MARIA ADELA VALERO ALEIXANDRE

MARIA ADELA VALERO ALEIXANDRE is a Professor at the University of Valencia, affiliated with the Faculty of Pharmacy and Food Sciences and the Department of Pharmacy and P. She leads the research group PP&V (Phenotyping Parasites and Vectors-PP&V), focusing on the systematics and biology of parasitic organisms.

Her primary research interests lie in Parasitology, particularly the taxonomy, systematics, and intra-specific variability of digenean trematodes, with a focus on the family Brachylaimidae. Her work integrates morphological and molecular approaches to phenotyping parasites and their vectors, contributing to the broader understanding of parasite biodiversity and evolution.

Her research spans fields such as molecular parasitology, vector biology, and systematic zoology. Although no recent publications are listed in the provided text, her long-standing research trajectory since her doctoral work in 1986 suggests sustained contributions to parasitological science.

Scientific Awards:

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She has supervised academic theses, though specific student names are not provided. There is no mention of external grants or funding in the text. Her work is conducted within the PP&V research group, which is dedicated to advancing knowledge in parasite and vector phenotyping through integrative methodologies.

Laboratories and Research Teams:

• PP&V Phenotyping parasites and vectors-PP&V