Research Unit in Molecular Biology (URBM) (Conservation
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Research Unit in Molecular Biology (URBM) (Conservation
Liaison Entreprises et Universités University of Namur Sciences Biology Research Unit in Biology of Microorganisms extremophile, hydrolase, soluble dietary fibers, Agricultural waste use, Enzymatic engineering, Enzyme engineering, fructo, Nutrition, Oligosaccharide Questions ? Virginie Bourguignon Valorisateur Biotech +32-081725707 [email protected] Laboratory contact details Laboratory Head General Contact Prof. Letesson Jean-Jacques Rue de Bruxelles B-5000 Namur Belgique +32-81724402 [email protected] +32-81724412 Main study areas and research topics Research themes focus on the development of soluble dietary fibers from chicory pulp and wheat bran. Such fermentative fibers can be used in human and animal alimentation to favor the intestinal flora and elicit health benefits to the host. Another axis is the optimization of enzymes of industrial interest through site-directed and random mutagenesis. Last Research Project Production, engineering and utilization of acidophilic enzymes to industrial and commercial ends Manufacture of soluble dietary fibers from wheat bran and chicory pulp Modification of the endoinulinase from Aspergillus ficuum Extraordinary engineering equipments BL3 laboratory Fermentor (7,5 l) Services proposal More information about the Universities & Higher Education Institutions expertise on www.reseaulieu.be Page 1 / 2 Liaison Entreprises et Universités Services proposal Dietary fibers optimization Enzyme engineering Related Lab'Insight Event Conservation des aliments réfrigérés Organized on Wednesday 09th November 2011 at Université de Mons Cet événement s'est adressé aux entreprises du secteur agro-alimentaire : il leur a apporté des solutions aux problématiques de transformation, distribution et conservation des produits réfrigérés et des réponses à la maîtrise des procédés industriels. More information about the Universities & Higher Education Institutions expertise on www.reseaulieu.be Page 2 / 2