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Scientific Program
Detailed sessions, speakers & chairs
08h00
Venue Secretariat
08h00–15h00
SBFTE e Divulgação de Farmacologia na Escola Pública
Promoting Pharmacology in Primary Public Schools in João Pessoa, PB
08h30–12h00
Pre-Congress Course
09h00–10h30
Meeting of the Board of SBFTE Directors and Advisory Board Members
Advisory Board and Directory Board Members only
10h45–11h00
Interval
11h00–12h30
Meeting of SBFTE Permanent Forum of Graduate Courses in Pharmacology
12h00–13h30
Lunch
13h30–16h30
Pre-Congress Course
13h30–15h00
RT1 – Soberania Científica em Debate
Debating Scientific Sovereignty
15h00–16h30
E-Poster Session 1
with Coffee break
16h40–17h35
Opening II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE
I Science and Art Exhibit – SBFTE
17h40–18h10
Opening Session
18h10–19h00
L1 – Opening Lecture
Cocktail
08h00
II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE (I Science and Art Exhibit – SBFTE)
08h00
Venue Secretariat and SBFTE Secretariat Opening
08h00–09h15
Courses Cr1, Cr2, Cr3, Cr4
09h15–09h35
Coffee break
09h40–11h10
Symposia S1, S2, S3 & SBFTE Educational Initiatives – Ideas Laboratory
XX FeSBE Regional MeetingSFR1, SFR2
11h15–12h05
Lectures L2, L3, L4, L5
XX FeSBE Regional MeetingLFR1, LFR2
12h05–14h05
Lunch
12h05–14h05
SBFTE Young Assembly
with Lunch Box
14h05–15h35
Symposia S4, S5, S6
XX FeSBE Regional MeetingSFR3, SFR4, SFR5
15h35–15h50
Coffee break
16h00–17h30
Meet the Expert
XX FeSBE Regional MeetingTSFR1, TSFR2
16h00–17h30
Meeting of the N-NE and CW Region Pharmacology Network
17h40–19h10
E-Poster Session 2
08h00
II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE (I Science and Art Exhibit – SBFTE)
08h00
Venue Secretariat and SBFTE Secretariat Opening
08h00–09h30
Symposia S7, S8 & Roundtable RT2 – Beyond Academia
XX FeSBE Regional MeetingSFR6, SFR7, TSFR3
09h30–09h50
Coffee break
10h00–11h40
José Ribeiro do Valle Award
11h40–12h40
Lunch
11h40–12h40
Technical Lecture
12h40–14h00
SBFTE Assembly
14h00–15h45
Roundtable RT3 – Celebrating 60 years
18h00–22h00
Get Together Party
Lovina Ponta de Campina | Bar | Restaurante – Cabedelo, PB
08h00
II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE
08h00
Venue Secretariat and SBFTE Secretariat Opening
08h00–09h15
Courses Cr1, Cr2, Cr3, Cr4
09h15–09h30
Interval
09h30–11h00
E-Poster Session 3
11h00–11h30
Coffee break (Brunch)
11h30–12h20
Lectures L6, L7
XX FeSBE Regional MeetingLFR3, LFR4, LFR5
12h30–13h50
Closing Lecture
Brazilian Women in Pharmacology Award – 2026 Edition
13h50–14h30
Closing Ceremony
08h00
Venue Secretariat
08h00–15h00
SBFTE e Divulgação de Farmacologia na Escola Pública
(Promoting Pharmacology in Primary Public Schools in João Pessoa, PB)
(Escola Estadual de Ensino Fundamental e Médio Padre Roma – Estudantes dos 2º e 3º anos do Ensino Médio)
Chairs
Soraia K. P. Costa (SBFTE President, USP-SP)
Isis Nem de Oliveira Souza (Coordinator SBFTE Jovem Committee, UFRJ)
08h30–12h00
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Pre-Congress Course
Active Methodologies in Pharmacology Education: From Theory to Practice with PBL, Problem-Based Learning, and Playful Strategies
(Metodologias Ativas no Ensino de Farmacologia: da Teoria à Prática com PBL, Problematização e Estratégias Lúdicas)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Francislaine Aparecida dos Reis Lívero (Educational Initiatives Coordinator, UFPR)
09h00–10h30
Oswaldo Vital Brasil Room
Meeting of the Board of SBFTE Directors and Advisory Board Members
(Advisory Board and Directory Board Members only)
10h45–11h00
Interval
11h00–12h30
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Meeting of SBFTE Permanent Forum of Graduate Courses in Pharmacology
12h00–13h30
Lunch
13h30–16h30
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Pre-Congress Course
Active Methodologies in Pharmacology Education: From Theory to Practice with PBL, Problem-Based Learning, and Playful Strategies
(Metodologias Ativas no Ensino de Farmacologia: da Teoria à Prática com PBL, Problematização e Estratégias Lúdicas)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Francislaine Aparecida dos Reis Lívero (SBFTE Educational Initiatives, UFPR)
13h30–15h00
RT1
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Soberania Científica em Debate: Regulação, Biotérios, Importação e os Desafios da Pesquisa Brasileira
(Debating Scientific Sovereignty: Regulation, Animal Research Facilities, Imports, and the Challenges of Brazilian Research)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chairs
Bibiana Verlindo Araújo (Coordinator Permanent Forum of Graduate Courses in Pharmacology, UFRGS)
Soraia K. P. Costa (SBFTE President, USP-SP)
