A scientific journal dedicated to microbiota and their effects on human health
5 years of La Revue des Microbiotes !
Discover in this video, what motivates the people who created it and those who write it.
Thanks to all the researchers and physicians who contributed to the 16 issues already published !
Watch the videoLa revue des microbiotesOur intention
Our intention Regardless of whether they have been used for thousands of years in food processing, in healthcare or industry sectors or quite simply present in the environment, micro-organisms are all around us and can be found inside us too. Arranged in ecosystems known as microbiota, they play a major role at a physiological and pathophysiological level; some experts even consider the intestinal microbiota as an organ in its own right.
Although the study of microbiota is a very recent development in the history of medicine and although it still holds a large element of mystery, there is a great deal of data already available and increasing numbers of published results are becoming available.
Since 2015, La Revue des Microbiotes has presented the latest findings of microbiota research and informs healthcare professionals about the effects of this new knowledge on human health.
The current situation is independently analysed and commented on three times a year by a scientific committee of specialists from different backgrounds.
La Revue des Microbiotes receives institutional support from the PiLeJe laboratory.
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- a special report,
- an interview with an expert,
- comments on abstracts from conferences and recent publications...
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18issues available
15000readers
250published articles
The scientific committee
A independent body of writers for information on microbiota
Pr Geneviève Héry-ArnaudMicrobiologist, INSERM UMR 1078, UBO, CHRU Brest
Dr Alexis MoscaPaediatrician, Paediatric Digestive Diseases Department, Robert Debré Hospital, Paris.
Dr Cyrille HoarauImmunologist and allergy specialist, Interdisciplinary Unit of Clinical Immunology and Allergy Studies, University Research Hospital Centre, Tours.
Dr Philippe GérardMicrobiologist, INRA, MICALIS UMR 1319, Jouy-en-Josas.
Pr Stanislas Bruley des VarannesGastroenterologist, Digestive Diseases Institute, Nantes.
Dr Jean-Marc BohbotInfectious disease specialist, Institut Alfred Fournier, Paris.
Pr Jacques AmarCardiologist, Toulouse University Hospital Centre, scientific consultant for VAIOMER, Labège.
Pr Bruno PotPhD, microbiologist, Pasteur Institute of Lille, CNRS, Lille.
