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Researcher

Laure Maes

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9 Results

2025

Characterisation of a human multi-organ-on-chip model to unravel gut-blood-brain communication

Laure MaesSophie Van WeldenRoosmarijn VandenbrouckeDebby Laukens

Digital light processing of photo-crosslinkable gelatin to create biomimetic 3D constructs serving small intestinal tissue regeneration

Laure MaesAnna SzabóJens Van HaevermaeteIndi GeursKoen DewettinckRoosmarijn VandenbrouckeSandra Van VlierbergheDebby Laukens

A1 Journal Article in BIOMATERIALS ADVANCES

Exploring novel in vitro tools to unravel gut-blood-brain communication

Laure MaesDebby LaukensRoosmarijn Vandenbroucke

2024

3D bioprinting of gelatin derivatives : towards novel small intestinal in vitro models

Laure MaesAnna SzabóJens Van HaevermaeteIndi GeursKoen DewettinckSandra Van VlierbergheDebby Laukens

Effect of porosity on the colonization of digital light-processed 3D hydrogel constructs toward the development of a functional intestinal model

Anna SzabóElly De VliegherePedro F. CostaIndi GeursKoen DewettinckLaure MaesDebby LaukensSandra Van Vlierberghe

A1 Journal Article in BIOMACROMOLECULES

2022

Organ-on-a-chip with integrated semitransparent organic electrodes for barrier function monitoring

Denise MarreroAnton GuimeraLaure MaesRosa VillaMar AlvarezXavi Illa

A1 Journal Article in LAB ON A CHIP

2021

Versatile human in vitro triple coculture model coincubated with adhered gut microbes reproducibly mimics pro-inflammatory host-microbe interactions in the colon

Annelore BeteramsKim De PaepeLaure MaesIndia Jane WiseHerlinde De KeersmaeckerAndreja RajkovicDebby LaukensTom Van de WieleMarta Calatayud Arroyo

A1 Journal Article in FASEB JOURNAL

Versatile human in vitro triple coculture model coincubated with adhered gut microbes reproducibly mimics pro-inflammatory host-microbe interactions in the colon

Annelore BeteramsKim De PaepeLaure MaesIndia Jane WiseHerlinde De KeersmaeckerAndreja RajkovicDebby LaukensTom Van de WieleMarta Calatayud Arroyo

A1 Journal Article in FASEB JOURNAL

2019

Development of a human in vitro co-culture model for the gut to investigate inflammation and the role of the microbiome during inflammatory bowel diseases

Annelore BeteramsMarta Calatayud ArroyoIndia Jane WiseLaure MaesTom Van de Wiele