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Publications

Katchborian-Neto Albert, de Jesus Nic谩cio Karen, Bueno Paula Carolina Pires, Ferreira Miller Santos, Fernandes Alves Matheus, de Oliveira Silva Daniele, dos Santos Wanderleya Toledo, de Monroe Gon莽alves Marina, de Paula Ana Claudia Chagas, Dias Danielle Ferreira, Soares Marisi G, , Lago Jo茫o Henrique G, Chagas-Paula Daniela Aparecida

Journal of Natural Products (2026)

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Critical Reviews in Microbiology Vol 52, pp. 323-338 (2026)

, Mikneviciute Inga,

International Journal of Food Science and Technology Vol 61 (2026)

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Molecules Vol 30 (2025)

脕lvarez-Mart铆nez Francisco Javier, Esteban Luis, Frungillo Lucas, Butassi Estefan铆a, Zambon Alessandro, Herranz-L贸pez Mar铆a, Aranda Mario, Pollastro Federica, Tixier Anne Sylvie, Garcia-Perez Jose V, Arr谩ez-Rom谩n David, Ross Andrew, Mena Pedro, , Lyng James, Micol Vicente, Borr谩s-Rocher Fernando, Barraj贸n-Catal谩n Enrique

Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence Vol 8 (2025)

Schiavenin Ariane, Bergoza Let铆cia, , Moura Sidnei

Diabetes Research and Clinical Practice Vol 226 (2025)

Research Interests

• Natural products metabolomics to optimise production of secondary metabolites in their microbial sources as well as using metabolomics tools in targeting the isolation of bioactive metabolites from their natural sources. Collaboration has been established with Professor Ron Quinn of the Griffith听Institute for Drug Discovery, Griffith University and Professor听 Fernando da Costa of the听School of Pharmaceutical Sciences of Ribeir茫o Preto, University of S茫o Paulo.
• Metabolomics of microbial symbionts in collaboration with Professor Ute Hentschel of the Sponge Microbiology Group at the GEOMAR Helmholtz Centre for Ocean Research Kiel and partners with SeaBioTech, an FP-7 funded project.
• Real Time Flux Modeling in Biopharmaceutical Bioprocessing, jointly co-funded by the BBSRC and the EPSRC, a collaborative research on metabolomics and fermentation work as well as further national collaborative work with Scottish medium-scale enterprises on the cultivation of marine microorganism.听
• Metagenomic approach of optimizing the production of novel antibiotics from Streptomyces
• Propolis project with Beevital exploring the anti-trypanosomal activity of the African Propolis听collection
• Ecological implications of the production of secondary metabolites in Crustaeceans and alternative application of utilising the waste products of the by-catch in collaboration with the Langoustine Laboratory, University of Glasgow.
• Dereplication study and metabolomics of sponges and their endozooic microorganism obtained from the Irish and Celtic Sea (in collaboration with Prof. Alan Dobson, Environmental Research Institute, University College Cork)
• Structure elucidation of biologically active secondary metabolites from sponges, tropical plants, and marine-derived fungi
• Phytochemistry of biologically active secondary metabolites from tropical plants from Southeast Asia and Africa (in collaboration with Prof. Alan Harvey, SIDR)
• Mass spectral analysis of marine-derived synthetic pyridinium polymers as novel anti-cancer drugs (in collaboration with Prof. Marcel Jaspars, University of Aberdeen)

Professional Activities

Host

15/9/2018

Host

6/7/2018

Host

2/7/2018

Invited speaker

27/6/2018

Host

15/6/2018

Keynote/plenary speaker

31/5/2018

Projects

Edrada-Ebel, Ruangelie (Principal Investigator)

20-Jan-2022 - 31-Jan-2023

Edrada-Ebel, Ruangelie (Principal Investigator)

12-Jan-2021 - 11-Jan-2022

Edrada-Ebel, Ruangelie (Principal Investigator) Young, Louise (Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2017 - 28-Jan-2018

Edrada-Ebel, Ruangelie (Principal Investigator)

This agreement is applicable to only the original MATERIAL for the analyses of chemical contents of a series of research materials originating from Scotland.

29-Jan-2016 - 28-Jan-2018

Edrada-Ebel, Ruangelie (Principal Investigator)

25-Jan-2016 - 24-Jan-2016

Edrada-Ebel, Ruangelie (Principal Investigator)

01-Jan-2015 - 31-Jan-2018