Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (University of Sao Paulo - Brazil). My interests are in conservation medicine, focusing on wildlife infectious diseases, immunopathology and wildlife comparative pathology. Had research experience in the Laboratory of Wildlife Comparative Pathology searching for the presence of pesticides in biological samples of roadkill wild carnivores from the state of Sao Paulo (Brazil). Had international experience doing an internship in the Department of Pathology of University of Georgia (USA), following research activities with infectious diseases ecology and wildlife pathology. Volunteered in brazilian conservation projects as Programa de Conservaçao Mamíferos do Cerrado e Projeto Bandeiras e Rodovias. As an undergraduate student I got involved in several extracurricular activies such as being student representative to the Graduation Committee, working as monitor in the discipline General Pathology, being president in the XXIX Veterinary Academic Week, director of courses department in the Centro Academico Moacyr Rossi Nilsson and student member in the Wildlife Studies Group. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Brazil has one of the most diversity of primates in the world and it's a priority area for the conservation of these species. The agriculture expansion, habitat fragmentation, human population growth and climate change put these populations at risk and may facilitate the emergence and transmission of infectious diseases to them. Neotropical primates are highly susceptible to toxoplasmosis…
Agriculture is one of the economic sectors that contributes most to the Brazilian economy, being fundamental for socioeconomic development and for national and world food production. Thus, in order to maintain or even increase their productivity, rural farmers and ranchers make use of technological resources, such as roads and agricultural inputs, such as pesticides, making Brazil the lar…
Neotropical primates are susceptible to infection by the protozoan Toxoplasma gondii, with differences in morbidity and mortality between species, potentially associated with their evolutionary history and ecology. The mega-diversity of the Brazilian fauna, including the great variety of primates, as well as the enormous diversity of parasites, with hundreds of different strains of T. gon…
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