Master's student at the Post-graduation Program Interdisciplinary in Health Sciences at the Federal University of São Paulo - campus Baixada Santista. Member of the Laboratory of Experimental Toxicology (LaToEx) - UNIFESP since 2019, where she develops her master's research entitled "Can the gut microbiota modulated by cesarean section alter neuroendocrine aspects and the neurotoxicity pattern of DEHP phthalate in adult male rats?". Student member of the Brazilian Society of Toxicology (SBTox). Graduated in Marine Science and Technology by the Federal University of São Paulo - campus Baixada Santista. Developed undergraduate research project FAPESP entitled "Can the gut microbiota modulated by cesarean section alter the morphophysiology of the reproductive system of rats?". Developed undergraduate research projet PIBIC entitled "Reproductive parameters of adult male rats exposed to manganese during the period of differentiation and proliferation of Sertoli cells". Participated in the Monitoring Program for the Life Functioning modules as a scholarship monitor. Participated in the Scientific Initiation program for High School at the Catholic University of Santos - Unisantos, with the project "Getting to know aromatherapy: cultivation, obtaining and use of essential oils for aesthetic and medicinal purposes". (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The gut microbiota (GM) is the group of microorganisms that inhabit the gastrointestinal tract of mammals, including humans. It plays a role in the host's organism, such as regulating energy balance and development and modulation of the immune system. Eubiosis corresponds to the balance between the MI and the host, while the disturbance of this balance is called dysbiosis. The birth pathw…
Gut microbiota is formed by a complex and diverse community of microorganisms that inhabit the digestive system of humans and animals, responsible for inducing immune responses after stimulus. A healthy and diverse microbiota is found in the state of eubiosis. In contrast, the state of dysbiosis indicates the imbalance between microorganisms and the host, resulting in several disturbances…
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