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Universidade Federal de São Paulo (UNIFESP). Campus Baixada Santista. Instituto do Mar (IMar) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
graduate at Bacharelado em Ciencias Biológicas from Universidade Santa Cecilia (1998), master's at Biological Oceanografy from Universidade de São Paulo (2004) and ph.d. at Biological Oceanografy from Universidade de São Paulo (2008). Has experience in General Biology, acting on the following subjects: ecotoxicologia, poluição marinha, poluição, biomarcadores and testes de toxicidade. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The industrial activity for iron (ore) producing and steel products processing results in the emission of particulate material in the atmosphere (APM) containing free metals and metallic nanoparticles. Many of these materials are emerging metals and nanoparticles that there are no environmental limits determined in the existing legislation. Dispersed in the atmosphere they may contaminate…
The industrial activity for iron (ore) producing and steel products processing results in the emission of particulate material in the atmosphere (APM) containing free metals and metallic nanoparticles. Many of these materials are emerging metals and nanoparticles that there are no environmental limits determined in the existing legislation. Dispersed in the atmosphere they may contaminate…
The industrial activity for iron (ore) producing and steel products processing results in the emission of particulate material in the atmosphere (APM) containing free metals and metallic nanoparticles. Many of these materials are emerging metals and nanoparticles that there are no environmental limits determined in the existing legislation. Dispersed in the atmosphere they may contaminate…
Occurrence, fate and effects of illicit drugs in aquatic ecosystems are of environmental concern. In fact, the amounts of illicit drugs consumed worldwide are comparable with those of therapeutic drugs, as millions of individuals are current users of cocaine, heroin, amphetamine like stimulants, marijuana and other drugs. Once cocaine and its metabolites are excreted, they reach inland wa…
Illicit drugs have been considered as a growing social and public health problem worldwide. Millions of people have consumed these substances, which cocaine is among the most consumed one. The consumption and trafficking of cocaine in South America have become more prominent, particularly in Brazil. The main responsible for the discharge of emerging substances (such as illicit drugs) in t…
The steelmaking industry, often located near fishing and aquaculture activities, contributes to the emission of settleable atmospheric particulate matter (SeAPM) containing free metals, metalloids, and nanoparticles, including contaminants considered emerging pollutants. Previous studies have identified the origin and transfer of these contaminants within the trophic chain in aquatic syst…
Obtaining data on physical-chemical aspects related to contamination by metallic nanoparticles (NPs) from the integration of chemical, molecular/biochemical analyzes and physiological/behavioral performance in different groups of animals is essential to determine the contamination pattern, mechanisms of action, pathways of effect and biological/ecological damages. In this context, the pos…
The intense and continuous contribution of emerging contaminants might represent a risk to non-target organisms. This could be aggravated by the decrease in the ocean's pH. The cocaine and its main human metabolite, the benzoylecgonine, become relevant for ecotoxicology studies since they have been reported in several environmental matrices, specially in aquatic ecosystems. In this panora…
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Cocaine is one of the most illicit drugs found in aquatic environments. Studies have shown that cocaine's main metabolite (benzoylecgonine) can cause adverse effects in invertebrates and vertebrates. Daphnia magna is considered a suitable biological model for ecotoxicological studies, primarily for its features of sensibility and easy handling. Many authors have performed assays to assess…
Residues of cocaine (COC) have been identified in different aquatic ecosystems. Once in the environment, COC could interact with non-target organisms. Several studies showed that environmentally concentrations of COC induced negative effects in invertebrate organism, especially freshwater, but there are still few studies on the effects of COC on marine vertebrates. The aim of this study i…
This research project to Bolsa Estágio de Pesquisa no Exterior (BEPE) aims to complement the main Post Doctorate project in progress. It would be conducted at Institute of Marine Sciences of Andalusia (ICMAN-CSIC) under the supervision of Dr. Julián Blasco. Briefly, this proposal is focused on adapt and employ new methodologies regarding subcellular metal partitioning (SMP) and specific b…
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