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29 financements britanniques (total 5 320 460 €) : Optimization of wheat and oilseed rape straw co-products for bio-alcohol production … Bdl Année 2009 Recherche et innovation du Royaume-Uni, Royaume Uni

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02/11/2009 Financement britannique (110 500 £) : Optimization of wheat and oilseed rape straw co-products for bio-alcohol production
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (112 600 £) : Innate immunity maintains stem cell-driven renewal of the intestinal epithelium
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (120 800 £) : Modeling bacterial lag phase
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (127 000 £) : Optimising MRI protocols for studying food in the GI Tract using model emulsified foods
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (130 200 £) : The regulation of intestinal epithelial barrier function
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (133 100 £) : Phytochemicals and Human Microbial Communities
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (141 800 £) : Sustainable exploitation of bioactive components from the Black Sea Area traditional foods
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (145 200 £) : Enhancing delivery of minerals using multifunctional carriers
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (153 900 £) : To understand the absorption, metabolism and biological consequences of folate and folic acid in the diet
15/06/2009 Financement britannique (171 400 £) : Use of microbial transglutaminase to reduce egg protein allergenicity
01/10/2009 Financement britannique (1 200,00 £) : UK-HEI Studentship: The biochemical and structural properties of a newly identified class of proteins 'adhesins' in mediating bacteria-gut interactions
01/05/2009 Financement britannique (214 400 £) : Design and development of realistic food models to allow a multidisciplinary and integrated approach to food quality and nutrition (DREAM)
01/09/2009 Financement britannique (238 307 £) : Expanding the ComBase database and developing new tools for its modelling toolbox
01/09/2009 Financement britannique (264 100 £) : Molecular Targets Open for Regulation by the gut flora New Avenues for improved Diet to Optimize European health (TORNADO)
01/05/2009 Financement britannique (289 500 £) : Integrated sensing and imaging devices for designing, monitoring and controlling microstructure of foods (INSIDEFOOD)
02/11/2009 Financement britannique (302 637 £) : Optimization of wheat and oilseed rape straw co-products for bio-alcohol production
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (345 350 £) : Enhancing delivery of minerals using multifunctional carriers
01/10/2009 Financement britannique (4 400,00 £) : BBSRC Studentship: The intracellular lifestyle of Campylobacter jejuni: Roles of flagellar motility and pathogen-host crosstalk in the intestinal mucosa
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (508 500 £) : Analysis of gut microbiota and its role in health and disease
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (50 000 £) : Clostridium difficile endolysin therapeutic developments
01/10/2009 Financement britannique (5 900,00 £) : BBSRC Studentship: Functional modulation of the intestinal mucas layer by commensal bacteria
01/10/2009 Financement britannique (64 600 £) : ISPG/IIA Studentship: Granulocyte-mediated mucosal inflammation: the role of CLCA proteins
01/10/2009 Financement britannique (66 900 £) : Investigating the molecular and structural basis for the anti cancer cell adhesion properties of pectin galactans
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (6 800,00 £) : IIA Studentship: Understanding Healthy Eating: A multi-method examination of factors underlying the eating of five portions of fruit and vegetables per day
01/10/2009 Financement britannique (741 120 £) : Doctoral Training Grant
01/04/2009 Financement britannique (75 400 £) : Interaction, transport and uptake processes of proteins across the gut epithelium
01/10/2009 Financement britannique (78 300 £) : ISPG/IIA Studentship: Bioimaging microbial-epithelial-immune cell interactions in the gastrointestinal mucosa
01/09/2009 Financement britannique (86 700 £) : Expanding the ComBase database and developing new tools for its modelling toolbox
01/09/2009 Financement britannique (97 800 £) : Molecular mechanisms of bacterial colonisation of the lower gastrointestinal tract

Cette annonce se réfère à une date antérieure et ne reflète pas nécessairement l’état actuel. L’état actuel est présenté à la page suivante : Quadram Institute Bioscience, Norwich, Royaume Uni.