Márcio Flávio Dutra de Moraes (Concea, UFMG)
Jose Luiz Jivago de Paula Rolo (UnB)
Ricardo Gattass (UFRJ)
15h00–16h30
E-Poster Session 1
(with Coffee break)
16h40–17h35
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
Opening II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE
(I Science and Art Exhibit – SBFTE)
17h40–18h10
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
Opening Session
18h10–19h00
L1 — Opening Lecture
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
Rocha e Silva Memorial Lecture
Six Decades of Pharmacology: Emerging Drug Targets and Therapies for Asthma and Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD)
Speaker
Clive Page (Kings College, UK)
Presented by Soraia K P Costa (USP-SP)
Cocktail
08h00
II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE (I Science and Art Exhibit – SBFTE)
08h00
Venue Secretariat and SBFTE Secretariat Opening
08h00–09h15
Courses
Cr1, Cr2, Cr3, Cr4 — click to expand details
Cr1
Jose Ribeiro do Valle Auditorium
Pharmacology-Oriented Metabolomics: Biomarker Discovery and Therapeutic Targets
(Metabolômica Orientada à Farmacologia: Descoberta de Biomarcadores e Alvos Terapêuticos)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Adriane Ribeiro Rosa (UFRGS)
Class 1: Integrated metabolomics: concepts, workflow, and instrumental technologies (Metabolômica integrada: conceitos, fluxo de trabalho e tecnologia instrumental)Adriane Ribeiro Rosa (UFRGS)
Cr2
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Introduction to Atomistic Simulations of Biomolecular Systems for Drug Development
(Introdução a Simulações Atomísticas de Sistemas Biomoleculares para Desenvolvimento de Fármacos)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Marcelo N. Muscará (USP-SP)
Class 1: Theoretic and practical fundamentals of atomistic simulations and molecular dynamics in biomolecular systems. (Fundamentos teóricos e práticos de simulações atomísticas e de dinâmica molecular em sistemas biomoleculares)Santiago Di Lella (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Cr3
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Statistical Delusions and Questionable Research Practices
(Delírios Estatísticos e Práticas Questionáveis de Pesquisa)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Ana Paula Herrmann (UFRGS)
Class 1: Mindless statistics and the illusion of p<005 (Estatísticas sem sentido e a ilusão do p<0,05)Ana Paula Herrmann (UFRGS)
Cr4
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
Pharmacogenetics, Toxicology, and Clinical Practice
(Farmacogenética, Toxicologia e Prática Clínica)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Paulo Caleb Júnior de Lima Santos (Unifesp-EPM)
Class 1: Pharmacogenetics in clinical practice: integrating evidence and therapeutic decision-making (Farmacogenética na prática clínica: integrando evidências e tomada de decisões terapêuticas)José Wilson do Nascimento Correa (UFAM) / Paulo Caleb J. L. Santos (Unifesp-EPM)
09h15–09h35
Coffee break
09h40–11h10
Symposia / XX FeSBE Regional Meeting
S1, S2, S3, SBFTE Educational Initiatives, SFR1, SFR2 — click to expand details
S1
Jose Ribeiro do Valle Auditorium
Molecular Pharmacology: How Fine can We Tune?
Chair
Marcelo Nicolás Muscará (USP-SP)
Insights into Mycobacterium tuberculosis from computer simulations: can this knowledge help new treatments?Luciana Capece (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Unravelling the catalytic mechanism of thiol-based redox enzymesAri Zeida (University of the Republic, Uruguay)
Engineering antiviral biopharmaceuticalsRoberto Dias Lins Neto (Fiocruz)
S2
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Molecular Mechanisms of Neuronal Signaling and Therapeutic Modulation in Brain Function and Disease
Chair
Luciene Bruno Vieira (UFMG)
Sex-Specific G protein-coupled receptor signaling in Alzheimer’s disease miceStephen Ferguson (University of Ottawa, Canada)
mGlur5 positive allosteric modulators to treat neurodegenerationFabíola Mara Ribeiro (UFMG)
Oral Communication 1: 02.019 Effects of the lithium treatment on early stage of Sporadic Alzheimer’s (sAD) Disease in male rats. Lima, TF, Kanazawa LKS, Fernandes, SMA, Vital, MABF. UFPR, Pharmacology Dept, Brazil
Oral Communication 2: 02.024 Integrated network pharmacology, molecular docking, and cellular analysis of beta-ciclodextrin complexed 1,8-cineole in Parkinson´s Disease. Araújo-Monteiro L¹, Carvalhinho-Lopes PS¹, Soares-Silva B¹, Donzelli NIZ¹, Quintans-Junior LR², Rando DG³, Ribeiro AM¹ ¹Unifesp-Baixada Santista, PPG in Bioproducts and Bioprocesses, Brazil; ²UFS, PPG in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Brazil; ³Unifesp-Diadema, PPG in Pharmaceutical Sciences; Brazil.
