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Researcher

Yorick Minnebo

Awards & Distinctions

8 Results

2024

Methanogenic archaea quantification in the human gut microbiome with F420 autofluorescence-based flow cytometry

Yorick MinneboKim De PaepeRuben PropsTim LacoereNico BoonTom Van de Wiele

A2 Journal Article in APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY (BASEL)

2023

A microbial world of difference : from unravelling individualising gut microbial characteristics to its applications in novel in vitro research

Yorick MinneboTom Van de WieleKim De Paepe

Eating patterns contribute to shaping the gut microbiota in the mucosal simulator of the human intestinal microbial ecosystem

Yorick MinneboKim De PaepeJeroen RaesTom Van de Wiele

A1 Journal Article in FEMS MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY

Gut microbiota response to in vitro transit time variation is mediated by microbial growth rates, nutrient use efficiency and adaptation to in vivo transit time

Yorick MinneboKaren DelbaereValerie GoethalsJeroen RaesTom Van de WieleKim De Paepe

A1 Journal Article in MICROBIOME

2021

Nutrient load acts as a driver of gut microbiota load, community composition and metabolic functionality in the simulator of the human intestinal microbial ecosystem

Yorick MinneboKim De PaepeJeroen RaesTom Van de Wiele

A1 Journal Article in FEMS MICROBIOLOGY ECOLOGY

Unravelling necrotrophy by human gut microbes through powerful single cell labeling and detection methods

Kim De PaepeMarton PalatinszkyYorick MinneboJeroen RaesArno SchintlmeisterAndi RichterTom Van de WieleDavid Berry

2019

Dietary nutrient concentration acts as a driver of microbial load and diversity

Yorick MinneboKim De PaepeKaren DelbaereTom Van de Wiele

Feeding frequency and nutrient availability as drivers of microbial load

Yorick MinneboKim De PaepeTom Van de Wiele