Listeria monocytogenes interactions with intestinal immune cells: impact on bacterial dissemination and host responses

Grégoire Gessain is studying our immune system’s reactions to the dangerous foodborne bacterium, Listeria. His research on this common cause of food poisoning may reveal how it operates and how immune responses vary in different parts of the body.

A BETTER UNDERSTANDING OF BACTERIAL FOOD POISONING

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Grégoire
GESSAIN

Institution

Institut Pasteur

Country

France

Nationality

French

Health

Women's Health

Chronic & Non Communicable Diseases

Prevention & Personalised Health

Reproductive Health & Menopause

Stroke & Cardiovascular Diseases

Genetics & Omics

Immune System

AXA Chair

Spain

2024.02.02

Understanding Menopause's Effect on Women's Cardiovascular Risk

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Inés
PINEDA-TORRA

University of Seville

Health

Prevention & Personalised Health

Health Technologies

AI & Big Data in Healthcare

Children & Youth

Diagnosis & Imaging

Mécénat des Mutuelle

France

Evidence-Based Growth Monitoring (EBGM)

The EBGM project, led by Pauline Scherdel, aims to externally evaluate and refine an artificial intelligence (AI) algorithm for detecting... Read more