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DOI Allocation for Targeting Microbiota 2024 Abstracts
The International Society of Microbiota is pleased to announce that all abstracts submitted to the 11th ISM World Congress will be included in the Targeting Microbiota 2024 Abstracts Book, complete with a DOI (Digital Object Identifier). This guarantees your work a permanent and easily accessible online presence.
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Join the Speakers' Dinner of Targeting Microbiota 2024
An optional conference dinner will take place on Monday, October 14, 2024 at the Summer Kitchen of Corinthia Palace Hotel Malta, starting 8:00 PM.
The dinner will be a great opportunity to enjoy a sociable evening with colleagues, speakers and committee members of ISM around a Mediterranean menu.
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- The chance to interact with invited speakers
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Phage Therapy: A New Era of “Old” Concept for “Microbiome” Health
Dr. Mzia Kutateladze, Eliava Institute of Bacteriophage, Georgia, will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October will share the latest findings on the use of bacteriophages to manipulate/shape gut and skin microbiomes.
Topic: Phage Therapy: A New Era of "Old" Concept for "Microbiome" Health
About Dr. Kutateladze
Dr. Mzia Kutateladze represents the world-renown G. Eliava Institute of Bacteriophages, Microbiology and Virology, headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia. Currently, she is the Director of Eliava Institute, as well as the President of the Eliava Foundation, a collection of commercial spin-offs. She oversees, coordinates and manages the research directions and programs of the Institute. She is the author or co-author of more than 80 scientific papers. Her scientific background is in microbiology and molecular biology, bacteriophage research and application. Dr. Kutateladze was a manager and a leading scientist of number of scientific research projects. She is serving as a project and papers reviewer for national and international funding agencies and scientific journals.
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Using Roseoflavin, a Natural Riboflavin Analogue, to Modify the Human Microbiota
The ISM is pleased to welcome Prof. Markus Egert, active member of the ISM scientific board, from Furtwangen University, Germany to Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
Prof. Egert will present a talk on "Using Roseoflavin, a Natural Riboflavin Analogue, to Modify the Human Microbiota".
Presentation Summary:
The antivitamin roseoflavin is a structural analogue and competitive inhibitor of riboflavin. Riboflavin is a precursor of the cofactors FMN and FAD, which are involved in various important cellular reactions.
The presentation will summarize the current state of a joint project, in which we examine the influence of roseoflavin on the structure of the human microbiota using cultivation-based as well as molecular approaches.
The project was inspired by a recent report that Streptococcus mutans, one of the most important cariogenic bacteria in the human mouth, appears to be auxotrophic for riboflavin and hence susceptible to roseoflavin.
About Markus Egert
Markus Egert is professor for Microbiology and Hygiene at Furtwangen University of Applied Sciences (Black Forest, Germany). His work aims at a deeper understanding of the structural and functional interactions of microbial communities with humans. He was one of the first researchers to apply the so-called RNA-based stable isotope probing technique (RNA-SIP) to intestinal ecosystem in order to identify prebiotics-degrading bacteria. In addition, he is known for his pioneering work on the microbiome of objects of daily use, such as kitchen sponges, spectacles and washing machines, and the hygienic relevance that goes with it.
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Prospects for Leveraging the Microbiota as Medicine for Hypertension
The ISM is pleased to announce that Dr. Bina Joe, Eidtor-in-Chief of Host and Microbes, from the University of Toledo, USA, will be speaking at Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
Dr. Joe's presentation, titled "Prospects for Leveraging the Microbiota as Medicine for Hypertension," will cover:
- Current evidence for microbiota as context-dependent causal factors for hypertension.
- Proof-of-concept for engineering microbiota as medicine for hypertension.
- Microbiota-host interactions in the regulation of blood pressure
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Gut Microbiome, Obesity and Diabetes
Prof. Hiroshi Ohno, RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences, Japan, will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October to give a presentation on his latest research: "Gut Microbiome, Obesity and Diabetes".
