Fabiana da Silva Paula

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Produções bibliográficas

• PAULA, FABIANA S. ; TATTI, ENRICO ; ABRAM, FLORENCE ; WILSON, JUDE ; O'FLAHERTY, VINCENT . Stabilisation of spent mushroom substrate for application as a plant growth-promoting organic amendment. JOURNAL OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT , v. 196, p. 476-486, 2017.

• RANJAN, KSHITIJ ; PAULA, FABIANA S. ; MUELLER, REBECCA C. ; JESUS, EDERSON DA C. ; CENCIANI, KARINA ; BOHANNAN, BRENDAN J. M. ; NÜSSLEIN, KLAUS ; RODRIGUES, JORGE L. M. . Forest-to-pasture conversion increases the diversity of the phylum Verrucomicrobia in Amazon rainforest soils. Frontiers in Microbiology (Online) , v. 6, p. 779, 2015.

• PAULA, FABIANA S. ; RODRIGUES, JORGE L. M. ; ZHOU, JIZHONG ; WU, LIYOU ; MUELLER, REBECCA C. ; MIRZA, BABUR S. ; BOHANNAN, BRENDAN J. M. ; NÜSSLEIN, KLAUS ; DENG, YE ; TIEDJE, JAMES M. ; PELLIZARI, VIVIAN H. . Land use change alters functional gene diversity, composition and abundance in Amazon forest soil microbial communities. Molecular Ecology (Print) , v. 23, p. 2988-2999, 2014.

• MUELLER, REBECCA C ; PAULA, FABIANA S ; MIRZA, BABUR S ; RODRIGUES, JORGE LM ; NÜSSLEIN, KLAUS ; BOHANNAN, BRENDAN JM . Links between plant and fungal communities across a deforestation chronosequence in the Amazon rainforest. The ISME Journal (Print) , v. 8, p. 1, 2014.

• RODRIGUES, J. L. M. ; PELLIZARI, V. H. ; MUELLER, R. ; BAEK, K. ; JESUS, E. D. C. ; PAULA, F. S. ; MIRZA, B. ; HAMAOUI, G. S. ; TSAI, S. M. ; FEIGL, B. ; TIEDJE, J. M. ; BOHANNAN, B. J. M. ; NUSSLEIN, K. . Conversion of the Amazon rainforest to agriculture results in biotic homogenization of soil bacterial communities. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America (Online) , v. 110, p. 988-993, 2013.

• PAULA, Fabiana da Silva ; KABEYA, L ; KANASHIRO, A ; DEFIGUEIREDO, A ; AZZOLINI, A ; UYEMURA, S ; LUCISANOVALIM, Y . Modulation of human neutrophil oxidative metabolism and degranulation by extract of Tamarindus indica L. fruit pulp. Food and Chemical Toxicology , v. 47, p. 163-170, 2009.

• KANASHIRO, A. ; KABEYA, L.M. ; Martinello, F. ; TURATO, W.M. ; PAULA, Fabiana da Silva ; POLIZELLO, A. C. M. ; UYEMURA, S. A. ; LUCISANO-VALIM, Y.M. . Effect of rutin on polymorphonuclear leukocytes oxidative metabolism in hypercholesterolemic Golden Syrian hamsters: evaluation by chemiluminescence and flow cytometry. Die Pharmazie (Berlin) , v. 62, p. 295-298, 2007.

