Elisa Le Roux
@elisaleroux.bsky.social
🇨🇵 Postdoc at University of Sherbrooke 🇨🇦 in Dr Denis Blondin's lab. Interested in postprandial metabolism, metabolic flexibility, lipid metabolism, medical imaging, stable isotopes
🚀 New paper from my PhD just out (co-first author with Benjamin Lair)!
Using dry immersion, a spaceflight analog of extreme physical inactivity, we asked how just 5 days of unloading affect metabolic health in healthy men.
doi.org/10.1152/japplphysiol.00481.2025
Using dry immersion, a spaceflight analog of extreme physical inactivity, we asked how just 5 days of unloading affect metabolic health in healthy men.
doi.org/10.1152/japplphysiol.00481.2025
December 11, 2025 at 8:56 AM
🚀 New paper from my PhD just out (co-first author with Benjamin Lair)!
Using dry immersion, a spaceflight analog of extreme physical inactivity, we asked how just 5 days of unloading affect metabolic health in healthy men.
doi.org/10.1152/japplphysiol.00481.2025
Using dry immersion, a spaceflight analog of extreme physical inactivity, we asked how just 5 days of unloading affect metabolic health in healthy men.
doi.org/10.1152/japplphysiol.00481.2025
Reposted by Elisa Le Roux
Reducing the risk for metabolic fatty liver disease!
Elizabeth J. Parks & team measured changes in fatty acid sources and whole-body metabolism in individuals with MASLD, showing weight loss benefited the liver through reduced lipogenesis: buff.ly/RfdwSpJ
Elizabeth J. Parks & team measured changes in fatty acid sources and whole-body metabolism in individuals with MASLD, showing weight loss benefited the liver through reduced lipogenesis: buff.ly/RfdwSpJ
May 7, 2025 at 3:33 PM
Reducing the risk for metabolic fatty liver disease!
Elizabeth J. Parks & team measured changes in fatty acid sources and whole-body metabolism in individuals with MASLD, showing weight loss benefited the liver through reduced lipogenesis: buff.ly/RfdwSpJ
Elizabeth J. Parks & team measured changes in fatty acid sources and whole-body metabolism in individuals with MASLD, showing weight loss benefited the liver through reduced lipogenesis: buff.ly/RfdwSpJ
Reposted by Elisa Le Roux
🚨Looking to hire a postdoc for early 2025🚨
Candidates with an interest in image processing/kinetic modeling/quantification of multi-organ for clinical and preclinical PET in diabetes and obesity encouraged to apply. Any wet lab experience a bonus.
Official announcement coming soon
Please share!
Candidates with an interest in image processing/kinetic modeling/quantification of multi-organ for clinical and preclinical PET in diabetes and obesity encouraged to apply. Any wet lab experience a bonus.
Official announcement coming soon
Please share!
November 24, 2024 at 2:11 PM
🚨Looking to hire a postdoc for early 2025🚨
Candidates with an interest in image processing/kinetic modeling/quantification of multi-organ for clinical and preclinical PET in diabetes and obesity encouraged to apply. Any wet lab experience a bonus.
Official announcement coming soon
Please share!
Candidates with an interest in image processing/kinetic modeling/quantification of multi-organ for clinical and preclinical PET in diabetes and obesity encouraged to apply. Any wet lab experience a bonus.
Official announcement coming soon
Please share!
Reposted by Elisa Le Roux
Views about the causes of obesity have polarised. Characterised by low carb and energy balance models. Last year NovoNordisk invited the protagonists of these models to Copenhagen to discuss commonalities and differences. The resultant paper has now been published in Nature Metabolism rdcu.be/dZryb
On the pathogenesis of obesity: causal models and missing pieces of the puzzle
Nature Metabolism - This authoritative Perspective lays a foundation for the field of obesity research by comparing commonalities and differences between competing models of obesity pathogenesis...
rdcu.be
November 21, 2024 at 1:23 PM
Views about the causes of obesity have polarised. Characterised by low carb and energy balance models. Last year NovoNordisk invited the protagonists of these models to Copenhagen to discuss commonalities and differences. The resultant paper has now been published in Nature Metabolism rdcu.be/dZryb