Coeliac disease & gastrointestinal disorders
Diagnostics, monitoring, food safety, intestinal permeability and host responses.
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Infectious diseases and gastrointestinal disorders
Microbiology research spanning coeliac disease, intestinal-barrier dysfunction, antimicrobial resistance and maternal-infant host-microbe interactions.
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About CTS-995
From microbial mechanisms to translational health research
The group brings together basic, clinical and translational perspectives within the Department of Microbiology and Parasitology at the University of Seville.
Current projects investigate single-cell bacterial responses to antibiotics, prenatal exposures and food sensitivities, mother-infant multiomics and biomarkers of intestinal permeability.
What we study
Research lines
Three connected areas link gastrointestinal disease, early-life biology and bacterial adaptation.
Epigenetics & antimicrobial resistance
Phenotypic heterogeneity and non-genetic mechanisms studied from populations to single cells.
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Maternal-infant microbiota & prenatal exposome
Human milk, intestinal microbiota, amniotic fluid, immune programming and food sensitivities.
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Four active research projects
The group currently leads projects spanning intestinal permeability, antimicrobial resistance, prenatal exposures and early-life multiomics.
Intestinal permeabilityPI: Carolina Sousa Martín2024 - 2027
Antimicrobial resistancePI: María Antonia Sánchez Romero2024 - 2027
Prenatal exposomePI: María de Lourdes Moreno Amador2025 - 2029
Early-life multiomicsPI: Isabel María Comino Montilla2026 - 2030
Meet the researchers behind the projects
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