About
Marlene Remely is affiliated with the Faculty of Life Sciences in the Department of Nutritional Sciences, focusing on microbiota, epigenetics, and metabolic disorders. Her research explores gut microbiota dynamics, DNA methylation in obesity, and microbial diversity in food systems. She has presented work on topics like epigenetic regulation in inflammation and type 2 diabetes.
Research Interests:
- Intestinal flora and its role in human health
- Epigenetic mechanisms linking gut microbiota to obesity and diabetes
- Microbial ecology in traditional vs. industrial food products
Awards:
- Phd completion grant 2014
- Abschlussstipendium 2014
Activities & Grants:
- Presented "Microbiota and epigenetic regulation of inflammatory mediators in type 2 diabetes and obesity" at international conferences
- Contributed to studies on epigenetic aging and inflammation modulation via dietary compounds
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