Maxime Mahe

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  France

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  Maxime Mahe is a
  The use of human pluripotent stem cells offers great avenues to generate human tissues. The understanding of intestinal development and its translation to human pluripotent stem cells, allowed the field to move forward in understanding intestinal development and gastrointestinal diseases. For the past 5 years, our lab has developed model systems of the human intestine with the endeavor to study gastrointestinal physiopathology. Using human pluripotent stem cells, we were able to generate a human intestine reassembling human intestinal features including and enteric nervous system (ENS). In addition, we were able to model GI diseases including Hirschsprung's disease. The use of iPSCs-derived organoid models represent a real opportunity to expand our knowledge into the effect of ENS on intestinal development and toward the understanding of pathophysiological processes leading to functional gastrointestinal neuropathies. In addition, our lab is also investigating forthecoming strategies that could be used to create a fully functional intestine in vitro that could be used in conjonction with microbiota and nutrients. Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center

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  Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center

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  The use of human pluripotent stem cells offers great avenues to generate human tissues. The understanding of intestinal development and its translation to human pluripotent stem cells, allowed the field to move forward in understanding intestinal development and gastrointestinal diseases. For the past 5 years, our lab has developed model systems of the human intestine with the endeavor to study gastrointestinal physiopathology. Using human pluripotent stem cells, we were able to generate a human intestine reassembling human intestinal features including and enteric nervous system (ENS). In addition, we were able to model GI diseases including Hirschsprung's disease. The use of iPSCs-derived organoid models represent a real opportunity to expand our knowledge into the effect of ENS on intestinal development and toward the understanding of pathophysiological processes leading to functional gastrointestinal neuropathies. In addition, our lab is also investigating forthecoming strategies that could be used to create a fully functional intestine in vitro that could be used in conjonction with microbiota and nutrients.

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  Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center , Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center , Chu De Nantes , Inserm

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  Maxime Mahe has the following professional experience:
  Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center , Inserm , Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center , Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center , Chu De Nantes , Inserm .

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  Maxime Mahe works at
  Cincinnati Childrens Hospital Medical Center