Isabelle Le Huërou‐Luron

This study evaluates how two synthetic communities of human milk bacteria, with different immunomodulatory properties, affect gut microbiota and physiology in neonatal piglets.

This study examines the cultivability and immunomodulatory properties of human milk microbiota before and after digestion, finding reduced diversity and loss of immunomodulatory effects in most strains.

The paper develops a computational pipeline to classify gut microbiome states using functional annotations, showing comparable performance to microbial profiles and identifying reliable discriminant variables.