Nutrition and environment: biological and toxicological aspects

wsbim2137  2023-2024  Bruxelles Woluwe

Nutrition and environment: biological and toxicological aspects
4.00 credits
30.0 h
Q1
Teacher(s)
Bindels Laure; de Timary Philippe; Debier Cathy; Delzenne Nathalie (coordinator); Ellero-Simatos Sandrine (compensates Bindels Laure); Everard Amandine; Smets Françoise;
Language
Main themes
The lectures illustrate the biological mechanisms (at the molecular, cellular and systemic levels) of toxicological risk associated with food, drinks and dietary habits
Content
The first part covers the aspects of determining and assessing the risk (NOAEL, ADI, etc.) and describes the different types of toxins and the origin of their presence in food. More targeted interventions provide insight into the role of environmental toxins on metabolism, food-related microbiological risks, the interaction between gut microbiota and xenobiotics in nutritional toxicology, food allergy, risky behaviors, metabolic interactions between nutrients and xenobiotics.
Teaching methods
lectures with case presentation by teachers. Students write and present work on a topical topic in the field of nutritional toxicology.  
Evaluation methods
The assessment is based on a written exam where each holder offers open questions related to his course. Topical work is offered to students who present a power point relating to questions addressed and presented in the first course. This work is rated and the rating is integrated into the overall rating.
Other information
Les heures et le contenu du cours de Laure Bindels seront pris en charge par S. Ellero-Simatos durant l'année académique 2022-2023
Online resources
All power points and articles or tools related to the course are made available on moodle
Teaching materials
  • diapositives du cours mises à la disposition des étudiants
Faculty or entity
FASB


Programmes / formations proposant cette unité d'enseignement (UE)

Title of the programme
Sigle
Credits
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
Master [120] in Biomedicine