Theses
ldri | Bruxelles Woluwe
Theses in progress
Arcos-Ortiz Alexandra
Effects of Parabacteroides on host mesolimbic brain activity during reward food intake
Director: Amandine Everard
Autuori Manon
Breath volatolome as a new tool to study gut microbiome – nutrition – host interactions
Director: Nathalie M. Delzenne
Barbé Alice
Impact of antibiotic treatments on tacrolimus pharmacokinetics in renal transplant patients - potential influence of gut microbiota
Director: Laure Elens; Co-directors: Françoise Van Bambeke and Laure Bindels
Cauwelier Claire
Studying the Effect of Hydrolysates containing Bio-active Peptides in Murine Models of Intestinal Inflammation and Obesity
Director: Nathalie Delzenne
Dufour Inès
Association of Cachexia and Gut Microbiome in Dialysis Patients: Investigation of the Interactions with Uremic Toxins and Inflammation
Director: Laure Bindels
Fayt Clémence
Roles of gut microbes in inter-individual food reward dysregulations during nutritional obesity
Director: Amandine Everard
Kouakou Axell-Natalie
Study of the links between obesity, gut microbiota and melanoma progression and response to therapy
Directors: Bénédcite Jordan, Giulio Muccioli, Patrice Cani
Lecop Sophie
Evaluation of the impact of new probiotic candidates on the gut barrier function in the context of cancer cachexia
Director: Laure Bindels
Nobels Amandine
Ciclibiome, an exploration of the interactions between microbiome, circulating metabolism and immunity in HR-positive HER2-negative breast cancer treated with a CDK4/6 inhibitor
Director: Patrice Cani
Pionneau Julie
Effects of gut microbiota components on neuroinflamation in reward system brain areas and on dysregulations of hedonic food intake
Director: Amandine Everard
Piron Edwige
Targeting bacterial metabolites to tackle muscle wasting in colorectal cancer-associated cachexia: toward a mechanistic understanding
Director: Laure Bindels
Viera Olivera Eloise
Interest of volatolome analysis in the elucidation of gut microbiota-host interaction in nutrition and health
Director: Nathalie Delzenne