Postdoctoral position for up to 3 years in PARIS, FRANCE
at the Research Center of Inflammation (CRI) (INSERM, Université de Paris Cité)
Targeting the Adapted colonic Microbiota for a better recovery after Intestinal Resection (AdMIR)
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The SBS lactobiota is thought to be a reservoir of multiple and complex signals driving hyperplasia and hormone (GLP-2…) secretions in the colon that could contribute to post-resection adaptive mechanisms. AdMIR project questions how microbiota improves intestinal malabsorption over time in SBS subjects. The ultimate goals are to accelerate and drive better jejunal absorption by promoting and targeting colonic adaptation. Two main objectives are proposed:
– To determine the role and specificity of the SBS microbiota, identify specific contribution of microbiota strains or metabolites involved in the mechanism by which this microbiota improves intestinal adaptation and recovery during SBS.
– To assess the impact of GLP-2 signalling in relaying, totally or partially, the microbiota effects on adaptation and recovery during SBS.
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Application process: Highly motivated candidates can send a cover letter with motivations, a short summary of achievements and mastered techniques, a curriculum vitae with publication and communication list, and the names of (at least) two referees.
Please indicate “Post-doc AdMIR Application” in the title of the email.
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