Accumulating evidence suggests the involvement of gut microbiome in the pathogenesis of diseases including obesity and diabetes. Gut microbial metabolites often is responsible for these diseases.
In his talk, Prof. Ohno, will discuss the recently identified gut microbe-derived trans-unsaturated fatty acid elaidate is involved in obesity and diabetes. Containment of these responsible metabolites could be a promising strategy for preventive medicine.
About Prof. Ohno
Hiroshi Ohno is the team leader at RIKEN Center for Integrative Medical Sciences Laboratory for Intestinal Ecosystem. His group is interested in the intestinal immune system, especially the molecular mechanisms of the function and differentiation of M cells, a subset of intestinal epithelium specialized for uptake of particulate antigens such as bacteria and viruses. We are also studying the role of host-gut microbiota interaction on the host physiology and pathology.
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Gut Brain Axis & Depression: Startegic Role of Dietary Proline Exposed
The ISM is pleased to welcome Prof. José Manuel Fernández-Real, Universitat de Girona, Spain join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
Prof. Fernández-Real will present a talk on "Gut Brain Axis & Depression: Startegic Role of Dietary Proline Exposed".
Key Points:
High proline consumption emerged as the primary dietary factor significantly impacting depression. Analysis of whole-brain dynamics unveiled disruptions in the rich club network, correlating with depression and circulating proline levels.
Notably, proline supplementation in mice exacerbated depressive symptoms, concomitant with microbial translocation. Human microbiota transplantation in mice induced an emotionally impaired phenotype, accompanied by alterations in GABA-, proline-, and extracellular matrix-related genes in the prefrontal cortex.
Furthermore, interventions such as RNAi-mediated knockdown of proline and GABA transporters in Drosophila, and mono-association with L. plantarum, a prolific GABA producer, demonstrated protective effects against depression-like states.
These findings underscore the potential of microbiome modulation and dietary proline targeting as promising avenues for effective depression treatment.
About José Manuel Fernández-Real
Dr. José Manuel Fernández-Real, an endocrinologist and researcher at the Girona Biomedical Research Institute, holds degrees in Medicine and a Ph.D. from the University of Barcelona, Spain. As a member of the CIBERobn Steering Committee, focusing on Obesity Research, he has contributed significantly to the field with over 500 publications, earning an impressive H index of 97 and over 37,500 citations on Google Scholar. Leading 29 National and International Projects, holding 12 patents, and supervising 14 doctoral theses, he has played pivotal roles in various research endeavors, including coordinating the European ThinkGut project. Renowned globally, he ranks among the top 40 most cited authors in Endocrinology and within the top 1% across all scientific disciplines. Over the past 5 years, his research has primarily explored the microbiota's role in metabolic disorders and cognition, with notable findings linking microbiome signatures to conditions like fatty liver and obesity-related cognitive issues. His latest work focuses on how alterations in proline metabolism impact depression through changes in the gut microbiome.
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Mythbusting Our Microbiome
Prof. Alan Walker, University of Aberdeen, United Kindgom, will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October to give a presentation on his latest research: "Mythbusting Our Microbiome".
About Prof. Walker
Prof. Walker is a microbiologist by training with specific research interests in the bacteria that inhabit the gastrointestinal tract of mammalian hosts. After receiving an undergraduate degree in Microbiology from the University of Aberdeen Prof. Walker studied for my PhD at the Rowett Institute and at the University of Dundee, specialising in gut microbiology and the role that intestinal bacteria play in the breakdown of dietary fibre. I then spent eight and a half years at the Wellcome Sanger Institute in Cambridge, a renowned centre for genomics research. While there he used state of the art DNA sequencing facilities to better characterise host-associated microbial communities and shed light on the roles these microbes play both in health and in diseases such Cystic Fibrosis, inflammatory bowel disease and infection with Salmonella spp. and Clostridium difficile. Prof. Walker is now a Senior Research Fellow/Principal Investigator at the Rowett Institute within the University of Aberdeen. In his lab he combines anaerobic microbiology with DNA sequencing technologies in order to examine interactions between host diet and the intestinal microbiota of humans and animals, and how these factors may contribute to host health.
