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Kinetics of physical state changes accompanying chemical degradation of lignocellulosic biomass

Kinetics of physical state changes accompanying chemical degradation of lignocellulosic biomass

Overcoming the recalcitrance of biomass to enzymatic deconstruction is a key issue for biorefinery development. The factors involved in the...
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Prebiotic supplementation during pregnancy alters the gut microbiota

Prebiotic supplementation during pregnancy alters gut microbiota and fetomaternal immunology

During pregnancy, the maternal diet modifies the intestinal microbiota. Diet can thus impact the immune system of the foetus in utero by modifying...
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A FoodON ontology-based solution to integrate nutritional composition data

A FoodON ontology-based solution to integrate nutritional composition data

In order to assess the nutritional quality of a food product, the first step is to obtain values for the nutritional components. Food composition...
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Properties and diversity of Arabidopsis thaliana seed seminal mucilage

Properties and diversity of Arabidopsis thaliana seed seminal mucilage

Models predicting the effects of climate change on ecosystems require data on how adaptive plant traits are affected. To accelerate knowledge...
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Assessing food/saliva interactions according to the rheological properties of artificial boluses

Assessing food/saliva interactions according to the rheological properties of artificial boluses

The breakdown of food during chewing determines its sensory and nutritional properties, and through salivation, it forms a food bolus, which is then...
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Coupling several imaging methods improves agronomic product characterization

Coupling several imaging methods improves agronomic product characterization

Water and polysaccharides in cell walls are two components that have a strong impact on the technological or usage properties of agronomic products,...
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Innovating with assemblies of animal- and plant-based proteins

Innovating with assemblies of animal- and plant-based proteins

The challenge of replacing animal proteins with plant-based proteins in Western diets involves successfully transitioning towards healthier and more...
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A multiscale approach to understanding lignocellulosic biomass recalcitrance

A multiscale approach to understanding lignocellulosic biomass recalcitrance

Biomass recalcitrance is a key issue for the development of low-cost and sustainable biorefineries. Indeed, the recalcitrance conferred by the...
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The behaviour of pectin-degrading enzymes in dense media

The behaviour of pectin-degrading enzymes in dense media

Pectins impacts plant biomass recalcitrance by affecting the ability of other cell wall components to access enzyme degradation. Their removal thus...
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From studying fruit skins to developing new elastomeric materials...

From studying fruit skins to developing new elastomeric materials...

Inspired by the natural polymer of the plant cuticle, we produced hydrophobic elastomers from synthons extracted from agro-industrial waste. A...
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