Intestinal microbiota can modulate virtually all aspects of their host physiology, and particularly, digestion and metabolism. However, the molecular mechanisms at play remain largely unknown. To tackle this question, we use a simple gnotobiotic model: Drosophila larvae monoassociated with one of its major natural symbiont, Lactobacillus plantarum. Previous work from our group showed that L. plantarum promotes the juvenile growth of larvae facing a protein scarcity, thereby dampening the deleterious effect of the nutrient deficiency on larval growth. This growth enhancement partially relies on the upregulation of intestinal proteases, as well as on the modulation of the host TOR (Target Of Rapamycin) pathway by the symbionts. My thesis work...
There is growing evidence that intestinal bacteria are important beneficial partners of their metazo...
Eukaryotic genomes encode several buffering mechanisms that robustly maintain invariant phenotypic o...
Nutrition is the major environmental factor that determines juvenile growth: inadequate access to nu...
Intestinal microbiota can modulate virtually all aspects of their host physiology, and particularly,...
Le microbiote intestinal affecte la plupart des processus physiologiques de l’hôte, et plus particul...
SummaryThe microbial environment impacts many aspects of metazoan physiology through largely undefin...
Le microbiote a un impact majeur sur la physiologie de son hôte, cependant notre compréhension des m...
SummaryThere is growing evidence that intestinal bacteria are important beneficial partners of their...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
SummaryThere is growing evidence that intestinal bacteria are important beneficial partners of their...
Human gut bacteria are implicated in normal metabolism as well as in diseases including diabetes and...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
There is growing evidence that intestinal bacteria are important beneficial partners of their metazo...
Eukaryotic genomes encode several buffering mechanisms that robustly maintain invariant phenotypic o...
Nutrition is the major environmental factor that determines juvenile growth: inadequate access to nu...
Intestinal microbiota can modulate virtually all aspects of their host physiology, and particularly,...
Le microbiote intestinal affecte la plupart des processus physiologiques de l’hôte, et plus particul...
SummaryThe microbial environment impacts many aspects of metazoan physiology through largely undefin...
Le microbiote a un impact majeur sur la physiologie de son hôte, cependant notre compréhension des m...
SummaryThere is growing evidence that intestinal bacteria are important beneficial partners of their...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
SummaryThere is growing evidence that intestinal bacteria are important beneficial partners of their...
Human gut bacteria are implicated in normal metabolism as well as in diseases including diabetes and...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
Abstract Symbiotic bacteria support host growth upon malnutrition. How bacteria achieve this remains...
There is growing evidence that intestinal bacteria are important beneficial partners of their metazo...
Eukaryotic genomes encode several buffering mechanisms that robustly maintain invariant phenotypic o...
Nutrition is the major environmental factor that determines juvenile growth: inadequate access to nu...