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Founded by: Ministero dell'Agricoltura, della sovranità alimentare e delle foreste
Research topic: Bioinformatics methods for the characterization of the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects of olive oil recovery products
Description: LDevelop of bioinformatic pipelines for the characterization of omics techniques (miRNA, transcriptomics, genomics) applied to the characterization of the antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects of olive olive recovery products. The project specifically involves the implementation of integrated feeding trials with antioxidant products derived from olive oil processing on buffalo, sheep, cattle, sport horses, and sea urchins. The effect of dietary supplementation will be assessed on gene expression through RNAseq experiments and on epigenetic changes, with the characterization of the miRNAome. Furthermore, the metagenomic profile of the animals before and after dietary supplementation will be characterized through 16S targeted metagenomics experiments on feces. Microorganisms contained in buffalo, sheep, and cow's milk and their derivatives will be also characterized using targeted 16S metagenomics experiments. The candidate, in addition to developing and implementing bioinformatics pipelines for analyzing individual experiments, will work on multiomic analyses using a machine learning approach.
Scholarship type: BORSISTA DIPARTIMENTALE
Principal Investigator: Prof. Giovanni Chillemi
Program: Olivo Italia
Project: Olivo Italia
Lenght: 36
Amount: € 60112,35
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