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Universidade Estadual de Campinas (UNICAMP). Instituto de Biologia (IB) (Institutional affiliation for the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Biology from the State University of Campinas (2003), master's and doctorate in Molecular Biology and Functional State University of Campinas (2006 and 2009) and PhD from University of Groningen (2015). My research group was established in 2015 , after contemplation with the Research Support - Young Researcher FAPESP, which led to the founding of the Nano -Cell Interactions Lab, which currently has two PhD students. The group aims is to study Biochemistry and Cell Biology, focused on Drug and Gene Delivery Systems, acting on the following topics: endocytosis and intracellular trafficking of nanoparticles, nanotoxicology, lipid and polymeric nanomarticles as non-viral delivery systems (gene delivery). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Nanomaterials have been used in the everyday life, across products for home, and medical applications. The wide spread of nanomaterials in the environment have caused the accumulation in water and biosolids at low concentrations, which can cause human intoxication and alterations from a lifetime exposure. However, nanotoxic studies have focused on cell death caused by high concentrations.…
The multi-modal imaging system (Cytation " 5) is a configurable system that combines automated digital widefield microscopy with conventional multi-mode microplate reading to provide phenotypic cellular information and well-based quantitative data. This single instrument platform can process workflows that would traditionally require multiple instruments and software interfaces, and is si…
Nanomedicine is presented as a new technology to assist in the treatment and diagnosis of various diseases. However, this new technology brings new challenges, not only in developing new nanodevices, as well as in the interaction of these nanomaterials with biological environment. Understanding the molecular mechanisms involved in the internalization and processing of nanoparticles by euk…
Nanomaterials are present in the everyday life, across products for home, and medical applications. The widespread of nanomaterials in the environment have caused the accumulation in water and biosolids at low concentrations, which can cause human intoxication and alterations from a lifetime exposure. However, nanotoxic studies have focused on cell death caused by high concentrations. Our…
The use of nanoparticles comprises promising applications in medicine. Solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) are noteworthy because they are produced with biodegradable and biocompatible components. Several studies have shown that cells internalize these nanoparticles, SLN are processed and much has been studied about their therapeutic effects, but little is known about their effects on intrace…
With increasing life expectancy on a global scale, there is an urgency in the study and development of devices capable of treating chronic eye diseases that already have a frequency of occurrence greater than eye diseases of infectious nature. We aim the production and characterization of cationic SLN bioinspired in the visual cycle in order to carry bioactive compounds to cells in retina…
Nanomaterials are already present in many aspects of our everyday lives: our cars, houses, electronics, drugs and even in our food. However, while nanotechnology revolutionizes the society by introducing new products, it also brings a growing concern about the risks associated with their widespread use. In this context, studies designed to sustainable development and safe applications of …
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Nanomaterials are present in everyday life, in households, and in medical products. Thewidespread distribution of nanomaterials in the environment has led to accumulation in waterand biosolids. Consequently, this leads to human exposure at low concentrations, resulting intoxicity from lifetime exposure. However, nanotoxicity has focused on cell death caused byhigh concentrations of nanoma…
The widespread production and use of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) in consumer and medical products have raised environmental and human health concerns. Once in the environment, the soil is major sinks of AgNPs, and invertebrates are directly exposed to this compound. Currently, there is no effective soil remediation able to prevent or reduce the potential negative effects of silver contam…
Over the last decade, engineered nanomaterials (NMs) brought a revolutionary development in many sectors of human life including electronics, paints, textiles, food, agriculture, and health care. However, the exponential growth in the number of NMs applications resulted in uncertainties regarding their environmental impacts. Environmental hazard assessment in the terrestrial media can be …
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