From gastrointestinal disorders and early-life immune programming to bacterial adaptation and antimicrobial resistance.
Scientific scope
The group combines complementary microbiology and translational approaches across gastrointestinal health and infectious disease.
Mechanisms, diagnostic and monitoring biomarkers, food safety, intestinal permeability and translational strategies relevant to coeliac disease and related inflammatory or functional gastrointestinal conditions.
Genetic, epigenetic and phenotypic mechanisms that shape bacterial adaptation to environmental pressure and antibiotics, including single-cell analysis and advanced genomic approaches.
Microbial, metabolic and immune signals across human milk, the intestinal microbiota and amniotic fluid, and their relationship with early-life food sensitivities and gastrointestinal disease.
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