Juliane Brittez de Moura

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• MOURA, J. B. ; DELFORNO, TIAGO P ; DO PRADO, PIERRE F ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Extremophilic taxa predominate in a microbial community of photovoltaic panels in a tropical region. FEMS Microbiology Letters , v. 368, p. 1, 2021.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Photovoltaic panels are home to microorganisms with potential biotech applications. EurekAlert!.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Painéis solares abrigam microrganismos com potencial aplicação biotecnológica. Revista Fapesp.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Pesquisa identifica microrganismos em painéis de energia solar que podem auxiliar na fabricação de cosméticos. Globo - G1.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Painéis solares abrigam microrganismos com potencial aplicação biotecnológica. Governo do Estado de São Paulo.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Solar panels host microbes that may be used for biotech applications. PV Magazine.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Microorganisms lead the way in adapting to extreme environments. Biotechniques - The Internation Jounal of Life Science Methods.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Les panneaux photovoltaïques abritent des micro-organismes. Nouvelles Du Monde.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Los microorganismos que viven en los paneles solares. NCYT / Amazings.

• MOURA, J. B. ; DUARTE, IOLANDA C . Microrganismos de painéis solares podem gerar produtos biotecnológicos. TecMundo.

• MOURA, J. B. . Taxonomic and biotechnological potential assessment of microbial diversity on photovoltaic panels surfaces in a tropical environment. 2021. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Seminário).

• MOURA, J. B. . Por que o céu é azul?. 2019. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Conferência ou palestra).

• MOURA, J. B. ; SILVA, A. J. ; SILVA, D. S. F. ; SILVA, J. W. T. ; BUZONE, L. M. . Extração Ácida da Pectina do Maracujá para Quantificação e Extração a Quente para Aplicação em Geleias de Sabores Variados. 2013. (Apresentação de Trabalho/Outra).

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• 2020 - 2021

  Taxonomic and biotechnological potential assessment of microbial diversity on photovoltaic panels surfaces in a tropical environment, Descrição: The knowledge of communities living on photovoltaic panels surfaces is a very important field to investigated. In the first place this contributes to complementary documentation of microbial ecology in general, which we know has a large gap to be filled. To evaluate the microbial ecology of these communities is crucial the understanding of how this communities vary and evolve in many regions, including tropics that is considered a hotspot of biodiversity. Moreover, explore their behavior will lead us to find patterns not only in taxonomic identities, but also in functional characteristics associated with the evolutionary process, which is deeply related to the intrinsic mechanisms that force the formation of a native microbiome, especially considering the man-made structures, a relatively recent biotope. Taking into account the extreme environment that the surfaces of photovoltaic panels represent, is reasonable to think that the metabolites of the microorganisms living there have the potential to help us to improve our lives by applying it in the restoration of environments, measures of climate changes, food production, bio-engineering of chemicals and pharmaceutical products. Furthermore, this information can drive us to find better sanitizer alternatives in order to promote a more efficient cleaning process to reduce the impacts of energy losses caused by microbes colonization. Our motivation to this work is to contribute, as complementary information, to the efforts that have been done worldwide to provide one more piece in this puzzle and fill a part of a gap, focusing in tropical regions, by the investigation of Bacteria and Archaea diversity living on surfaces of photovoltaic panels in two cities of southeast Brazil using culture-independent and culture-dependent techniques, bioinformatic approaches, as well literature retrievies to infer about the colonization process and biotechnological potential of microbial life that have originated and evolved on artificial man-made photovoltaic panels glass surfaces.. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Pesquisa. , Alunos envolvidos: Mestrado acadêmico: (1) . , Integrantes: Juliane Brittez de Moura - Coordenador / DELFORNO, TIAGO P - Integrante / Iolanda Cristina Silveira Duarte - Integrante., Financiador(es): Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior - Bolsa., Número de produções C, T & A: 1