Master in General Sciences-Physiology at Institute of Biosciences of the University of São Paulo. He studied the impact of polyamines on the host-parasite interaction. Presentely is PhD student in Immunology Program at Institute of Biomedical Sciences- USP, as part of the research group in molecular biology, supervised by Dra. Sandra Marcia Muxel. He investigates the function of an long noncoding RNA during macrophage infection by Leishmania infantum, a pathogen that causes visceral leishmaniasis. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Mammalian host infected with protozoan parasite Leishmania amazonensis causes a cutaneous leishmaniosis, a neglected disease that present a higher prevalence in Brazil. The establishment of immunological response uses post-transcriptional resources, such as microRNAs, which are largely studied in leishmaniasis. The ways to forward the control of gene expression regulation from polyamines …
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