FINEP CT-Verde Amarelo
Active
Open Laboratory for Biotech Prototyping
Creation of laboratory infrastructure for genomic and biotechnology prototyping, including next-generation sequencing and applied bioinformatics.
Advancing knowledge in genomics, ecology, and biotechnology at the interface of the Amazon and the Cerrado.
AraguaiaBiotech develops cutting-edge research in genomics, metagenomics, and biotechnology, focused on practical applications for agriculture, biodiversity conservation, and human health.
Located at the transition between two of the world's largest biomes, our laboratory holds a uniquely strategic position to study biodiversity and develop innovative solutions for regional and global challenges.
Our research lines integrate basic and applied science, connecting laboratory discoveries to field outcomes.
From next-generation sequencing to the discovery of bioactive compounds, turning regional biodiversity into solutions for agriculture, industry, and health.
Molecular ecology, spatial analyses, and bioinformatics integrated to monitor and protect biodiversity across the Cerrado-Amazon transition.
4 projects with active funding and more than R$ 7 million raised through FINEP grants and strategic partnerships.
Creation of laboratory infrastructure for genomic and biotechnology prototyping, including next-generation sequencing and applied bioinformatics.
Expansion of sequencing capacity and infrastructure for high-complexity research, consolidating ABLIB as a regional reference.
Selection and propagation of native seedlings adapted to the Cerrado and Amazon biomes for ecological restoration and environmental recovery projects.
Demonstration unit of Integrated Agricultural Production Systems (SIPA) for soil and biodiversity conservation in farming systems.
ABLIB sits at the transition between two of the world's largest biomes, the Amazon and the Cerrado. This unique position lets us access the biodiversity of both ecosystems.
The most biodiverse savanna on the planet, with more than 12,000 vascular plant species. A priority biome for global conservation.
The largest tropical forest in the world, with unparalleled biodiversity. ABLIB works on the southern edge of the Amazon, a critical transition zone.
Scientific publications in preparation.
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