S3
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Vascular Signalling in the Gut–Lung Axis during Infectious Disease
Chair
Claudia Lucia Martins da Silva (UFRJ)
Insights on the gut-lung axis in pulmonary arterial hypertension: a poorly investigated crossroadSuellen D´Arc Santos Oliveira (University of Illinois Chicago, USA)
Caveolin-1–dependent endothelial P2Y2–P2X7 receptors crosstalk in intestinal inflammation contrasts with P2Y6 receptor regulationClaudia Lucia Martins da Silva (UFRJ)
Oral Communication 1: 04.024 Evaluation of the effects of docosahexaenoic acid (dha) and dha-loaded nanocapsules on the endothelium in in vitro and in vivo models. Gomes-Reis GLS¹, Moraes BPT², Saraiva JSG², Cunha CMC¹, Ferreira-Costa M¹, Santos FS³, Ferreira AM¹, Bozza PT¹, Castro-Faria-Neto HC¹, Ferrarini SR⁴, Silva AR¹, Gonçalves-de-Albuquerque CF1,2. ¹IOC-Fiocruz, Immunopharmacology Lab and PPG in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; ²Unirio, Immunopharmacology Lab and PPG in Molecular and Cellular Biology, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; ³UFF, PPG, in Neuroscience, Niterói, Brazil; ⁴UFMT-Sinop, PPG Health Sciences, Brazil
Oral Communication 2: 04.042 Ouabain improves pulmonary function in a murine model of mixed asthma. Ribeiro, MR¹, Souza-Lima T¹, Siena A¹, Francelino-Alves V¹, Melhado IV1, Fernandes PH¹, de Sá Lima L¹, Andreotti DZ¹, Oliveira MA1, Leite J2, Moriya HT3, Rodrigues-Mascarenhas S4, Tavares-de-Lima W¹, Scavone C1 1ICB-USP, Dept. of Pharmacology, SP, Brazil; 2ICB-UFG, Dept. of Pharmacology, GO, Brazil; 3EP-USP, Dept. of Telecommunication and Control Engineering, SP Brazil; 4UFPB, Dept of Cell and Molecular Biology, João Pessoa, PB, Brazil
Workshop
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
SBFTE Educational Initiatives- Ideas Laboratory: Building the Future of Pharmacology Education
(Laboratório de Ideias da IE-SBFTE: Construindo o Futuro da Educação em Farmacologia)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Francislaine Aparecida dos Reis Lívero (SBFTE Educational Initiatives, UFPR)
SFR1
Eline S. Prado Room
Endocrine Disruptors Chemicals and DOHaD
Chair
Egberto Gaspar de Moura (UERJ)
Endocrine disruptors – does the exposure window matter?Caroline Serrano do Nascimento (Unifesp-Diadema)
Endocrine-Disrupting Drugs: Developmental Exposure and Sex-Specific Cardiovascular EffectsGraziela Scalianti Ceravolo (UEL)
The danger of chemical substances in the environment, acting on the first thousand days of life, to increase the risk of diseases during developmentEgberto Gaspar de Moura (UERJ)
SFR2
João Garcia Leme Room
Teaching in Basic Health Sciences: Successful Experiences
Chair
Josiane de Campos Cruz (UFPB)
@faciologia in action: reels, memes, visual maps in the teaching human physiologyAline de Freitas Brito (UPE)
Exploring physiology through artJosiane de Campos Cruz (UFPB)
Oral Communication 1: 14.005FR Three-dimensional cold porcelain modeling as a pedagogical tool for human physiology education. Nóbrega VC, Cruz JC UFPB, Dept. of Biotechnology, PPG Physiological Sciences, Brazil
Oral Communication 2: 13.005 Developing scientific literacy through neuropharmacology education and research training in middle grade students. Fonseca RD1, Costa SF2, Machado LHR2, Nin MS3, Barros HMT4 1UFCSPA, Lab. Neuropsychopharmacology, PPG Health Sciences: Pharmacology and Toxicology, Brazil. 2UFCSPA, Lab. Neuropsychopharmacology, Brazil. 3UFCSPA, Dept. of Pharmacosciences, Lab. Neuropsychopharmacology, Brazil. 4UFCSPA, Dept. of Pharmacosciences, Lab. Neuropsychopharmacology, PPG Health Sciences: Pharmacology and Toxicology, Brazil.
11h15–12h05
Lectures / XX FeSBE Regional Meeting
L2, L3, L4, L5, LFR1, LFR2 — click to expand details
L2
Jose Ribeiro do Valle Auditorium
Traveling Along the Neutrophil Recruitment Cascade
Speaker
Markus Sperandio (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität, Germany)
Presented by Cassiano Felippe Gonçalves de Albuquerque (Unirio)
L3
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Potential Physiopathological Roles of the Novel Endogenous Catecholamines
Speaker
Gilberto De Nucci (Unicamp)
Presented by Patricia M. R. Martins (Fiocruz)
L4
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Transfer of Chronic Primary Pain from Patients to Mice; Novel Insights and Opportunities
Speaker
David Andersson (Kings College, UK)
Presented by Soraia Katia Pereira Costa (USP-SP)
L5
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
Human PMN-MDSCs: Novel Insights for Old Unanswered and Newly Emerging Questions
Speaker
Marco Antonio Cassatella (University of Verona, Italy)
Presented by Thereza Christina Barja-Fidalgo (UERJ)
LFR1
Eline S. Prado Room
Update on DOHaD Concepts
Speaker
Erika Vanesa Cadena Burbano (UFPE)
LFR2
João Garcia Leme Room
The DOHaD Paradigm at the Crossroads of Nutritional Transition
Speaker
Antonio Marcus de Andrade Paes (UFMA)
12h05–14h05
Lunch
12h05–14h05
Eline S. Prado Room
SBFTE Young Assembly
(with Lunch Box)
14h05–15h35
Symposia / XX FeSBE Regional Meeting
S4, S5, S6, SFR3, SFR4, SFR5 — click to expand details
S4
Jose Ribeiro do Valle Auditorium
Cell Communication on Immune Response, Aldosteronism, and Hypertension: Old Questions, New Insights
Chairs
Rita C. Tostes (USP-RP)
Tiago J. Costa (USP-SP)
A chemogenetic mouse model to uncover the pharmacological mechanisms behind primary aldosteronismSheerazed Boulkroun (Inserm, France)
Endothelial cell–immune crosstalk: mechanisms and clinical implicationsGisele Facholi Bomfim (UFMT)
Oral Communication 1: 06.050 Mineralocorticoid receptors promote Th17 polarization in lymph nodes while IL-17RA drives pro-inflammatory phenotypic changes in perivascular adipose tissue during obesity. Dourado TMH1, Pimenta GF1, Elias-Oliveira J2, Rodrigues VF2, Fazan-Junior R3, Sartori DC2, Tirapelli CR4 1FMRP-USP, Depto Farmacologia; 2FMRP-USP, Depto Bioquímica e Imunologia, 3FMRP-USP, Depto Fisiologia; 4FCFRP-USP, Depto Ciências BioMoleculares
Oral Communication 2: 06.038 Distinct glycation modifications of Type I collagen differentially regulate platelet reactivity. Fróes RBL, Silva BS, Gaspar RS FCM-Unicamp, PPG Farmacologia, Lab Matriz Extracelular, Brasil.
