I have a degree in Biological Sciences, I acquired my qualification as a Biology Professor (2003) and Bachelor's degree (2005) at the University of Grande ABC, later redirecting my aptitude to the Health Sciences Area, in this context I obtained my Master's (2009) and Doctorate (2013) degrees, both from the Discipline of Nephrology, Department of Medicine of the Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP). I then obtained my Post-doctoral (2020) in the postgraduate program in translational medicine from the Department of Medicine of UNIFESP. I recently finished my collaboration as a Volunteer Researcher in the Uremia Laboratory of the Discipline of Nephrology, here at the Federal University of São Paulo, where I worked studying the pathophysiological effects of anemia and the stimulators/inhibitors of Erythropoiesis. Initially, my expertise was focused on Diabetes Mellitus. I developed my studies from my Master's to Post-Doctorate evaluating possible Adjunctive Therapies that could attenuate the progression of Diabetic Nephropathy. Among them, I showed that physical activity, as well as the control of oxidative stress, can be important tools in controlling Pathology. I also observed how the activation of some purinergic receptors and the reduction of the expression of the Klotho gene can corroborate the worsening of the disease. As mentioned above, I continued the pathophysiological study of kidney diseases, studying the mechanisms embedded in Chronic Kidney Disease and how uremic solutes make the disease very harmful to patients.

Universidade Federal de São Paulo

Biology MD '13, Universidade Federal de São Paulo

Clinical Biochemistry

Physiology

Pharmacology