This week :
Joel Doré
Research Director at INRA, Joël Doré is Scientific
Director of MetaGenoPolis, a Unit of the Micalis Institute “Food and Gut
Microbiology for Human Health”. Joël Doré joined INRA in 1983 and
received his PhD from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign,
USA, in 1988. He developed a unique expertise in the field of
intestinal microbiology. He aims to contribute to a better understanding
of the host-microbiota symbiosis in order to support therapeutic
choices in the medical area, as well as science-based recommendations
in health nutrition.
In his HEG class entitled "Man-microbe symbiosis : I am what they eat...", Joël Doré presents the current vision of the human intestinal metagenome and highlights insights it has provided towards the current understanding of the importance of the microbiome in nutrition and health, particularly for chronic inflammatory and metabolic diseases. He presents an extension of the dysbiosis concept that confers a central role to man-microbe symbiosis, with potential implications in health-nutrition and translational research.
In his HEG class entitled "Man-microbe symbiosis : I am what they eat...", Joël Doré presents the current vision of the human intestinal metagenome and highlights insights it has provided towards the current understanding of the importance of the microbiome in nutrition and health, particularly for chronic inflammatory and metabolic diseases. He presents an extension of the dysbiosis concept that confers a central role to man-microbe symbiosis, with potential implications in health-nutrition and translational research.
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