Catarina Alves Pinto

A Comparative Study of Melanocytic Tumours: Linking Portuguese Dogs and Cats to Human Cases

Catarina Alves Pinto, Ana Isabel Ribeiro, João Niza‐Ribeiro, Katia Pinello et autres

Melanocytic tumours (MT) occur in both humans and companion animals, presenting an opportunity for comparative oncology research. Thus, this study provides a comprehensive epidemiological analysis comparing MT in Portuguese dogs, cats and humans. Data were obtained from the Portuguese National Cancer Registry …

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The animal's microbiome and cancer: A translational perspective

Catarina Aluai‐Cunha, Catarina Alves Pinto, Alexandra Correia, Cláudia R. Serra et autres

Cancer is a substantial global health problem both in humans and animals with a consistent increase in mortality and incidence rate. The commensal microbiota has been involved in the regulation of several physiological and pathological processes, both within the gastrointestinal system and …

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The human and animals’ malignant melanoma: comparative tumor models and the role of microbiome in dogs and humans

Catarina Alves Pinto, Catarina Aluai‐Cunha, Andreia Santos

Currently, the most progressively occurring incident cancer is melanoma. The mouse is the most popular model in human melanoma research given its various benefits as a laboratory animal. Nevertheless, unlike humans, mice do not develop melanoma spontaneously, so they need to be …

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Breast cancer patient-reported outcomes on level 1 and level 2 oncoplastic procedures using BREAST-Q®

Catarina Alves Pinto, Bárbara Peleteiro, Fernando Osório, Sónia Torres-Costa et autres

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