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From Microbiomes and (Meta)genomes to the Lab and Back - Identification, Production and Application of Bacteriocins
The ISM is pleased to announce that Dr. Christian Riedel, University of Ulm, Germany, will be speaking at Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
Dr. Riedel's presentation, titled "From Microbiomes and (Meta)genomes to the Lab and Back - Identification, Production and Application of Bacteriocins," will include:
- Discussing the diverse applications of bacteriocins, including food preservation, animal feed, microbiome modulation, and potential therapeutic alternatives for antibiotic-resistant pathogens.
- Identifying production challenges: Currently, bacteriocins are mainly produced by natural producer organisms on complex substrates.
- Proposing solutions: Shift towards recombinant biotechnological production hosts, with focus on Corynebacterium glutamicum as an industrial workhorse organism.
- Highlighting efforts to identify novel bacteriocins from environmental microbiomes and genomic data.
- Exploring the intricacies of recombinant production, including challenges and potential solutions.
- Providing examples of potential applications of bacteriocins across different settings.
Learn more about the topics talks and topics that will be covered during Targeting Microbiota 2024 in the Conference Program.
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Deciphering the role of the Oral-Placental and Vaginal-Placental Microbiome Axes in Preterm Birth
The ISM is pleased to announce that Dr. Souhaila Al Khodor, Sidra Medicine, Qatar, will be speaking at Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
Dr. Al Khodor's presentation, titled "Deciphering the role of the Oral-Placental and Vaginal-Placental Microbiome Axes in Preterm Birth," will cover:
- Evaluating the placental microbiome in both term and preterm pregnancies.
- Distinct patterns of microbial sharing among placental, oral cavity, and vaginal samples obtained from women experiencing term or preterm births.
Join us this October in Malta not to miss out on Dr. Al Khodor's talk.
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Gut Microbiota in Early Life: Impact on Neurodevelopmental Outcomes
Dr. Rochellys Diaz Heijtz, Karolinska Institutet, Sweden, will share her latest research during Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
"Gut Microbiota in Early Life: Impact on Neurodevelopmental Outcomes"
Gut microbiota influences brain development and behavior, notably in neurodevelopmental disorders like autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
Dr. Heijtz's lab research shows infants with heightened ASD risk display early gut microbiota changes before behavioral signs. Targeted microbial treatments, like Limosilactobacillus reuteri probiotics, may improve social behavior in ASD children. Recent preclinical studies highlight benefits of multispecies probiotics during pregnancy on offspring neurodevelopment
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Male Fertility and Gut Microbiota: Current Knowledge and Future Directions
Prof. Cristian O'Flaherty from McGill University, Canada, will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October to present his latest research: "Male Fertility and Gut Microbiota: Current Knowledge and Future Directions".
Presentation Summary:
Human infertility is on the rise, with approximately 16% of couples being infertile worldwide. In half of these cases, the causes can be traced to men. Causes of male infertility remain hidden in about 34% of patients with normal semen analysis.
In his talk, Prof. O'Flaherty will discuss the suggested relationship between gut microbiota dysbiosis and male infertility. However, more research is needed to elucidate the role of gut microbiota in male reproductive health disorders. An abundance of Bacteroidetes and a reduction of Firmicutes are associated with male infertility. There is potential for therapeutic interventions or personalized treatments for male infertility based on the manipulation of gut microbiota.
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The Small Intestinal Microbiota: A Hidden Player in Human Health and Disease
The ISM is excited to announce that Dr. Pascale Vonaesch from the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, will be speaking at Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
Dr. Vonaesch's presentation, titled "The Small Intestinal Microbiota: A Hidden Player in Human Health and Disease," will cover:
- The unique composition of the small intestinal (SI) microbiota compared to other parts of the gastrointestinal tract.
- How various diseases can lead to different types of bacterial overgrowth in the SI.
