Adair R.S. Santos was a researcher affiliated with the Universidade Federal de Santa Catarina in Brazil. Their body of work spanned several areas within medicine and neuroscience, with a focus on understanding molecular and physiological mechanisms related to pain, stress, and natural compound pharmacology.
Their research covered multiple main fields of study, including:
Within these broader fields, Santos contributed to several subfields such as:
The researcher conducted work on a variety of topics, often exploring the mechanisms and treatment of pain, stress responses, and cannabinoid pharmacology. The main topics of their work included:
Several venues frequently published Santos's work, including:
Their recent publications featured the following articles:
Throughout their career, Santos collaborated frequently with several co-authors, including:
Santos's work contributed to understanding the complex interactions within neuropharmacology related to pain and inflammation as well as the effects of natural compounds on nervous system disorders. Their research emphasized cellular receptors, ion channels, and the cannabinoid system as key mechanisms in disease models and treatment pathways.
João B. Calixto;Adair R. S. Santos;Valdir Cechinel Filho;Rosendo A. Yunes
João B. Calixto;Maria M. Campos;Michel F. Otuki;Adair R. S. Santos
Rafael C. Dutra;Maria M. Campos;Adair R.S. Santos;João B. Calixto
João B. Calixto;Alessandra Beirith;Juliano Ferreira;Adair R. S. Santos
João B. Calixto;Michel F. Otuki;Adair R. S. Santos
Alessandra Beirith;Adair R.S Santos;João B Calixto
Manuella P. Kaster;Vinícius M. Gadotti;Vinícius M. Gadotti;João B. Calixto;Adair R.S. Santos
Daniele G. Machado;Luis E.B. Bettio;Mauricio P. Cunha;Adair R.S. Santos
Aderbal S. Aguiar;Adalberto A. Castro;Eduardo L. Moreira;Viviane Glaser
Michela Mantovani;Roberto Pértile;João B. Calixto;Adair R.S. Santos
A.R.S Santos;J.B Calixto
Ana Lúcia S. Rodrigues;Gisele L. da Silva;Andreza S. Mateussi;Elizabeth S. Fernandes
Andrea D E Zomkowski;Luciana Hammes;Jaime Lin;João Batista Calixto
Raquel M. Teixeira;Adair R.S. Santos;Sandro J. Ribeiro;João B. Calixto
Adair R. S. Santos;Valdir C. Filho;Rivaldo Niero;Ana M. Viana
Angelo Oscar Rosa;Jaime Lin;João Batista Calixto;Adair Roberto S. Santos
Alessandra Beirith;Adair R.S Santos;Ana L.S Rodrigues;Tânia B Creczynski-Pasa
Michel F Otuki;Juliano Ferreira;Fabiana V Lima;Cristiane Meyre-Silva
Flavia Carla Meotti;Ana Paula Luiz;Moacir Geraldo Pizzolatti;Candida A. L. Kassuya
J. B. Calixto;A. R. S. Santos;V. Cechinel Filho;R. A. Yunes
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