Marcia M G Jusi
Member of the Board
VETERINARY
Veterans Affairs
Brazil
Biography
Márcia M G Jusi has a degree in Biological Sciences from the Faculty of Agrarian and Veterinary Sciences (FCAV), UNESP-Jaboticabal, SP, Brazil. She was a CNPq Fellow of Scientific Initiation in 2005, in the area of Biological Control. She was also a FAPESP Fellow of Scientific Initiation, in 2007, on diagnosis of leishmaniasis in wild canids and procionids. She completed a Master's degree in 02/2011 at FCAV, in the area of Molecular Biology with cloning and expression of Leishmania chagasi A2 protein. In March 2011, she started her PhD course at the same university and finished it in February 2015 with scholarship and research funding by FAPESP, she carried out a study on cellular and humoral immune response of mice immunized with the A2 recombinant Leishmania chagasi protein. She is currently a Post-doc Business Scholar (PIPE-FAPESP), developing an immunochromatographic test for canine ehrlichiosis using a recombinant protein in the company Imunodot. Márcia M G Jusi has a degree in Biological Sciences from the Faculty of Agrarian and Veterinary Sciences (FCAV), UNESP-Jaboticabal, SP, Brazil. She was a CNPq Fellow of Scientific Initiation in 2005, in the area of Biological Control. She was also a FAPESP Fellow of Scientific Initiation, in 2007, on diagnosis of leishmaniasis in wild canids and procionids. She completed a Master's degree in 02/2011 at FCAV, in the area of Molecular Biology with cloning and expression of Leishmania chagasi A2 protein. In March 2011, she started her PhD course at the same university and finished it in February 2015 with scholarship and research funding by FAPESP, she carried out a study on cellular and humoral immune response of mice immunized with the A2 recombinant Leishmania chagasi protein. She is currently a Post-doc Business Scholar (PIPE-FAPESP), developing an immunochromatographic test for canine ehrlichiosis using a recombinant protein in the company Imunodot.
Research Interest
Veterinary Parasitology