Currently, she is immersed in the renowned Master's program of Functional and Molecular Biology at the prestigious Institute of Biology (IB) at the University of Campinas. Under the generous auspices of CNPq, she embarked on a research endeavor in the field of Biochemistry, unraveling the intricate gears of glucose metabolism and signal transduction pathways. Her sharp focus is directed towards colorectal and esophageal cancer, in the pursuit of understanding the mechanism of action of chemotherapeutic agents, particularly under the notable protein tyrosine phosphatase LMWPTP. Equipped with a solid background in Biological Sciences from the University Paulista - UNIP, she conducted her Undergraduate Research in the same field over the past two years, graced by the prestigious financial support of FAPESP. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Colorectal cancer is still top 3 in the cause of cancer death worldwide. The late diagnosis together with the resistance acquisition of this cancer, are responsible for the low efficiency of the therapeutic protocols available. Thus, more effective therapeutic strategies are desirable. To this end, the molecular knowledge of cancer biology and the use of cellular models with a complexity …
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