Team

  • Leaders: A Ribeiro (CR INSERM), S André (MCU UPMC),  P Serradas (PU UPMC)
  • Team contributors: C Amouyal, L Genser, C Osinski, C Poitou, H Soula, F Andreelli, J Obeid, D Moret
  • Main collaborators: P Collombat (France), U Meinzer (France), C Alvarez (Espagne), C Magnan (France), G Gorochov (France), R Regazzi (Suisse), G Mithieux (France)

Main Objectives

The digestive tract is vulnerable to modifications coming from both external factors such as food and microbiota, and internal factors such as the immune system. As a result, the adaptations that occur within the gut can have significant effects on immune function, the maintenance of epithelial cell balance, and essential organs that regulate energy balance.

Topic 2: Intestine as a key player in metabolic disorders

Results

Topic 2: Intestine as a key player in metabolic disorders
Progression of obesity and related complications: role of gut microbiota?
TOPIC 1
Intestine as a key player in metabolic disorders
TOPIC 2
Adipose tissue Remodeling
TOPIC 3
Systems’ biology and data integration (transversal WP)
TOPIC 4
Translating our fundamental research for the benefit of patients
TOPIC 5