Alexandra Rucavado is affiliated with the University of Costa Rica in Costa Rica. Their research primarily focuses on venomous animal envenomation and related studies within the fields of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, and Immunology and Microbiology. This work intersects multiple specialized subfields such as Genetics, Virology, and Molecular Biology.
The scientist has contributed extensively to the understanding of venom actions and therapeutic responses, as reflected in publications appearing predominantly in the journal Toxicon, where they have published 13 papers. Other frequent publication venues include Toxins, Scientific Reports, Molecular Biology and Evolution, and TH Open.
Some of the recent papers by Alexandra Rucavado include:
The main topics of their research include venomous animal envenomation and studies. Additional research topics involve rabies epidemiology and control, marine invertebrate physiology and ecology, amphibian and reptile biology, ion channel regulation and function, biochemical and structural characterization, and protease and inhibitor mechanisms.
Alexandra Rucavado frequently collaborates with several coauthors in their research. Notable coauthors include José María Gutiérrez, Teresa Escalante, E. Camacho, Jay W. Fox, and Ivette Argüello.
The body of work by Alexandra Rucavado reflects consistent contributions to biochemical and molecular aspects of venom toxicology, including studies on tissue damage, inflammatory pathways, and potential inhibitors to improve therapeutic interventions for snakebite envenoming.
José María Gutiérrez;Alexandra Rucavado
José María Gutiérrez;Alexandra Rucavado;Teresa Escalante;Cecilia Díaz
Elías Barquero-Calvo;Esteban Chaves-Olarte;David S. Weiss;Caterina Guzmán-Verri
Teresa Escalante;Alexandra Rucavado;Jay W. Fox;José María Gutiérrez
José María Gutiérrez;Guillermo León;Gustavo Rojas;Bruno Lomonte
José María Gutiérrez;Alexandra Rucavado;Fernando Chaves;Cecilia Díaz
José María Gutiérrez;Teresa Escalante;Alexandra Rucavado;Cristina Herrera
Jose Maria Gutierrez;Bruno Lomonte;Guillermo Leon;Alexandra Rucavado
M.H Borges;A.M Soares;V.M Rodrigues;F Oliveira
José María Gutiérrez;Teresa Escalante;Alexandra Rucavado
José María Gutiérrez;Libia Sanz;José Escolano;Julián Fernández
Alexandra Rucavado;Teresa Escalante;Aida Franceschi;Fernando Chaves
Alexandra Rucavado;Bruno Lomonte;Michael Ovadia;Josée Marı́a Gutiérrez
Leandra Watanabe;John D. Shannon;Richard H. Valente;Richard H. Valente;Alexandra Rucavado
Alexandra Rucavado;Teresa Escalante;Catarina de Fátima Teixeira;Cristina Maria Fernandes
Teresa Escalante;Aida Franceschi;Alexandra Rucavado;José Marı́a Gutiérrez
Alexandra Rucavado;Javier Núñez;José María Gutiérrez
José María Gutiérrez;Teresa Escalante;Alexandra Rucavado;Cristina Herrera
Gilbert D Lorı́a;Alexandra Rucavado;Aura S Kamiguti;R.David G Theakston
Cristina Herrera;Teresa Escalante;Mathieu Benoit Voisin;Alexandra Rucavado
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