S5
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Biomarkers in Cancer: An Opportunity for the Development of New Drugs
Chair
Roberto César Pereira Lima Junior (UFC)
Preclinical models for functional precision medicine in cancerHellen Kuasne (McGill University, Canada)
Marine natural products inducers of immunogenic cell death on melanoma: prospection and pre-clinical development of anticancer candidatesDiego Veras Wilke (UFC)
Oral Communication: 10.047 Apoptosis induction by the angucycline saquayamycin B1 in melanoma cells: involvement of oxidative stress and MAPK signaling. Silvestre GFG1, Souza RRM1, Marques KKG1, Dantas MM1, Duarte SS1, Castro IO1, Ramalho IGS1, Queiroga LM2, Araújo YKO2, Cibulski S3, Nascimento IJS4, Moura RO4, Tavares JF5, Gonçalves JCR1, Sobral MV1. 1UFPB, ONCOFAR, PPG of Bioactive Natural and Synthetic Products, Brazil. 2UFPB, ONCOFAR, Undergraduate in Pharmacy, Brazil. 3UFRN, FACISA, Faculty of Health Sciences, Brazil. 4UEPB, LDSF, PPG of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Brazil. 5UFPB, LMCA, PPG of Bioactive Natural and Synthetic Products, Brazil.
Oral Communication 2: 10.035 VLA-4 integrin and VEGFR blockade regulates B16F10 melanoma adhesion, migration and proliferation. Cavalcante KDM1, Cavalcante MLS1, Paixão MS2, Lima KFN1, Monte SJH3, Pereira EM3, Guimarães PPG4, Sousa JMC5, Ferreira PMP1,6,7, Dittz D1,5 1UFPI, Graduate Program in Pharmacology, Brazil; 2UFPI, School of Pharmacy, Brazil; 3UFPI, Immunogenetics and Molecular Biology Lab (LIB), Brazil; 4UFMG, Dept Biophysics and Physiology, Brazil; 5UFPI, Dept Biochemistry and Pharmacology, Brazil; 6UFPI, Experimental Cancerology Lab (LabCancer), Brazil; 7UFC, Experimental Oncology Lab (LOE), Drug Development Research Center (NPDM), Brazil.
S6
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Across Land, Water, and Air: Animal Models in Psychopharmacology
Chair
Vanessa de Paula Soares Rachetti (UFRN)
Fast-tracking platforms for screening the in vitro and in vivo pharmacological profile of cannabidiol in the context of autism spectrum disorderAlline Cristina Campos (USP-RP)
Towards vertebrates’ replacement in antidepressant discoveryCilene Lino de Oliveira (UFSC)
Oral Communication 1: 03.004 In silico and in vivo evaluation of gabaergic neurotransmission in the anxiolytic-like effect of the thiophenic derivative 6CN07. Mendes LM, Naves FB, Almeida JVM, Pereira CHL, Alves HAR , Alves ARS, Teixeira JL, Neri LCD, Barbosa NMMV, Martins AMO, Oliveira LN, Soares MFS, Silva PR, Monteiro AB, Felipe CFB UFPB, Psychopharmacology Lab, Brazil
Oral Communication 2: 03.032 Effects of antagonism of orexin receptors, administered during the acquisition phase, on alcohol preference in the two-bottle choice model in swiss male mice. Silva VS¹, Costa RCA¹, Costa EF¹, Ferreira KR¹, Santos RS², Carneiro DM², Zhang Y³,Marinho ELAM4, Marinho EAV², Lima AJO², Berro LF5. ¹UESC, PPG Health Sciences, Brazil, ²UESC, Dept Health Sciences, Brazil, ³Research Triangle Institute, USA, 4UESC, Dept Biological Sciences, Brazil, 5University of Mississippi Medical Center, USA
SFR3
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
Gut Microbiome and Cardiometabolic Health: Experimental Basis for Nutraceutical Interventions
Chair
José Luiz de Brito Alves (UFPB)
Gut microbiome and cardiometabolic disease: mechanisms and signaturesPaulo César Trindade da Costa (Afya-PB)
Development and characterization of microbiome-targeted nutraceuticalsFillipe de Oliveira Pereira (UFCG)
From Microbiome modulation to cardiovascular outcomes: translational applications of nutraceuticalsJosé Luiz de Brito Alves (UFPB)
SFR4
Eline S. Prado Room
Impacts of the Perinatal Environment on Health and Disease
Chair
Carmen Cabanelas Pazos de Moura (UFRJ)
Does exposure to vaccines, pesticides, and microplastics during pregnancy and lactation cause autism in offspring?Maria Tereza Nunes (USP-SP)
Anthropometric, metabolic, and hormonal profile of the mother-child dyad of overweight childrenVinicius José Baccin Martins (UFPB)
Maternal obesity: metabolic and mitochondrial dysfunctions in offspringCarmen Cabanelas Pazos de Moura (UFRJ)
SFR5
João Garcia Leme Room
Biology of Nicotine and Respiratory Diseases
Chair
