During the years spent in the laboratory, I have gained considerable experience with animal models, in particular by studying the zebrafish model, to which I am dedicated since 2012. I have also improved my expertise on many techniques, as cloning, immunochemistry and biochemistry procedures, including the use of microtome, ultra-microtome and cryostat. Moreover, I am fully qualified in molecular and cellular biology. While working in the Muscle Cell Biology Lab at Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Neurologico Carlo Besta, I have made a significant contribution to the laboratory diagnostic workflow and, in particular, to the on-going research programs. In this regard, I had the possibility to write research projects and to find private funds to carry my own experiments, becoming more independent in the last years. The research field in which I have been dedicated is the study of skeletal muscle diseases, specifically metabolic myopathies such as Glycogenosis type II, which became the thesis argument of my Ph.D. in Neuroscience. Currently, I am working at the University of Milano-Bicocca, Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences, where I am studying the effects of nanoparticles, used for different purposes, on zebrafish development.