Graduated in Physics (2000) and Master in Applied Physics (2002) from IGCE/UNESP-Rio Claro, PhD in Energy in Agriculture (2006) from FCA/UNESP-Botucatu and Free-Teaching in Nuclear Physics Applied to Life Sciences (2018) by IBB/UNESP. He is currently Associate Professor Level III at the Department of Biophysics and Pharmacology at the Institute of Biosciences (since 2009) and Professor Responsible for the Center for Stable Isotopes at IBB/UNESP-Botucatu. He has experience in Applied Nuclear Physics, with emphasis on Stable Isotope Analysis and Isotope Ratio Mass Spectrometry, working mainly on the following topics: Identification of biological samples by the analysis of stable isotopes; Metabolic evaluation of organisms by the analysis of stable isotopes. He works in undergraduate teaching, teaching subjects for the courses of Medical Physics and Biomedical Sciences. He works at the post-Graduate level advising Master's and Doctoral students in the Biotechnology and Agricultural Engineering Programs in UNESP-Botucatu. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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It is notorious the high importance of levels adequacy of essential amino acids in diets for poultry, particularly methionine, and the wide applicability of stable isotope techniques in biological studies. In this context, this study will aim to use the stable isotope techniques to assess the process of incorporation rate and mass balance of 13C from L-methionine, in tissues of broiler ch…
Beef cattle is one of the main agricultural activities in the State of São Paulo, representing the second product in the value of Paulista agricultural production. In this scenario, Brazil presents itself as the world's second largest meat producer approximately 10.2 million tons of beef in 2018. Chain control cattle production seeks to find non-invasive, practical and quick methods for i…
Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) infection should be present in about half of the world's population and may be associated with peptic ulcers, gastritis, and stomach cancer. Its diagnosis can be made by non-invasive methods such as the stable isotope respiratory test of carbon (13C-UBT). Recently, a new protocol for 13C-UBT was proposed without the need to use 13C-labeled urea in the acid …
It is notorious the high importance of levels adequacy of essential amino acids in diets for poultry, particularly methionine, and the wide applicability of stable isotope techniques in biological studies. In this context, this study will aim to use the stable isotope techniques to assess the process of incorporation rate and mass balance of 13C from L-methionine, in tissues of broiler ch…
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