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Virtual Gut

"Virtual Gut", to better understand the function of the intestinal tract of mammals in relation to diet.

Projects:

  • Models of dietary effects on immune responses in pigs
    The gut is the primary site for the intake, processing, and absorption of nutrients in feeds and foods. The mucosal layer of the gut contains the...
  • Food for the gatekeeper
    The homeostasis of the small intestine and its mucosal immune system can be modulated by various food-products. In order to efficiently study, but...
  • The gut & dietary lipids: Systems Biology of intestinal lipid metabolism
    The intestinal homeostasis of dietary lipids plays a pivotal role in controlling dietary lipid uptake from ingested foods. The transcription factor...
  • Microbiota interactive functional networks
    The intestinal tract of humans, pigs and rodents is colonized by complex microbial communities. Understanding and predicting microbial functionality...
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