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Titel	VLAG3-D1 Cell
Looptijd	01 / 2005 - onbekend
Status	Lopend
Onderzoeknummer	OND1310103

Betrokken organisaties

Penvoerder	Voeding, Levensmiddelentechnologie, Agrobiotechnologie en Gezondheid - VLAG (WUR)

Betrokken personen

Projectleider	Prof.dr.ir. A.M.W.J. Schols
Projectleider	Prof.dr.ir. P. van 't Veer

Bovenliggende onderzoeksactiviteit(en)

Deelprogramma	VLAG3-D Core programme D. Nutrition, metabolism and health

Onderliggende lopende onderzoeksactiviteiten

A. muciniphila transcriptome dynamics in medium and the gut environment.
Genomic and lipodomic profiling of nutritional interventions in sarcopenic obese animal models mimicking inflammation-induced reduction of appetite.
Functional microbiomics of Akkermansia species in the human digestive tract.
Influence of dietary protein on gene expression, metabolic phenotype and nutrient signaling in the gut-liver axis - impllication for protein synthesis and energy nutrient homeostasis, feeding behaviour
Effect of host genotype on porcine gastrointestinal microbiota structure and function.
Probing the role and regulation of plasma ANGPTL4 in mouse and human:a potential biomarker for metabolic syndrome.
Systems biology of fatty acid sensing.
In vitro ileum intestinal model.
Metagenomics of the human intestinal tract.
Population dynamics of human small intestinal microbiota.
Host-microbe interactions in the gastrointestinal tract.
Microbial and nutritional modulation of defensive (glyco)proteins and peptides from Paneth cells and goblet cells: their use as biomarkers of epithelial integrity.
Metagenome of human small intestine.
Fermentation in the gut prolongs satiety.
Diet and early changes in endothelial function.
Microbial and nutritional modulation of defensive (glyco)proteins and peptides from Paneth cell and goblet cell: their use as biomarkers of epithelial integrity.
Molecular mechanism of host responses to probiotics.
Nutritional and microbial modulation of intestinal epithelial integrity.
Functionallity of the gastrointestinal tract.
Unravelling eukaryal-like control networks in archaea

Classificatie

A71000	Voeding