Projetos de pesquisa

• 2018 - Atual

  Dimensions US-BIOTA - São Paulo: collaborative research: integrating dimensions of microbial biodiversity across land use change in tropical forests, Descrição: Microorganisms drive the ecosystem processes on which all of life depends, yet we know much less about their biodiversity than we do for plants and animals. Microbial ecology is increasingly sophisticated in estimating the phylogenetic, genetic, and functional dimensions of microbial biodiversity, but integration of these dimensions has proven elusive. This project will combine recent advances in nucleic acid sequencing and ecosystem biogeochemistry to address an outstanding question of modern biogeochemistry: what controls methane cycling along gradients of land use in tropical forests? Answering this question will require that we address the fundamental biological challenge of understanding interactions and feedbacks among the three dimensions of microbial biodiversity. To address this challenge, we will assess genetic, phylogenetic, and functional dimensions of bacterial and archaeal biodiversity in two Brazilian tropical forests under threat from development: a western Amazon rainforest in Rondonia and an eastern Amazon National Forest near Santarem. These forests span a range of ecosystem types, soil characteristics and land use histories. We will assess three dimensions of soil microbial biodiversity: (1) microbial community composition and phylogenetic diversity via high throughput sequencing of methane cycling (pmoA and mcrA) genes; (2) whole-community genetic diversity (with a focus on metabolic potential) via targeted gene regions and metagenomic sequencing of functionally relevant genome fragments; and (3) whole-ecosystem functional diversity via observations of production/consumption of methane and its isotopes, which will then be compared to transcript: gene abundance ratios for methane cycling genes. To fully integrate all three dimensions of microbial biodiversity, we will use a two-tiered approach: (1) pairwise statistical integration between datasets of adjacent dimensions; and (2) simultaneous integration of all three dimensions via development of a trait-based computational model (MicroTrait-ME) that combines taxonomic identities, abundances, and trait values (inferred from gene content and expression data) to predict the response of methane cycling to land use change. This model will be useful to a wide community of researchers. (AU). , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Fabiana da Silva Paula - Integrante / Tsai Siu Mui - Coordenador.

• 2018 - Atual

  Climatic changes and environmental impacts in wetlands of Pantanal region (Brazil): quantification, control factors and long term temporal modeling, Descrição: The wetlands have a fundamental role in the control of factors that can affect or be affected by the climatic and environment changes. The project will be developed in Nhecolândia (South Mato Grosso State), a region characterized by a system of lakes, with water composition varying from fresh to hyper saline. It is concerned to a multi and interdisciplinary research whose scientific challenge is to elucidate the geochemical and biogeochemical functioning in that region, transfer the acquired knowledge to the elaboration of regional balance of greenhouse gas flow, and understand the processes of arsenic (As) availability to the waters, considering the influence of environmental factors, particularly, the climatic changes. The project is structured in four actions which specific objectives are: (i) identify the processes controlling the lakes biogeochemical functioning and evaluate the consequences for the C and N cycles, in the greenhouse gas emission and in the speciation of arsenic (As) in the landscape;(ii) verify the evolution of the soils around the lakes to understand the functioning of soil-water system; (iii) develop a numerical model for the hydrological and hydrogeochemical functioning of the lakes, in order to predict the system evolution, as regard to the environment stress; (iv) verify the potential utilization of remote sensing to identify spectral and topographic features, that allow to associate the variables that could be related with the greenhouse gas emissions and, from these data, to extrapolate for the regional scale. The achieved results could provide the scientific subsidies for the elaboration of public policies for the sustainable management of the Pantanal. (AU). , Situação: Em andamento; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Fabiana da Silva Paula - Coordenador / Marli de Fátima Fiore - Integrante.

• 2015 - 2018

  Ecophysiological and phylogenetic aspects of phosphorus metabolism in methanogenic archaea., Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Fabiana da Silva Paula - Integrante / Florence Abram - Integrante / Vincent O'Flaherty - Coordenador / John McGgrath - Integrante / Jason Chin - Integrante / Anna Schnurer - Integrante., Financiador(es): Science Foundation Ireland - Cooperação.

• 2013 - 2015

  System Biology approaches to evaluate taxonomic and functional changes in rhizosphere microbiome under organic and inorganic fertilising systems., Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (1) . , Integrantes: Fabiana da Silva Paula - Coordenador / Enrico Tatti - Integrante / Florence Abram - Integrante / Jude Wilson - Integrante / Vincent O'Flaherty - Integrante., Financiador(es): Irish Research Council - Auxílio financeiro.

• 2008 - 2012

  Amazon Rainforest Microbial Observatory, Descrição: The Amazon Rainforest Microbial Observatory (ARMO) examines the impact of land use change on microorganisms. In particular, ARMO is focused on understanding how conversion of the Amazon Rainforest to agricultural uses impacts the biodiversity of microorganisms. ARMO has three overarching goals: to search for biological novelty, to describe the microbial communities of the Amazon Rainforest, and to determine the effect of agricultural conversion on these communities.. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Integrantes: Fabiana da Silva Paula - Integrante / Vivian Helena Pellizari - Integrante / Tiedje, J - Integrante / NÜSSLEIN, KLAUS - Integrante / RODRIGUES, JORGE L. M. - Integrante / BOHANNAN, BRENDAN J. M. - Coordenador., Financiador(es): Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - Cooperação / United States Department of Agriculture - Auxílio financeiro.