Biomedical, graduated at São Paulo State University "Júlio de Mesquita Filho" (UNESP, 2011). Master in Biological Sciences (Pharmacology), UNESP (campus of Botucatu, 2014), with a four-month sandwich period at the "Center de recherche en reproduction animale" at the University of Montreal, Canada. PhD in Pharmacology and Biotechnology at UNESP (campus of Botucatu, 2020), with a 12-month sandwich period at the "Faculty of Farm Animal Health" at the University of Utrecht, Netherlands. She received a scholarship from the São Paulo State Research Support Foundation (FAPESP) for Scientific Initiation, Master's and Doctorate. She worked as an adjunct professor at Universidade Paulista (UNIP), campus of Bauru (2014-2017), teachinig Pharmacology, Toxicology and Clinical Research. She is currently a postdoctoral fellow at the Federal University of ABC (UFABC), campus of Santo André, FAPESP scholarship holder. She has experience in the field of Molecular Biology and Pharmacology, with an emphasis on Pharmacology of Bovine Reproduction, molecular physiology of the oviduct, primary in vitro culture and in vitro production of bovine embryos. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The ability to develop embryos up to blastocyst stage without any contact with the maternal reproductive tract hypothesized that the oviduct would be minor and inessential at the early stage of. Today, however, it is widely known that the embryo-oviduct interaction, or interaction with oviductal cells' products, can impact the embryo in different ways, especially regarding epigenetic char…
The oviducts are known to promote a microenvironment for oocyte maturation, sperm storage and capacitation, fertilization, transport of gametes and early embryo development. Due to practical limitation of animal handling and high cost of in vivo studies, oviduct cell culture systems are a suitable and convenient model for in vitro studies, such as polarized systems (3D). The system of 3D …
Numerous differences in reproductive physiology are known among animals of Zebu (Bos indicus) and European breeds (Bos taurus) such as: the age of puberty, duration of estrus, number of subordinate follicles and the measurement of the dominant follicle at deviation, the ovulatory follicle and the corpus luteum. Reports indicate that female B. indicus cattle have a higher number of follicl…
The Brazilian livestock stands out for having the world largest commercial herd of cattle and leads meat exportation and production of bovine embryos. The in vitro production (IVP) of embryos is considered an effective option to overcome problems such as infertility in cows with high economic value and also for genetic improvement of cattle. The in vitro oocyte maturation is an essential …
The existence of early embryomaternal communication already in the oviducts has been for too long underestimated. It is observed that the oviducts are cyclically prepared to receive a pregnancy in each estrous cycle, but when the embryo is indeed present, it is now known that a two-way communication is established between the oviductal cells and the embryo. Even though this communication …
The oviduct plays an essential role in mammalian reproduction. Paracrine, endocrine and autocrine factors are essential for the refined control of oviductal functions. Studies from our group about impacts of ovarian superstimulation (OVS) on oviductal microenvironment demonstrated a higher estradiol levels in oviduct and a positive correlation of this increasing with up regulation of gene…
The oviduct plays an key role in the reproduction of mammals, providing a microenvironment for oocyte maturation, sperm capacitation, fertilization, transport of gametes and early embryo development. To develop these functions the contraction and relaxation movements of the oviduct are essential. Two systems are well known for the control of these movements in the oviduct: vascular endoth…
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