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Specialization in Parasitic Biology and Biotechnology

About
The Technical Level Specialization Course in Parasitic Biology and Biotechnology aims to provide specific training to technicians in the area of ​​Health, Parasitic Biology and Biotechnology, enabling professionals to develop technical activities in Public Health Laboratories. The course presents theoretical and practical content, based on updated knowledge based on different areas of concentration.

Audience
The candidate must have a technical diploma or certificate in one of the areas described in the presentation. If the candidate is approved before the end of the course, he must provide proof of completion by the date of enrollment.

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There are no open registrations at the moment.

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Mandatory common subjects
- Fundamentals of Biosafety, Laboratory Quality and Bioethics
- Fundamentals of Scientific Methodology and Bibliographic Research
- Update of Practices in Health Laboratories

Workload
The last edition of the course had a total workload of 552 hours.

areas of concentration
Bacteriology
Trypanosomatid Biology
Biochemistry of peptidases: proteolytic dosage in trypanosomatids
Biotechnology Applied to Drug Production
Cell Culture
Molecular Diagnosis of Leishmaniasis
Expression and purification of recombinant proteins
Pharmacodynamics
Helminthology
Histotechnology applied on an Institutional Platform
Immunology and Biotechnology
Parasite-host interaction: Aag2 cells Aedes aegypti as a study model
Malacology
Methodologies used to study cellular and humoral immune responses
Diagnostic and Histopathological Methods for Parasite Detection
Mycology
Light microscopy with an emphasis on fluorescence microscopy and confocal microscopy
protozoology

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Coordinator: Paulo Roberto Soares Stephens
assistant coordinator: Dario Eluan Kalume

More information:
Academic Office / Arthur Neiva Pavilion - ground floor
Avenida Brasil, 4365 – Manguinhos
21040-360 - Rio de Janeiro - RJ
Phone: (21) 2562-1322 / (21) 2562-1370
Email: cent @ioc.fiocruz.br