Criado em março de 1999, o Programa de Pesquisas em Caracterização, Conservação, Recuperação e Uso Sustentável da Biodiversidade do Estado de São Paulo, denominado BIOTA/FAPESP: O Instituto Virtual da Biodiversidade, é o resultado da articulação da comunidade científica do Estado de São Paulo em torno das premissas preconizadas pela Convenção sobre a Diversidade Biológica/CDB. Consequentemente utiliza o conceito de diversidade biológica e segue os três principios fundamentais da CDB: conservação, uso sustentável e repartição justa e eqüitativa dos benefícios.

 

 

   VI Scientific Evaluation BIOTA- FAPESP Program - Sequence of oral presentations

 

 

Meeting 1 - BIOTA- FAPESP Program (extra BIOprospecTA)

A) 9 Thematic Projects:

  1. Carlos Alfredo Joly & Luiz Antônio Martilelii - Atlantic Ombrophylus Dense Forest: Floristic Composition, Structure and Functioning within the "Serra do Mar" State Park
  2. Claúdio G. Froehlich - Survey and biology of the aquatic Insecta and Oligochaeta from lotic systems of São Paulo State
  3. Dalton de Souza Amorim - Geographic limits and causal agents of Diptera endemism in the Atlantic Forest
  4. Eny I. S. Floh - Embryogenetic studies as a basis for strategies of reproduction and conservation of tree species
  5. Humberto R. Rocha - Biosphere-Atmosphere interaction (Phase 2): Cerrado and land use changes
  6. Hussam E. D. Zaher - Evolution of the Southeastern Brazilian reptile fauna from cretaceous: paleontology, phylogeny and biogeography
  7. Itamar S. Melo - Biodiversity and Functional activities of microorganisms from Mangrove of São Paulo State
  8. Orlando Necchi Junior - Fauna and flora of remnant forest fragments in the northwestern São Paulo State: basis for biodiversity conservation studies
  9. Vera L. I. Fonseca - Biodiversity and sustainable use of pollinators, with emphasis on bees
B) 7 Research Projects
  1. Antônio Carlos R. Amorim- Education, Sciences and Cultures: territories in borders of Program BIOTA-FAPESP
  2. Beatriz Appezzato-da-Glória- Morphology and anatomy of vegetative organs and chemical profile of Smilax L. species (Smilacaceae)
  3. Elisa Espósito - Biodiversity of Atlantic Rain Forest contaminated with heavy metal: an approach for Bioremediation.
  4. Letícia Ribes de Lima - Taxonomic aspects of Croton L. (Euphorbiaceae s.s.) of Southeast region of Brazil.
  5. Osmar Cavassan - Cerrado biodiversity: a proposal of field work for teaching botany at the three educational levels
  6. Rodrigo A. S. Pereira - Effects of Forest fragmentation on the fig tree populations and on the fig-fig wasp mutualism in Sao Paulo State.

Meeting 2 - BIOprospecTA Sub-Program:

A) 8 Thematic Projects:

  1. Dulce H.S. de Silva - Search for potential antitumoral, antioxidant, antiinflammatory, antifungal, antidiabetic, acetylcholinesterase and myeloperoxidase inhibitory natural compounds from Cerrado and Atlantic Forest.
  2. Jairo K. Bastos- Bioprospection in fungi.
  3. Mário S. Palma - Bioprospection of the Brazilian Arthropods Fauna Searching for Leader Drugs for Rational Development of Novel Pharmaceuticals and Pesticides.
  4. Massayoshi Yoshida - Native and cultivated Passifloras in Brazil: Pharmacognostic, phytochemical and pharmacological evaluations concerning popular uses and development of local phytomedicines.
  5. Paulo R. H. Moreno - Aromatic flora from the Atlantic Rain Forest in São Paulo: chemical composition of volatile oils and evaluation of their biological activity.
  6. Roberto G. S. Berlinck - Discovery and development of potential chemotherapeutic agents from marine invertebrates and associated microorganisms
  7. Vanderlan S. Bolzani - Conservation and sustainable use of Cerrado and Atlantic Forest diversity: chemical diversity and potential drugs prospection - Phase II.
  8. Wagner Vilegas - Sustainable use of the Brazilian biodiversity: chemical and pharmacological prospection on higher plants
B) 7 Research Projects
  1. André Fernando de Oliveira - Study of metal distribution in three biome components of Atlântica Forest: ant-plant-soil
  2. Hosana M. Debonsi - Chemical, biological and biosynthetic evaluation of red seaweeds species from Bostrychia genus (Rhodophyta, Rhodomelaceae).
  3. João Ernesto de Carvalho - Antimicrobial and anti cancer activity of crude extracts and active compounds obtained from plant species from State of São Paulo.
  4. Leandro H. de Andrade - Bioprospection of microorganisms for synthesis of chiral intermediates of pharmaceutics compounds. (not Abstract).
  5. Luiz E. S. Netto - Search for inhibitors of antioxidant proteins from Xylella fastidiosa.
  6. Niege A.J.C. Furtado - Studies on biotransformation of pentacyclic triterpenes by filamentous fungi and evaluation of antitumor and trypanocidal activities of the obtained derivatives.
  7. Sérgio R. Ambrósio - Biotransformation of pimaradienoic acid by filamentous fungi and evaluation of the inhibitory effect on rat aorta contraction and on the Trypanossoma cruzi dihydroorotate dehydrogenase activity of the derivatives obtained.
  8. Vadim Viviani - Bioluminescent beetles (Coleoptera: Elateroidea) from the Atlantic Rain Forest: biodiversity and use as bioindicators for environmental impact
 
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