Joelmir Lucena Veiga da Silva (FMO)
Systemic biological effects of nicotineIngrid Dragan Taricano (SBRed)
Pharmacological aspects of nicotine in the bodyJoelmir Lucena Veiga da Silva (FMO)
Nicotine and respiratory diseasesRodolfo Fred Behrsin (Unirio)
15h35–15h50
Coffee break
16h00–17h30
Meet the Expert / Meeting / Thematic Symposia
Meet the Expert, N-NE and CW Network Meeting, TSFR1, TSFR2 — click to expand details
Meet the Expert
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Meet the Expert
Chair
Isis Nem de Oliveira Souza (Coordinator SBFTE Jovem, UFRJ)
Belén Pérez Solans (Pharmactuarials, LLC, Spain)
David Andersson (Kings College, UK)
Hellen Kuasne (McGill University, Canada)
Marco Antonio Cassatella (University of Verona, Italy)
Mohamed Alfojan (Nazarbayev University - Kazakhstan)
Santiago Di Lella (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Sheerazed Boulkroun (Inserm, France)
Suellen D´Arc Santos Oliveira (University of Illinois Chicago, USA)
Meeting
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Meeting of the N-NE and CW Region Pharmacology Network
TSFR1
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
Developmental Programming of Cardiometabolic Diseases: From Early-Life Insults to Adult Health
Chair
João Henrique da Costa Silva (UFPE-Vitoria)
Maternal protein restriction and cardiovascular risk: new insights into developmental programming mechanismsJoão Henrique da Costa Silva (UFPE-Vitoria)
Oral Communication 1: 10.012FR Maternal protein restriction reprograms placental proteomic networks and ultrastructure: insights into early developmental adaptation. Barata LA¹, Fioretto MN¹, Magosso N¹, Ferreira MR², Maciel FA¹, Felipe VAA¹, Ribeiro IT¹, Dos Santos DC¹, Justulin LA¹ ¹IBB-Unesp-Botucatu, Dept Cellular and Molecular Biology, PPG in General and Applied Biology, Brazil. ²Unesp-Botucatu, School of Medicine, Experimental Research Unit - Unipex, Molecular Genetics and Bioinformatics Lab, Brazil.
Oral Communication 2: 10.010FR Effects of moderate-continuous training on cardiac mitochondrial bioenergetics and redox status in rats subjected to early-life overnutrition. Silva JTA, Fernandes MSS, Correia-Filho RC, Melo TSM, Fernandes MP, Lagranha CJ UFPE, Graduate Program in Nutrition, Physical Activity, and Phenotypic Plasticity, Brazil; UEFS, Brazil
Oral Communication 3: 10.013FR Early life protein restriction impairs glp-1-induced insulin secretion despite increased intra-islet GLP-1 Production. Oliveira KM1, Silva-Junior JA2, Carvalho MS1, Bem KCP1, Barbosa HCL1, Carneiro, EM1 1Unicamp, Obesity and Comorbidities Research Center (OCRC), Brazil; 2Universidad Miguel Hernández, Instituto de Investigación en Biotecnología y Salud
TSFR2
Eline S. Prado Room
Neuroimmunology: Basic and Translational Aspects
Chair
Alexandre A. Steiner (USP-SP)
Sympathetic modulation of immunity: focus on neutrophil heterogeneityAlexandre A. Steiner (USP-SP)
Oral Communication 1: 04.062 SIRT2 Inhibition attenuates neuroinflammation induced by Klebsiella pneumoniae infection. Ferreira-Costa M1, Thiele E2, Almeida MAP2, Santos, FS2, Gomes-Reis, GLS1, Cunha, CMC1, Ferreira, A1, Bozza PT1, Castro-Faria-Neto HC1, Gonçalves-de Albuquerque CF2,3, Silva AR1 ¹IOC-Fiocruz, Immunopharmacology Lab, PPG in Cellular and Molecular Biology, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, ²UFF, PPG in Neuroscience, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, ³Unirio, Immunopharmacology Lab, PPG in Molecular and Cellular Biology, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Oral Communication 2: 04.060 Graft-versus-host disease promotes central neuroinflammation and glutamatergic dysfunction associated with anxiety-like behavior in mice. Linhares AFS1, Lima ALD1, Berg BB1, Rocha ES2, Ruggio GMF1, Sales MA2, Silva MCM1, Oliveira NFM3, Campos ZDT1, Vieira LB4, Machado FS5, Pinho V6, Teixeira MM5, Oliveira ACP4, Romero MGMC4. ¹UFMG, Graduate Program in Pharmacology and Physiology, Brazil; ²UFMG, Undergraduate student in Biomedical Sciences, Brazil; ³UFMG Graduate Program in Biochemistry and Immunology, Brazil; 4UFMG Dept Physiology and Pharmacology, Brazil; 5UFMG, Dept Biochemistry and Immunology, Brazil; 6UFMG, Dept Morphology, Brazil.
