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Professor Gabriela López studied a B.Sc. in Biology at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and an M.Sc. in Experimental Biology at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM). Her research work is in Reproductive Biology, and her main line of research is the effect of stress on reproductive parameters in ruminants.
Author and co-author of the following articles:
Floriberta Solano, Eunice Hernandez, Lizbeth Juarez-Rojas, Susana Rojas-Maya, Gabriela Lopez, Carlos Romero, Fahiel Casillas, Miguel Betancourt, Alma Lopez, Reza Heidari, Mohammad Mehdi Ommati, Socorro Retana-Marquez. Reproductive disruption in adult female and male rats prenatally exposed to mesquite pod extract or daidzein. Reproductive Biology. 22 (3) 2022, 100683.
Retana-Márquez S., Juárez-Rojas, L., Hernández A., Romero C., López G., Miranda L., Guerrero-Aguilera A., Solano, F., Hernández, E, Chemineau, P., Keller M., Delgadillo, J.A. Comparison of the effects of Mesquite pod and Leucaena extracts with phytoestrogens on the reproductive physiology and sexual behavior in the male rat. Physiology & Behavior - April 2016. 164, 1-10.
Socorro Retana-Márquez, Eunice Hernández, Floriberta Solano, Carlos Romero, Gabriela López, Lizbeth JuárezRojas, Fahiel Casillas, Philippe Chemineau, Matthieu Keller, José Alberto Delgadillo. Mesquite (Prosopis juliflora) pod extract decreases fertility in female but not male rats. African Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology. 10(46),984-994. 2016.
Courses taught at the undergraduate level: General Biology, Comprehensive Laboratory, General Physiology (theory and laboratory), Plant Physiology (theory and laboratory), Cell Biology (theory and laboratory), General Microbiology (theory and laboratory), Microbial Ecology, Ecotechnologies in Agricultural Systems, Sustainability. Courses taught at the graduate level: Biostatistics, Workshop on tools for science and communication. Workshop on using tools for communicating educational and scientific information and Biostatistics.
Presentations in Congresses and Symposiums:
Abortion in goats I: Endocrine causes. Romero R. C. (Endorsed by Valverde-R. C.) Luna M. Maricela, López G. Herrera M. Proceedings of the XXXI National Congress of Physiological Sciences, R-034. Querétaro. Querétaro. August, 1988.
Physiological abortion, advances of an approach. Proceedings of the V National Congress of the Mexican Association of Zootechnicians and Technicians in Caprinoculture. Romero R. C., M. Luna M., G. López and M.R. Herrera. p. 116. Unidad de Congresos del IMSS, Centro Médico Nacional 7-9 Dec. 1988.
Effect of PMSG administration on the steroidogenic activity of the prepubertal rat ovary. Villavicencio J., López G., Romero, C. Chávez R. XVIII Cong. Lationoamerican Congress of Physiological Sciences. Conference Center Municipal Palace. Montevideo-Uruguay. April 12-16, 1994.
Influence of nutritional status on the effectiveness of a progestogen as an estrus synchronizer in sows. Romero-R. Carlos, López Gabriela. XV Pan-American Congress of Veterinary Sciences. Campo Grande-Mato Grosso do Sul-Brazil. October 21-25, 1996.
Relationship between sex steroid levels and gonadal development in females of the neotropical cichlids Petenia splendida and Cichlasoma managüense. M. H. Pérez Vega, C. M. Romero R., M.C. Uribe Aranzabal, M. García Lorenzana, G. López, V. Lona D., T. Morato C. and J. L. Arredondo Figueroa. XXVIII AIBIR Annual Meeting and III SMBRH Meeting. Academy of Reproductive Biology Research and Mexican Society of Human Reproductive Biology. May 15-17, 2003 in the Port of Veracruz, Veracruz, Mexico. Relationship between sex steroid levels and gonadal development in female whitefish Chirostoma humboldtianum. Blancas Arroyo G. A., Arredondo Figueroa J. L., Barriga Sosa I. de los A., Guzmán García X., López Gómez E., López G., Morato C. T. y Romero R. C. M. XXX Annual Meeting of AIBIR . May 25-27, 2005 in Guanajuato City, Gto. Morato C Mexico. Non-infectious abortion in goats, a manifestation of stress. UAM Iztapalapa Campus. Mexico City, July 14, 2022.
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