Human breast milk donated to human milk banks is the sole diet for preterm infants when maternal BM is not available. Pasteurization of donated breast milk is an essential step to inactivate pathogens to ensure microbial safety for preterm babies. The study of intestinal motility can be used to optimize pasteurization processes.

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Enterosys welcomes its new assistant engineer
Manon Carratala Lasserre joined the Enterosys team in November 2022 and is in charge of service delivery. She obtained a Master’s degree in Immunology and infectious diseases at the Paul Sabatier University in Toulouse. During her internships, she first worked on...
Enterosys participates in Biofit 2022 in Strasbourg
With the highest attending rate of academics, TTOs and research institutions, BioFIT is the place where academia-industry collaborations get started. BioFIT has taken on a whole new dimension becoming the meeting point in Europe for tech transfer and for sourcing...
Enterosys will attend NutrEvent 2022 in Nantes
NutrEvent is the event dedicated to innovation in Food, Feed, Nutrition and Health. This year, NutrEvent is back for its 8th edition in a hybrid format. This hybrid event will be held both in-person and online. Enterosys will be present with a validated, complete and...
Enterosys welcomes its new business developer
This month, Pauline Caseilles joined the Enterosys team as a Scientific Business Developer. Her mission: to publicize Enterosys' service offerings. Pauline obtained a Master’s degree in Health Biology and a Specialized Mastere in Marketing and Sales also in the field...
Antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of maternal milk
The high hydrostatic pressure processing of donor milk may better protect preterm infants from gut and liver pathologies compared to Holder pasteurization, which is currently used in most human milk banks Preterm infants are highly susceptible to oxidative stress due...