Oral Communication 3: 04.026 Chronic kidney disease and cognitive impairment from the perspective of neuroinflammation: evaluation of the exposure of healthy astrocytes to uremic serum. Custodio GT1, Russo FB2, Beltrão PCB2, Kawamoto EM 1 1USP, Dept Pharmacology, Brazil, 2USP Dept Microbiology, Brazil, PPG Functional and Molecular Biology, Brazil.
17h40–19h10
E-Poster Session 2
08h00
II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE (I Science and Art Exhibit – SBFTE)
08h00
Venue Secretariat and SBFTE Secretariat Opening
08h00–09h30
Symposia / Roundtable / XX FeSBE Regional Meeting
S7, S8, RT2, SFR6, SFR7, TSFR3 — click to expand details
S7
Jose Ribeiro do Valle Auditorium
Advances in Model-Informed Precision Dosing for Antimicrobials
Chair
Bibiana Verlindo de Araujo (UFRGS)
Preclinical to clinical translation of antimalarial combinationsFrancine Johansson Azeredo (University of Florida, USA)
Pharmacokinetic modeling applied to the prediction of antimicrobial exposure in children and neonatesRonaldo Morales Junior (HSL)
Integrating nonclinical evidence to select the next successful regimens in tuberculosisBelén Pérez Solans (Pharmactuarials, LLC, Spain)
S8
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Targeting Cellular Dysfunction in Complex Diseases: From Cancer to Parkinsonism
Chair
Enilton A Camargo (UFS)
ERO1α overexpression in triple-negative breast cancer links to EMT and mitochondria-dependent inhibitionMohamed Alfojan (Nazarbayev University - Kazakhstan)
Biochanin A, a natural isoflavone, as a potential therapeutic agent in experimental parkinsonismEnilton A Camargo (UFS)
Oral Communication 1: 09.086 The triterpene friedelin attenuates TGF-β-Induced EMT in NCI-H292 lung cancer cells and upregulates TIMP3 expression. Almeida JH¹, Bodin A², Victoni T²³, Barreto EO¹, Lagente V², Ferro JNS¹ ¹UFAL, Lab Biologia Celular, Maceió, AL, Brasil. ²Université de Rennes, Inserm, Inrae, NuMeCan (Nutrition, Métabolismes et Cancer), Rennes, France. ³Université de Lyon, VetAgro Sup, Lyon, France.
Oral Communication 2: 09.059 Caulerpin modulates the calcineurin-NFAT signaling AXIS and attenuates T-cell activation in human peripheral blood mononuclear cells. Santos-Junior SS, Dos Santos JSP, Correia AGV, Oliveira VS, Silva DKC, Souza CVC, Santos-Filho OA, Martinez ST, Soares MBP, Meira CS Fiocruz-BA, Salvador, UNEB, Salvador, SENAI CIMATEC-BA, Salvador, UFRJ-RJ, Rio de Janeiro FURG-RS, Rio Grande do Sul.
RT2
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Beyond Academia
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Isis Nem de Oliveira Souza (Coordinator SBFTE Jovem, UFRJ)
The PhD in pharmacology as a strategic differential in aesthetics: from academia to entrepreneurship in healthcare (O doutorado em farmacologia como diferencial estratégico na estética: da academia ao empreendedorismo em saúde)Samara Rodrigues Bonfim Damasceno (Cespu Europa)
Beyond research: Pharmacology as cross-disciplinary training for multiple careers in Veterinary medicine (Muito além da pesquisa: a farmacologia como formação transversal para múltiplas carreiras na medicina veterinária)Humberto Barbosa da Costa Filho (UFC)
Between bench and data: A journey in science (Entre a bancada e os dados: uma jornada na ciência)Paula Fontes Asprino (Clarivate)
SFR6
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
Research in Ecophysiology and Comparative Physiology in the Northeast Region: Challenges and Perspectives
Chair
Paulo Fernando Guedes Pereira Montenegro (UFPB)
Diversity and ecophysiology of terrestrial vertebrates in northeast BrazilWashington Luiz da Silva Vieira (UFPB)
Urban impacts on sandy beaches: insights from mole crabs ecophysiology in Paraíba, northeastern BrazilEnelise Marcelle Amado (UEPB)
Research activities at the Animal Ecophysiology Laboratory at Federal University of ParaíbaPaulo Fernando Guedes Pereira Montenegro (UFPB)
SFR7
Eline S. Prado Room
Pain, Inflammation and Emotion: Therapeutic Challenges and Opportunities
Chair
Marucia Chacur (USP-SP)
Janaína Menezes Zanoveli (UFPR)
Chronic pain and cognition: neurobiological mechanisms and sex differenceMarucia Chacur (USP-SP)
Sex-based differences in the prevention of stress-induced anxiety: effects of the pro-resolving lipid mediator Resolvin D5Janaína Menezes Zanoveli (UFPR)
Oral Communication 1: 05.030 Advanced glycation end-products promote neuronal dysfunction and neurodegeneration in sensory-like neurons and sensorimotor organoids. Silva GSA1, Bufalo MC3,4, Chudzinski-Tavassi AM3,4, Pereira JD2, Zambelli VO1,3. 1IBu, Lab Pain and Signaling, Brazil. 2University of Alabama at Birmingham, Dept Neurology, USA. 2IBu, Center of Excellence in New Target Discovery, Brazil. 4IBu, Innovation and Development Center, Brazil.
