She holds a degree in Biochemical Pharmacy from the University of São Paulo (1995), a master's degree in Biological Sciences (Pharmacology) from the University of São Paulo (1998) and a doctorate in Biological Sciences (Pharmacology) from the University of São Paulo (2003). Post Doctorate in Molecular Biology from the University of São Paulo (2007). She taught as a teaching assistant in the discipline of Pharmacology at the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Ribeirão Preto from February to December 2006. In March 2008 she assumed the position of Professor Doctor of the discipline Quality Control of Pharmaceutical and Cosmetic Products of the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences of FCFRP - USP. Has experience in General Pharmacology and Genetics, focusing on Molecular Genetics and Microorganisms. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Since the 80s, the number of patients affected by invasive infections caused by Candida species has been increasing due the increase of immunocompromised patients, invasive procedures, and use of broad-spectrum antibiotics. These yeasts, which are part of the human microbiota, take advantage of imbalances on the host to cause infections, which can be superficial or invasive. The invasive …
Aspergillus fumigatus is a saprophyte mold of great importance in the environment by recycling carbon and nitrogen. However, in the last 20 years, this ascomycete is no longer just a minor saprophyte mold to become one of the major human pathogens. During the infection process, the fungus A. fumigatus is facing a dramatic change in the CO2 concentrations (0.036% in their natural habitat t…
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Invasive fungal infections are an important public healt problem, and yeast from Candida group are one of the main cause of hospital infections and also frequent cause of blood infections. Candida species can live as comensal in healthy organisms, but may cause systemic infections in immunocompromised patients and its incidence has been increasing during the last decades. More than 17 C…
Since the 80s, the number of patients affected by invasive infections caused by Candida species has been increasing due the increase of immunocompromised patients, invasive procedures, and use of broad-spectrum antibiotics. These yeasts, which are part of the human microbiota, take advantage of imbalances on the host to cause infections, which can be superficial or invasive. The invasive …
Aspergillus fumigatus is a saprophytic and filamentous fungus of great importance in the environment for recycle carbon and nitrogen. This fungus can be found in all regions of the world. However, in the last two decades, with the spread of AIDS, as well as the development of new immunosuppressive drugs and techniques for organ transplants, this ascomycete is no longer just a saprophytic …
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