- The link between small intestinal oral bacteria overgrowth (SIOBO) and childhood undernutrition.
- The role of oral-origin bacteria in the development of these conditions.
- The potential of targeting the SI microbiota as a strategy to treat metabolic diseases.
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Bacteriophages Redesigned – Tiny Killers and Detectives to Support Infectious Disease Therapy
Dr. Martin Loessner, ETH Zurich, Switzerland, will share his latest research during Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
"Bacteriophages Redesigned – Tiny Killers and Detectives to Support Infectious Disease Therapy"
Phage therapy of the future will not be what it used to be. Existing hurdles such as limited efficacy and rapid emergence of resistance can be overcome by genetic engineering of bacteriophages. Dr. Loessner will discuss how synthetic biology enables a completely new and highly specific approach to specifically target bacterial pathogens and re-balance the microbiome.
About Dr. Loessner
Martin J. Loessner is Full Professor of Food Microbiology at the Institute of Food, Nutrition and Health of ETH Zurich, Switzerland, since 2003. The research work in Martin Loessner-s group is focussed on foodborne pathogens and their specific bacteriophages. Basic molecular biology research is used to derive novel and innovative applications for the detection and control of unwanted bacteria such as Listeria monocytogenes, Staphylococcus aureus, and others. Recombinant proteins are designed for labeling and immobilization of bacterial cells; and genetic engineering is used as a tool for improvement of cultures towards safer food products. This work has received several awards and prizes. The group is closely collaborating with a number of research groups, and has fruitful contacts with partners from the diagnostic and food industry.
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Microbial Phenotypes in Obesity: Implications for Precision Nutrition
The ISM is pleased to welcome Prof. Ellen Blaak, Maastricht University, Netherlands join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
Prof. Blaak will participate in the session on "Microbial Phenotypes in Obesity: Implications for Precision Nutrition", highlight the strategies to modulate microbiota in obesity.
About Ellen Blaak
Ellen Blaak is Professor in Human Biology at the Department of Human Biology since 2007 and is Chair of the Department of Human Biology. Her research focuses on the role of disturbances in fatty acid metabolism and interorgan cross-talk (gut-adipose tissue-muscle metabolism) in the aetiology of obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus (>300 publ,) as well as the impact of nutritional or lifestyle intervention to reverse these changes. Beside being professor at Maastricht University, she is project leader within the Top Institute Food and Nutrition, a public-private partnership of academia and international Food Industry, focussed on precompetitive research. She is member of the Nutrition committee of the Dutch Health Council and of several advisory board/grant evaluation committees. She obtained funding from among others the Netherlands Organisation for Scientific research/Dutch Diabetes Research Foundation/EU as a PI for more than 30 research projects and has supervised more than 30 PhD theses.
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Probiotics & Health: How to Select the Right Strain?
Prof. Andreas Schwiertz, from the Institute of Microecology and member of the ISM scientific board, Germany, will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October to give a presentation on his latest research: "Probiotics & Health: How to Select the Right Strain?".
About Prof. Schwiertz
Dr. Andreas Schwiertz is a microbiologist and molecular biologist. He trained at the Carl von Ossietzky University, Oldenburg (GER), the University College Cork (IRL) and Sate University of St. Petersburg (RUS). He received his PhD from the University of Potsdam (GER), where he trained under Prof. Michael Blaut in human gastrointestinal microbiology and on probiotics. In 2012 he received his lecturer qualification from the Justus Liebig University of Giessen on gastrointestinal microbiology where he is associated professor. In 2003 he joined the Institute of Microecology in Herborn, where he serves currently as CEO and CSO.
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The Mystery of the Microbiome Genome: The Potential of 2 to 20 Million Microbial Genes to Transform Our Health
Prof. Marvin Edeas, chairman of the ISM Scientific Board from Institut Cochin, INSERM U1016, Université de Paris, France will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October.