Oral Communication 2: 05.009 Antinociceptive effects of MSCs and MSC-EVs are associated with CXCR2 pathway in neuropathic pain mice model. Velozo ACL¹, Opretzka LC², Jesus MVAC¹, Cruz ABO¹, Santos MGS³, Santos GC³, Soares MBP³, Villarreal CF¹. ¹UFBA, School of Pharmacy, Salvador, Brazil; ²SENAI-CIMATEC, Salvador, Brazil; ³Fiocruz-BA, Salvador, Brazil
TSFR3
João Garcia Leme Room
From Model to Mechanism: The Role of Experimental Choice in Pharmacological Research
Chair
Maria Martha Campos (PUC-RS)
Complement or replacement? animal models and new alternatives in drug researchMaria Martha Campos (PUC-RS)
Oral Communication 1: 12.035 In silico Evaluation of LOE2208 and Its derivatives reveals predicted interactions with tubulin protein and suitable ADMET profiles. Lima JM1,2, Da Costa RF3,4, Bezerra EM3,4, Viera-Neto JB1,2, Falcão JS5,6, Lapa DP5,6, Costa PRR5,6, Caleffi GS5,6, Pessoa C1,2. ¹UFC, Lab. of Experimental Oncology, Drug Research and Development Center, Brazil; ²UFC PPG Pharmacology, Brazil; ³UFERSA, Lab. of Computational Physics, Brazil; 4UFERSA, PPG Science and Engineering of Materials, Brazil; 5UFRJ, Lab. of Bioorganic Chemistry, Research Institute of Natural Products Walter Mors, Brazil; 6UFRJ, PPG Chemistry of Natural Products, Brazil.
Oral Communication 2: 04.054 Role of estradiol/GPER signaling in the sickness response during systemic inflammation. Costa RA, Schneider RC, Santos MO, Pereira V, Borges AP, Schneider VMM, Alencar ST, Baggio DF, Zampronio AR. UFPR, Inflammation and Fever Lab, Dept Pharmacology, Brazil.
Oral Comunication 3: 12.028 In vivo and in vitro anti-inflammatory activity of CBD-derived terpene-cinnamoyl-acyl-hydrazone molecules. Paiva JPB¹, Lontra ACP¹, Souza, MK², Franco GRR ², Gontijo VS ², Viegas-Jr C², Fernandes PD¹ ¹ICB-UFRJ, Program of Reserch and Drug Discovery, Lab. of Pharmacology of Pain and Inflammation, Brazil; ²UNIFAL, Lab. of Research in Medicinal Chemistry, Brazil.
09h30–9h50
Coffee break
10h00–11h40
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
José Ribeiro do Valle Award
Chair: Emiliano O Barreto (UFAL) — click to expand finalists
José Ribeiro do Valle Award
Chair
Emiliano O Barreto (UFAL)
Natália Pressuto Pennachioni05.019 Mitochondrial Aldehyde Dehydrogenase-2 and 4-Hydroxynonenal Mediates Morphine Analgesic Tolerance and Hyperalgesia via TRPA1 Activation. Pennachioni NP1,2, Hosch NG1, Martins BB1, Silva GSA1, Troitiño VC1,2, Dallazen JL1,3, Kiataki LGS1,3, Andersson D4, Bevan S4, Zambelli VO1,3. 1IBu. Pain and Signaling Lab, IBu, São Paulo. 2University of Sao Paulo, Interunits Biotechnology Postgraduate Program. 3Kings College London, Wolfson Sensory, Pain and Regeneration Centre, 4IBu, Centre of Excellence in New Target Discovery, São Paulo
Isaac Alef Barbosa Gomes08.020 Refluxate Components Drive NETosis and Promote Experimental Reflux Esophagitis Trough PAD4-Dependente Mechanisms. Gomes IAB1; da Silva GCP2; Ramos AS3; Pérez MM3; Sales TMAL3; Costa VF3; Araújo AVV1; da Silva KS1; Medeiros JVR1; Saraiva EM2; Cunha FQ3; Nicolau LAD1. 1UFDPar, PPG in Biotechnology, Brazil; 2UFRJ, Dept Immunology, Brazil; 3CRID-FMRP-USP, Brazil.
