Publications by authors named "Juliana Mello Fonseca"
Unlabelled: Sea turtles spend most of their life cycle in foraging grounds. Research in developmental habitats is crucial to understanding individual dynamics and to support conservation strategies. One approach to gather information in foraging grounds is the use of cost-effective and non-invasive techniques that allow public participation.
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- Biodiversity assessment is crucial for sustainable management and relies on long-term ecological monitoring to track ecosystem changes.
- The Brazilian Long-Term Ecological Research Program (PELD) funds ecological studies across 34 sites, focusing primarily on reef environments and fishes, but it overlooks sensitive areas near cities and less-studied regions on the North and Northeast coasts.
- Although PELD projects are relatively new, they show strong scientific output and training relevance; recommendations include improving collaboration, targeting priority regions, expanding monitored variables, and ensuring consistent funding.
First case report of non-human primates (Alouatta clamitans) with the hypervirulent Klebsiella pneumoniae serotype K1 strain ST 23: A possible emerging wildlife pathogen.
Eleine Kuroki Anzai Júlio César de Souza Júnior Amanda Rezende Peruchi Juliana Mello Fonseca Elke Kreuscher Gumpl
J Med Primatol
December 2017
Background: Hypervirulent strain of Klebsiella pneumoniae genotype K1 isolates have recently emerged, causing severe pyogenic liver abscess complicated by devastating metastatic infections in humans.
Methods: We describe a short outbreak of the non-human primate (NHP) research center, associated with a hypervirulent K. pneumoniae.