Research activities
Use of metabolomics to phenotype organisms for a characterisation of toxicological-origin disruptions or those in functional interaction with other organisms to model using statistics symbiosis, based on a longitudinal follow-up.
Collaborations:
- 2014-: Dr. Estelle Rathahao-Paris (INRA) and Dr. Sandra Alves (Sorbonne University): Use of FT-MS to get a metabolomic phenotyping of urines collected on laboratory animals or subjects enrolled in dedicated cohorts. PhD thesis of Béninia Habchi (2014-2017).
- 2016-: Dr. Céline Domange (AgroParisTech, Paris): Effect of saponins on ruminal metabolism in goat and metabolic variation in lactating and gestational periods. PhD thesis of Rafael Otaviano do Rego (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
- 2015-: Dr. Isabelle Domart-Coulon and Dr. Marie-Lise Bourguet on metabolomic phenotyping of sponges and corals.
- 2014-: Dr. Benjamin Marie and Dr. Benoît Sotton on metabolomic phenotyping of fish exposed to cyanobacteria.
Expertise:
Feed toxicology at the national food safety agency (ANSES)