Graduated in Chemistry Degree from the Federal University of Ceará (2014). Has experience in the field of Natural Products, acting mainly on the following topics: coumarins, terpenoids, Vitaesterteroids, jatropha ribifolia, Acnistus arborescens, teaching chemistry and chemistry club. Concluded Master's degree (2016), at the Federal University of Ceará, with the title of the dissertation "Chemical and Pharmacological Investigation of the Chemical Constituents of Acnistus arboresecens Domesticada". Completed PhD (2021), at USP's Chemistry-Nequimed Group, at USP (São Carlos / IQSC), with a project aimed at analyzing metabolism and chemical stability through LC-MS, with an emphasis on the development and validation of chromatographic methods. Performed a Post-Doc at Instituto di Chimica Biomoleculare from Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche at Naples-Italy on the study of Marines Natural Products and a Post-Doctoral internship at the Unesp Chemistry Institute - Araraquara, under the supervision of Professroa Dra Vanderlan Bolzani, in the study of natural cyclopeptides from plants of the Rubiaceae genus. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Cyclopeptides from plants can be understood as cyclic compounds formed mainly by peptide bonds containing 2-37 amino acids, where most of the amino acids are from the L-amino acid series. Based on their chemical skeletons and ecological distribution, peptides from plants can be classified into two major classes (homocyclopeptides and heterocyclopeptides), five subclasses (heteromonocyclop…
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