bachelor's at Enfermagem from Centro Universitário Herminio Ometto de Araras (1987), master's at Pharmacology from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (1995) and doctorate at Biochemistry from Universidade Estadual de Campinas (2000). Has experience in Nursing, acting on the following subjects: diabetes, qualidade, diabétes, saúde and qualidade de vida. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Hair follicles are a source of stem cells, characterized by the ability to renew and to originate different cell lines. In homeostatic conditions, they perform renewal of the hair. However, when the skin is injured, they demonstrate great plasticity and give rise to other cell types, contributing to healing. After applying insulin gel in lesions of hyperglycemic mice, macroscopically and …
Nursing college is a new unit and has sought alternatives and partnerships aiming to obtain necessary tools to maintain the quality of their research. In this sense, the project proposes to use the feature offered by FAPESP, referring to the "Plot for Institutional Infrastructure Costs for Research" - year 2016 for improvements and refurbishment of the unit Computer Laboratory. (AU)
Burns are wounds caused for exposure to an agent of thermal, electric, radioactive orchemistry origin that presents attenuated inflammatory response, becoming even morecompromised when associated to diabetes mellitus. Despite the fact of experimentalevidences demonstrating tissue healing and reconstruction acceleration due to topical insulinuse in diabetic and control rats with incision w…
The process of cutaneous wound repair and re-epithelialization requires cellular and molecular events and can be divides into three main phases: inflammation, formation of granulation tissue with extracellular matrix deposition and remodeling. These phases occur simultaneously: they are superimposed. Diabetic patients cutaneous wound repair is impaired and there is not a single cause to t…
Tissue repair is a biological, complex and dynamic process and when associated with Diabetes Mellitus has negative modulators of insulin signaling that trigger a consequent delay in wound healing. Studies show that Insulin modulates the inflammatory phase of the healing process, stimulates the proliferation of fibroblasts and accelerates other stages of the healing process, improving the …
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