Samuel Duarte Maia06.040 Glycated collagen Drives Vascular Remodeling and Smooth-Muscle Dysfunction In Hyperglycemia. Duarte-Maia S, Silva-Oliveira N, Simões Gaspar R. FCM-Unicamp, Depto Farmacologia, Lab Matriz Extracelular, PPG em Farmacologia
Stella Jasmine Arruda Coelho03.040 Meningeal Inflammatory Responses and Long-Term Behavioral Alterations Induced by Adolescent Stress. Coelho S, Pigatto G, Meschick CG Verza FA, Freitas IS, Grigório-de-Sant'Ana M, Guimaraes FS, Cunha TM, Gomes FV. FMRP-USP, PPG em Farmacologia , Brasil
José Yuri Gomes da Silva10.049 Systems Biology Identifies a Chaperone-Mediated Network Associated with Doxorubicin Response and Poor Survival in Triple-Negative Breast Cancer. Silva JYG1, Azevedo GM2, Dalmolin RJS2, Wilke DV1 1UFC, PPG Pharmacology, Brazil 2UFRN, Bioinformatics Multidisciplinary Environment - BioME, IMD, Rio Grande do Norte, Natal, Brazil
11h40–12h40
Lunch
11h40–12h40
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Technical Lecture
Cortellis Drug Discovery Intelligence: A Platform for Transforming Knowledge into Pharmacological Innovation
(Cortellis Drug Discovery Intelligence: Uma Plataforma para Transformar Conhecimento em Inovação Farmacológica)
Speaker
Paula Fontes Asprino (Clarivate)
12h40–14h00
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
SBFTE Assembly
14h00–15h45
Roundtable — RT3
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
RT3 – Celebrating 60 years
SBFTE aos 60 anos: O Futuro da Farmacologia no Brasil – Formação, Identidade, Representação e Avaliação da Qualidade dos Programas de Pós-Graduação
(SBFTE at 60: The Future of Pharmacology in Brazil - Training, Identity, Representation and Quality Assessment of Graduate Programmes)
Chair
Soraia K. P. Costa (USP-SP) (2024-2026)
João Batista Calixto (UFSC) (1994-1995; 1996-1997)
Antonio José Lapa (Unifesp-EPM) (2000-2001)
Giles A. Rae (UFSC) (2002-2003; 2004-2005)
Regina P. Markus (USP-SP) (2006-2008)
Jamil Assreuy (UFSC) (2009-2011)
Maria Christina Avellar (Unifesp-EPM) (2015-2017)
André Sampaio Pupo (Unesp-Botucatu) (2018-2020)
Marco Aurelio Martins (Fiocruz) (2021-2023)
18h00–22h00
Lovina Ponta de Campina | Bar | Restaurante
Get Together Party
R. Vitorino Cardoso, 908
Ponta de Campina
Cabedelo – PB
08h00
II Mostra de Arte & Ciência SBFTE
08h00
Venue Secretariat and SBFTE Secretariat Opening
08h00–09h15
Courses
Cr1, Cr2, Cr3, Cr4 — click to expand details
Cr1
Jose Ribeiro do Valle Auditorium
Pharmacology-Oriented Metabolomics: Biomarker Discovery and Therapeutic Targets
(Metabolômica Orientada à Farmacologia: Descoberta de Biomarcadores e Alvos Terapêuticos)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Adriane Ribeiro Rosa (UFRGS)
Class 2: Analytical strategies in metabolomics: integrating biostatistics and case studies in pharmacology (Estratégias analíticas em metabolômica: integrando a bioestatística e estudos de caso em Farmacologia)Charles Francisco Ferreira (UFRGS)
Cr2
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Introduction to Atomistic Simulations of Biomolecular Systems for Drug Development
(Introdução a Simulações Atomísticas de Sistemas Biomoleculares para Desenvolvimento de Fármacos)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Marcelo N. Muscará (USP-SP)
Class 2: Applications of computational simulations in drug development: molecular recognition, docking methodologies, complex stability and therapeutic targets. (Aplicações de simulações computacionais no desenvolvimento de fármacos: reconhecimento molecular, metodologias de docking, estabilidade de complexos e alvos terapêuticos)Santiago Di Lella (University of Buenos Aires, Argentina)
Cr3
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Statistical Delusions and Questionable Research Practices
(Delírios Estatísticos e Práticas Questionáveis de Pesquisa)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Ana Paula Herrmann (UFRGS)
Class 2: The four horsemen of the reproducibility apocalypse (Os quatro cavaleiros do apocalipse da reprodutibilidade)Ana Paula Herrmann (UFRGS)
Cr4
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
Pharmacogenetics, Toxicology, and Clinical Practice
(Farmacogenética, Toxicologia e Prática Clínica)
(Presented in Portuguese)
Chair
Paulo Caleb Júnior de Lima Santos (Unifesp-EPM)
Class 2: Toxicology: environmental exposure, progressive neurotoxicity, and insights from experimental models for cumulative human risk assessment (Toxicologia: exposição ambiental, neurotoxicidade progressiva e insights de modelos experimentais para avaliação do risco cumulativo em humanos)Paulo C. Ghedini (UFG)
09h15–09h30
Interval
09h30–11h00
E-Poster Session 3
11h00–11h30
Coffee break (Brunch)
11h30–12h20
Lectures / XX FeSBE Regional Meeting
L6, L7, LFR3, LFR4, LFR5 — click to expand details
L6
Jose Ribeiro do Valle Auditorium
Translational Perspectives on Psychoactive Therapies for Cognitive and Substance Use Disorders
Speaker
Mohamed Kabbaj (Florida State University, USA)
Presented by Silvana Chiavegatto (USP-SP)
L7
Alexandre P. Corrado Auditorium
Regulation of Cardiovascular Functions during Extreme Conditions in Reptiles
Speaker
Tobias Wang (Aarhus University, Denmark)
Presented by Gilberto De Nucci (Unicamp)
LFR3
Hanna A. Rothschild Auditorium
Medicalization of Suffering and Use of Psychotropic Drugs: An Evidence-Based Analysis
Speaker
Marcos Rochedo Ferraz (UERJ)
LFR4
Elisaldo Carlini Auditorium
Theranostic Radiopharma-ceuticals: The New Frontier of Translational Pharmacology
Speaker
Fabio Luiz Navarro Marques (USP-SP)
LFR5
Eline S. Prado Room
Regenerative and Translational Medicine in COPD/Emphysema: From Bench to Bedside
Speaker
João Tadeu Ribeiro-Paes (Unesp-Assis)
12h30–13h50
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
Closing Lecture
Brazilian Women in Pharmacology Award– 2026 Edition
Chair
Soraia K. P. Costa (SBFTE President, USP-SP)
Leader:
Sex hormones in Cardiovascular Pharmacology: an Exciting JourneyRita C. Tostes (USP-RP)
Emerging Leader
Beyond the Laboratory: A Journey Through Pharmacology, Research and EducationFrancislaine Aparecida dos Reis Lívero (Educational Initiatives Coordinator, UFPR)
13h50–14h30
Mauricio Rocha e Silva Auditorium
Closing Ceremony