Lactococcus Lactis NCDO2118 increases gut luminal levels of GABA and exerts visceral antinociceptive properties via its active GAD enzymatic activity: an effect mediated by GABAB receptor activation and specific microbiota genera disturbances.

P Gomes; C Beaufrand; V Laroute; S Nouaille; V Tondereau; Ml Daveran-Mingot; V Theodorou; M Mercier-Bonin; M Cocaign-Bousquet; H Eutamene

Conference Poster Year :

Lactococcus Lactis NCDO2118 increases gut luminal levels of GABA and exerts visceral antinociceptive properties via its active GAD enzymatic activity: an effect mediated by GABAB receptor activation and specific microbiota genera disturbances.

(1) , , (1) , (1) , , (1) , , , (1) ,

1

P Gomes

Function : Author

Toulouse Biotechnology Institute

C Beaufrand

Function : Author

V Laroute

Function : Author

Toulouse Biotechnology Institute

S Nouaille

Function : Author

Toulouse Biotechnology Institute

V Tondereau

Function : Author

Ml Daveran-Mingot

Function : Author

Toulouse Biotechnology Institute

V Theodorou

Function : Author

M Mercier-Bonin

Function : Author

M Cocaign-Bousquet

Function : Author

Toulouse Biotechnology Institute

H Eutamene

Function : Author

Domains

Life Sciences [q-bio]

Sébastien NOUAILLE : Connect in order to contact the contributor

https://hal.inrae.fr/hal-04204441

Submitted on : Tuesday, September 12, 2023-10:18:06 AM

Last modification on : Wednesday, September 13, 2023-4:41:07 AM

Dates and versions

hal-04204441 , version 1 (12-09-2023)

Identifiers

HAL Id : hal-04204441 , version 1

Cite

P Gomes, C Beaufrand, V Laroute, S Nouaille, V Tondereau, et al.. Lactococcus Lactis NCDO2118 increases gut luminal levels of GABA and exerts visceral antinociceptive properties via its active GAD enzymatic activity: an effect mediated by GABAB receptor activation and specific microbiota genera disturbances.. Digestive Disease Week, May 2022, On Line, France. ⟨hal-04204441⟩

Lactococcus Lactis NCDO2118 increases gut luminal levels of GABA and exerts visceral antinociceptive properties via its active GAD enzymatic activity: an effect mediated by GABAB receptor activation and specific microbiota genera disturbances.

Domains

Dates and versions

Identifiers

Cite

Export

Collections

Share