Jean-François ( J E F F ) Picimbon

Qilu University of Technology, School of Bioengineering - SDAS - Pilot Base - STSP - Foreign Students Pioneer Park, Distinguished Professor Doctor, Taishan Scholar, Outstanding Scientist from Abroad, National Expert of China

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Jean-François Picimbon“Jeff”, Chinese name: Jie Fu (杰夫), born 11-11-1969 in Marseille (France), PhD (1992-1995) Neurosciences-Neurobiology Univ. Provence (Aix-Marseille I), PhD co-directed by CNRS-INRA, doc and postdoc USA and Canada, S.T.A. JISTEC Research fellow-Tsukuba (Japan), Alexander von Humboldt fellow-Stuttgart (Germany), “One of the top ten most talent international young scientists” (14th NAITO Conference, “Bioactive Natural Products and their Mode of Action, Kanagawa, Japan, 2001), Asst/Assoc. Prof. (2001-2005) “Pheromone Group”, DNA lab, Ecology Department, Lund University (Sweden), Research School Functional Genomics-Bioinformatics (Göteborg), Adjunct Prof. Agric. Univ. Gembloux (Belgium), Research, Teaching Staff, Initiator and Main Organizer Erasmus-Socrates (Lund) Sweden - (Gembloux) Belgium - (Paris) France - (Vilnius) Lithuania - (Brno) Czech Republic, HDR-Habilitation (2005: Environmental Biology-Biochemistry, Univ. Pau-Pays de l’Adour, Pau, France), 2006: UK-China joint lab insect biology, Nanyang Normal Univ. (NYNU), Henan prov. , 2009: "High Level Oversea Scientist" and "Taishan Scholar Oversea Scientist", High-Tech Research Center/Shandong Academy Agricultural Sciences, Jinan, P.R. China, lecturer at Shandong Normal University, 2015: Distinguished Professor at the School of Bioengineering, QILU University of Technology (QLUT), Director of the Institute of Agricultural Microbiology in Jinan (Shandong Province, P.R. China), 2021: Science and Technology Service Platform of Shandong Academy of Sciences, Shandong Academy of Sciences, Foreign Students Pioneer Park in Jinan (Shandong Province, P.R. China), National Expert of China (VISA R).

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3L, three-Lactobacilli on recovering of microbiome and immune-damage by cyclophosphamide chemotherapy

Background We examined the impact of using a probiotic containing three different Lactobacilli (3... more Background We examined the impact of using a probiotic containing three different Lactobacilli (3L) on the gut microbiome of rats following cyclophosphamide (CTX) treatment. CTX corresponded to chemotherapy which is used for human cancer treatment and known to have adversive effects on the immune system. Methods We conducted our experiment with ten rats in five different experimental groups which included control, CTX treated, and then low, medium, and high probiotic treatment with CTX treatment. Of these ten rats in each group, we sequenced the stool of three of them using both ITS and 16S sequencing. We then went on to examine the taxonomic composition of these samples to determine whether probiotic treatment helped the rat’s microbiome return to similar structure as the control rats. Results We used Illumina MiSeq sequencing to generate sequencing data from microbial genomic DNA libraries, which is useful for testing the effects of 3L on bacteria and fungi. Microbiome analysis, p...

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