Nour Mouannes

This study identifies N-acyl amides from gut microbes as regulators of postprandial metabolic homeostasis by affecting host hormones, gene expression, and microbiome composition.

This study investigates how dietary fatty acids interact with gut microbiota and host metabolism to influence lipid homeostasis and cardiometabolic disease in mice.

This study shows that gut microbe-derived TMA affects circadian rhythms through the host receptor TAAR5, impacting metabolism and behavior in mice.