Maristela Martins De Camargo

This study documents mammal diversity in an Atlantic Forest fragment within a Brazilian megacity, showing six species persist despite urban pressures.

This paper develops a non-invasive tool for collecting animal saliva to monitor pathogens, validated in mice and shelter cats, enabling RNA virus detection and discovery of rare species.

The paper correlates grp78 and tlr4 mRNA levels in septic patients to predict sepsis progression and survival.

The paper shows that periodic thermal stimulation of immune complex partners leads to memory of the stimulus in their binding affinity characteristics.