Currently majoring in Biological Sciences at São Paulo State University, Rio Claro campus. Currently engaged in a scientific initiation project, aiming at the histopathological analysis of the liver of tick (Rhipicephalus linnaei) host rabbits exposed to the extract of the Cannabis sativa plant as a healing agent for mechanical lesions. The project is funded by a CNPq scholarship (process number 121204/2023-5) and by a FAPESP grant (process n 2023/13159-0). A member of the BCSTM ("Brazilian Central of Studies on Ticks Morphology") research group, internationally recognized for its production and innovation. Primarily active in the fields of histology, toxicology, and parasitology. E-mail: davy.sapatini@unesp.br (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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