In this second episode of AGEM: Owning Obesity & Negating NASH, Prof. Mireille Serlie and Prof. Marc-Emmanuel Dumas will discuss mechanisms driving obesity.
Amsterdam Gastroenterology Endocrinology Metabolism
Prof. Mireille Serlie
Professor of Medicine (Nutrition and Energy Metabolism)
Amsterdam University Medical Centers
Prof. Mireille Serlie’s lab seeks to understand molecular mechanisms of insulin resistance in humans. Her lab also focusses on the role of nutrients and obesity on the central control of metabolism and food intake. Her studies are translational and involve in depth analysis of metabolic fluxes and brain imaging.
Prof. Marc-Emmanuel Dumas
Professor and Chair of Systems Medicine
Imperial College, London
The research of prof. Marc-Emmanuel Dumas on metabolic and systems medicine focusses on the integration of metabolomic data with other "omics” to identify metabolites and genes associated with cardiometabolic diseases, inflammation, ageing, and cancer to form and test novel hypotheses for the understanding the complex variation of the gene, protein and metabolic networks generated by such pathologies.
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EPISODE 2
Mechanisms driving obesity
THURSDAY, November 12, 2020
15:30h - 17:00h
Via ZOOM: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86101880764?pwd=ZDBEcU03RWVnMFVtR1pMS1VSODFGZz09#success Meeting ID: 861 0188 0764 Passcode: 444382 |
Costs: | Free of charge |
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