He will open the second day of the congress with a keynote presentation: "The Mystery of the Microbiome Genome: The Potential of 2 to 20 Million Microbial Genes to Transform Our Health".
He will delve into the vast genetic landscape of the human microbiome. His keynote will discuss the implications of this genetic diversity for human health, exploring how we might outsource more functions from our microbiome to our health. This involves understanding how these microbial genes interact with our own and how we can influence these interactions.
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Sophisticated in vitro Models of the Gastrointestinal Tract to Study the Role of the Gut Microbiota in Health and Disease
Dr. Koen Venema, Editor-in-chief of Beneficial Microbes from The Netherlands, will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October to give a presentation on his latest research: "Sophisticated in vitro Models of the Gastrointestinal Tract to Study the Role of the Gut Microbiota in Health and Disease".
He will also have a second presentation on the second day of the congress: "Targeting the Microbiota by Medical Professionals: Where are We Now?"
About Koen Venema
Dr. Venema studied Chemistry at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands in 1990. He received his PhD in Natural Sciences from the same university, on the antimicrobial activity of bacteriocins produced by lactic acid bacteria (LAB) in 1995. He pursued the health-beneficial activity of these microbes as a Post-Doc at North Carolina State University, Raleigh, USA, where he studied the potential of LAB to function as carrier for vaccines. Thereafter, in 1998 he was employed by TNO for > 15 years, where he used the sophisticated, dynamic, computer-controlled in vitro models of the gastro-intestinal tract developed by TNO (nick-named TIM) to study the effect of functional foods and drugs on bioavailability and effects on the colonic microbiota. Within TNO he has led many multi-disciplinary projects on health of the host (e.g. gut health, inflammatory disease, allergy, obesity) and the role of probiotics and the gut microbiota in these diseases and disorders. In the period 2004-2014 he has been project leader of two projects within the Public Private Partnership TI Food & Nutrition, of which TNO was a partner. Within these multidisciplinary projects his research was devoted to a) the effect of the activity of the microbiota on gut health and obesity using, amongst others, the TNO in vitro models, and b) the interaction of probiotics and prebiotics with the host, a project which looked at the interaction of fibers and probiotics with the immune system of the host.
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Gut Microbiome Signatures in Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Prof. Simone Domenico Guglielmetti from Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, Italy will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October to give a presentation on his latest research.
Topic: "Gut Microbiome Signatures in Irritable Bowel Syndromes".
About Simone Domenico Guglielmetti
Prof. Guglielmetti is primarily interested in applied microbiology and microbial biotechnology related to food, probiotic and host-associated microorganisms. More specifically, his research interests are focused on understanding the interactions between microorganisms and their hosts, developing new functional foods and biotechnological strategies for the food industry, and advancing our understanding of microbial genetics.
The research interests include the following topics:
• Study of the interaction of food, probiotic, and host-associated bacterial strains with the human host and animal models
• Study of the microbial ecosystems associated with the human host and animal models by means of metataxonomics, metabolomics, and quantification of microbial metabolites
• Functional characterization and implementation of microbial strains for the food and probiotic industry
• Characterization of natural plasmids in bacteria of food, probiotic, and agricultural interest, and development of molecular tools for their study.
• Study of microbial ecosystems associated with food.
• Contribution to the development of terminology and quality control practices in the field of "biotic" products.
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Gut Bacteria and Heart Healing: The Hidden Players in Post-Infarction Resilience
Prof. Patrick C. H. Hsieh, Academia Sinica, Tawian, will join Targeting Microbiota 2024 this October to give a presentation on his latest research: "Gut Bacteria and Heart Healing: The Hidden Players in Post-Infarction Resilience".
Key Highlights
1. Gut microbiota influence heart recovery post-heart attack.
2. Microbes affect immune cells and produce essential fatty acids.
3. Butyrate-producers linked to improved cardiac protection.
4. Evidence from human and animal studies supports this link.
5. Potential for therapeutic interventions to enhance heart healing.
6. Interdisciplinary exploration of microbial metabolites and immune dynamics.
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