Dental Surgeon from the University of Ribeirão Preto (2018/2022). Conducted a scientific initiation project with FAPESP support (2021/2022) on the epigenetics of oral carcinoma cancer stem cells at the Oral Biology Laboratory at the University of São Paulo (FORP-USP), where he worked with epigenetic modifications of histones, gene and protein expression analyses of genes and proteins essential to tumorigenesis, and collection of exosomes and gene analysis of the intrinsic content of cancer stem cell exosomes. Master's degree in Genetics, Basic and Oral Biology from the University of São Paulo (FORP-USP), with CAPES assistance (2023/2025), working in the areas of molecular biology of cancer, cancer stem cell accumulation pathways, mechanisms of chemoresistance to the compound Cisplatin, screening of new antineoplastic compounds, the effects of overexpression and gene inhibition by CRISPR of long non-coding RNAs on tumor progression in tumor stem cells resistant to the compound Cisplatin, and the influence of exosome content on cellular and tumorigenic plasticity. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Oral carcinoma is responsible for many deaths each year and has a great capacity to develop recurrences and metastases due to failures in therapy associated with chemoresistance. Conventional treatments such as radio and chemotherapy destroy differentiated tumor cells, but a small population called tumor stem cells remain intact and repopulate the tumor. These treatments favor the increas…
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