Graduated in Veterinary Medicine from Universidade Federal Fluminense (1986), Specialization in Clinic and Surgery of Large Animals from the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science, University of São Paulo (1989), Master in Veterinary Clinic (1998) and PhD in Veterinary Clinic from Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science, University of São Paulo (2002). Post Doctorate at Ohio Satate University (2016). She is currently Professor at the Department of Medical Clinic at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Zootechnics USP and works in the disciplines of Semiology, Clinical Medicine of Ruminants (responsible for education), Medical Pathology and Clinical Pathology of the Undergraduate Course in Veterinary Medicine. She is a permanent professor at the Veterinary Clinic Program (PCVet) at FMVZ-USP. He has a scholarship in Research Productivity II (CNPq). Has experience in Veterinary Medicine, with emphasis on Veterinary Immunology, acting on the following subjects: buiatria, milk, mastitis, immunology, cattle and small ruminants. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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In recent years, with the advancement of molecular techniques, there has been a growing search for communities of commensal microorganisms, due to the fact that many of these populations have the capacity to prevent or favor many diseases, also focusing on the bovine mammary gland. The previously accepted consensus on the sterility of the mammary gland has been challenged as a result. Som…
In recent years, with the advancement of molecular techniques, there has been a growing search for communities of commensal microorganisms, due to the fact that many of these populations have the capacity to prevent or favor many diseases. Thus, no consensus was found about the sterility of the mammary gland. some authors have assumed that the mammary gland has its own microbiota, while o…
Mastitis affects not just the profitability of the farm but also is associated with animal welfare concerns, public health risk due to antimicrobial residues and emergence of bacterial resistance. Striving for a complete elimination of antimicrobial use in dairy cattle is unrealistic though a reduction is recommended and feasible. From that point of view, innovative tools enabling an incr…
The immune system of newborn calves is immature and must mature gradually. Understanding how this immunity is established may define different profiles. Twelve healthy calves were monitored during eight time periods to assess the innate immune system during the first trimester of life. Blood samples were collected, and the blood phagocytes, identified by the expression of CD14 and CH138 s…
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In recent years, with the advancement of molecular techniques, there has been a growing search for communities of commensal microorganisms, due to the fact that many of these populations have the capacity to prevent or favors many diseases. Thus, no consensus was found about the sterility of the mammary gland. Some authors have assumed that the mammary gland has its own microbiota, while …
The production of dairy cattle in Brazil has been shown to expand in the last years, this is through the improvement of the sector through the use of artifacts that determines the increase of productivity what is beneficial to the best use of the animal's potential production. In this sense, infections such as mastitis, which cause glandular lesions and produce less, are important for the…
The production of sheep milk has been emphasizing in the Brazilian livestock, with that, the prevention of diseases is very serious to reduce the losses to the producer. Mastitis is the disease with the greatest impact on dairy production and is responsible for numerous damages. The present study is relevant for quality of milk, well-being and public health due to the appearance of bacter…
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Immunological approaches have the potential for preventive and therapeutic intervention for Staphylococcus aureus and coagulase-negative staphylococci (CNS) mastitis and consequently for the milk chain production. Striving for a complete elimination of antimicrobial use in dairy cattle is unrealistic though a reduction is recommended and feasible. From that point of view, innovative tools…
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