Masters degree in Marine and Coastal Biodiversity and Ecology (UNIFESP) with a FAPESP-funded project on the transcriptomics of the amphipod Tiburonella viscana, including a research internship at the University of Padua (Italy). Bachelors degree in Marine Science and Technology (UNIFESP) and specialization in Bioinformatics, with additional training in R, Python, Biopython and Linux/Shell Script. Experienced in de novo transcriptome assembly and analysis (Illumina NGS) with a focus on molecular ecotoxicology and bioinformatics applied to non-model organisms. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Sediment toxicity bioassays are used for the evaluation of the ecological risks produced by contaminants, which are related to biodiversity loss in benthic environments. In Brazil, there are few benthic models for these bioassays, and for those already established, the knowledge is incipient regarding the mechanisms of toxicity that are activated, generating effects at different levels of…
Marine pollution is a major threat to biodiversity, and toxicity tests are important to describe and identify environmental risks. Next-generation sequencing (NGS) techniques such as transcriptomics allow the decoding of molecular mechanisms of toxicity and specific biomarkers, supporting the description of initiating events of adverse outcome pathways (AOP), essential for monitoring, pol…
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