Undergraduate student in Dentistry, Bauru School of Dentistry, University of São Paulo FOB-USP. To develop research work as a biochemistry area of the Department of Basic Sciences of FOB - USP, under the guidance of Professor Dr. Marília Afonso Rabelo Buzalaf, funded by the USP Single Scholarship Program (PUB - USP). Project underway, under the guidance of Professor Carolina Carolina Magalhães, in the area of Biochemistry, entitled "Effect of the stevia effect on dental caries development in dentin under biofilm microcosm model". Member of the Tutorial Education Program (PET), maintained by the Higher Education Secretariat (SESu / MEC - Law 11.180 of September 23, 2005; Ordinance No. 976 of July 27, 2010), developing teaching, research and extension activities since 2019. Member of the Brazilian Society of Dental Research - SBPqO. Endodontic League President - FOB USP (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The presence of acquired enamel pellicle (AEP) is one of the protective factors against erosive tooth wear (ETW) and dental caries. With the advancement of omics techniques, acid-resistant proteins have been identified in the AEP, which has stimulated "acquired pellicle engineering" procedures, focused on enriching this integument with proteins with high capacity to bind to hydroxyapatite…
The main objective of this project will be to evaluate the proteomic profile of the acquired pellicle after rinsing solutions with peptides of statherin. This incorporation may favor the ability of the acquired enamel pellicle (AEP) to protect against erosion. In preliminary experiments of our group, statherin was recently identified as a resistant protein against removal for HCl, at both…
The study focuses on modifying the acquired pellicle (AP), a crucial factor in protecting against dental caries, erosive tooth wear, and biofilm modification. Advances in "omic" techniques have revealed acid-resistant proteins in AP, driving the "acquired pellicle engineering procedures". Thus, enrich this layer with proteins highly binding to hydroxyapatite, potentially influencing biofi…
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