Undergraduate in Biological Sciences at São Paulo State University, Rio Claro - SP. Currently developing a Scientific Initiation project - funded by FAPESP (Process No. 2023/13159-0), with the aim of histopathological and ultrastructural analysis of the skin and liver of rabbits hosting dog ticks and exposed to Cannabis sativa floral extract. Member of the research group Brazilian Central of Studies on Ticks Morphology (BCSTM), led by Prof. Dr. Maria Izabel Camargo-Mathias. Has experience as a volunteer monitor in undergraduate courses (Histology and Functional Histology). During the undergraduate program, completed a scientific exchange period at Hubei University (HUBU), located in Wuhan, China (PROPe Unesp Call N06/2025). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The species of ticks Rhipicephalus linnaei (Audouin, 1826), known as the brown dog tick, not only causes damage by blood depletion but also serves as a vector for various pathogens. The control of these ectoparasites has been carried out through the use of synthetic chemical acaricides, and despite their effectiveness, they have led to the development of resistance in ticks. Plants have b…
The tick species Rhipicephalus linnaei (Audouin, 1826), known as the red dog tick, not only causes damage through blood loss but is also a vector for various pathogens. The control of these ectoparasites has been carried out through the use of acaricides based on synthetic chemical compounds, and despite their effectiveness, these substances induce resistance in the ticks. Plants have bee…
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