-4), where acquired experience in the #8203;#8203;morphology, with emphasis on cell and molecular biology of skeletal muscle. Was a membermember of the Biomaterials and Spectroscopy laboratory of the School of Arts, Sciences and Humanities of the University and São Paulo (EACH-USP), where she completed her master's degree with focus on the development of biomaterials and conformational studies, as well as the biological activity of polymers and biopolymers. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Satellite cells have the capacity to originate differentiated cells, as well as to replenish the quiescent satellite cell pool, a process called self-renewal. In response to the injury of myofibers, satellite cells are activated, proliferate, some of them undergo self-renewal and most of them differentiate into myofibers. Considering that the mechanisms involved in the satellite cell self…
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