Hello, I'm Júlia Malherbi Tochetto, a Biochemical Engineering student at the University of São Paulo and Talent Management Leader of the ENACTUS-EEL team. With experience in Biotechnology, Molecular Biology, Enzymology, and Genetics, I completed all my schooling and technical instruction at Colégio Vicentino São José (from 2006 to 2020). Still during high school, I achieved several medals in knowledge Olympiads in the areas of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, among which the biggest one was a gold medal in the Paranaense Chemistry Olympiad. During my undergraduate studies, I had the opportunity to be a Scientific Initiation student at the Laboratory of Synthetic and Molecular Biology funded by FAPESP, and with my project, I was honored with two academic recognition awards. Additionally, I was able to explore my interpersonal and audiovisual communication skills during my participation in the Communication and Marketing advisory role for the ENACTUS team and the Canário Project, always having the privilege of being in direct contact with the community! (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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TIMPs are human proteins that inhibits MMPs maintaining the tissue homeostasis. The TIMP1 protein has a N- and C-terminus domains that act independently. Its configuration promotes a contradictory functionality to the TIMP1, since the N-terminus domain inhibits the action of MMPs, while the C-terminus domain induce the MMPs production. Due to this trait it is possible to explore the th…
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