CV Lattes
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (UNESP). Campus de Jaboticabal. Faculdade de Ciências Agrárias e Veterinárias (FCAV) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
MSc degree in Genetcs (1984) e PHd in Genetics (1989). Visiting scientist at University of Nebraska Lincoln - USA (1993-1994) and Animal Genetics and Breeding Unit - Austrália (1999 - 2000).She is full professor at UNESP and CNPq researcher level 1A. She works with beef cattle breeding and genetic mainly with parameter estimation, random regression models and selection for sexual precocity. Lately, she has been leading research projects in genomic selection for traits difficult to measure in beef cattle. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Multi-user equipment approved in grant 2017/10630-2: Server. Abstract of thematic project. In general, Brazilian beef herds need to improve their indexes of efficiency and the final product (meat) quality. Moreover, nowadays, there is a worldwide concern about the animal production sustainability, which could be improved selecting animals with decreased enteric methane emission to the atm…
In general, Brazilian beef herds need to improve their indexes of efficiency and the final product (meat) quality. Moreover, nowadays, there is a worldwide concern about the animal production sustainability, which could be improved selecting animals with decreased enteric methane emission to the atmosphere. With the evolution of the complete genome sequencing and the decreasing sequencing…
Brazil has a herd of more than 150 million of Nellore (Bos indicus) cattle (about 72%), which despite being adapted to the Brazilian management conditions, present lower meat quality when compared to Bos taurus. In the international meat market, there is a trend towards the valorization of differentiated meat products in terms of meat organoleptic properties and concerns about the consequ…
Brazil has a herd of more than 150 million of Nellore cattle (about 72%), which despite being adapted to the Brazilian management conditions, present lower meat quality when compared to Bos taurus. In the international meat market, there is a trend towards the valorization of differentiated meat products in terms of meat organoleptic properties and concerns about the consequences of its c…
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Sustainable animal production is a topic that has been gaining more and more notoriety due to the current global environmental and geopolitical scenario. The development of methane mitigation strategies that do not negatively affect productivity is a major challenge for nutritionists and ruminant geneticists. Furthermore, improvements in feed efficiency of beef cattle have the potential t…
The aim of this study is to estimate the variance of gametic diversity of potential breeding animals for economically important traits using recombination rates between SNP markers and SNP marker effects and finally, to compare the response to selection for the traits considering or not the variance of gametic diversity. Some reproductive traits to be considered are scrotal circumference,…
Adapted and productive genetic resources are required to maximize milk production in Brazil, considering the diversity of productive systems and climatic conditions (tropical and subtropical). The ideal racial composition can range depending on environmental conditions, requiring appropriate methods to investigate the genotype by environment interaction (GxE), such as, the genomic reactio…
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With the process of globalization, population growth creates additional pressure on production systems, which must become more efficient and sustainable to avoid negative environmental impacts. Methane (CH4) emissions are the main environmental challenges related to livestock farming. In addition to its impact on the environment, CH4 production represents a loss of food energy, resulting …
Recombination is a fundamental biological process in which parental genetic materials are exchanged during the egg or sperm meiosis; in addition, failures in recombination may lead to a potentially deleterious outcome, as aneuploidy. The objectives of the present study are to identify recombination events in male and female Nellore cattle and, through functional analyzes, to identify dele…
Some studies have shown existence of differentiation among biotypes and opened a perspective to promote increments in the meat production chain, allowing the selection of animals with appropriate profile to the objectives of different properties. However, there are no studies considering the biotypes in different environments and using genomic information to identify regions associated wi…
Meat quality traits are difficult to measure and not often included in current breedingprograms. However, due to the great economic importance of these traits, research toimprove our knowledge on the molecular factors and mechanisms that control theexpression of these traits is increasing. This project aims to evaluate the differential coexpressionof genes in Nellore bulls muscle tissue, …
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