Pascal Hols is affiliated with the Université Catholique de Louvain in Belgium and has contributed extensively to the field of Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology, with a focus on Molecular Biology, Food Science, Genetics, Microbiology, and Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health.
Their research covers topics including:
Pascal Hols has published in various scientific venues, among which the most frequent include:
Recent notable papers include:
Frequent collaborators of Pascal Hols include:
The body of work reflects a strong emphasis on bacterial genetics and the molecular mechanisms underlying bacterial competence, signaling, and transformation. The research also intersects with food science, particularly in studying lactic acid bacteria and probiotic organisms.
Gilles Storelli;Arnaud Defaye;Berra Erkosar;Pascal Hols
Alexander Bolotin;Benoît Quinquis;Pierre Renault;Alexei Sorokin
Corinne Grangette;Sophie Nutten;Sophie Nutten;Emmanuelle Palumbo;Siegfried Morath
Pascal Hols;Frédéric Hancy;Laetitia Fontaine;Benoît Grossiord
Michiel Kleerebezem;Pascal Hols;Elvis Bernard;Thomas Rolain
Jean Delcour;Thierry Ferain;Marie Deghorain;Emmanuelle Palumbo
Todd Klaenhammer;Eric Altermann;Fabrizio Arigoni;Alexander Bolotin
Pascal Hols;M Kleerebezem;André Schanck;T. Ferain
Laetitia Fontaine;Céline Boutry;Marie Henry de Frahan;Brigitte Delplace
J Hugenholtz;M Kleerebezem;M Starrenburg;Jean Delcour
Sonia Pavan;Pascal Hols;Jean Delcour;Marie-Claude Geoffroy
Gregory Francius;Sarah Lebeer;David Alsteens;Linda Wildling
Marie-Pierre Chapot-Chartier;Evgeny Vinogradov;Irina Sadovskaya;Irina Sadovskaya;Guillaume Andre
Audrey Beaussart;Sofiane El-Kirat-Chatel;Philippe Herman;David Alsteens
Jeroen Hugenholtz;Wilbert Sybesma;Masja Nierop Groot;Wouter Wisselink
Yann Gilbert;Marie Deghorain;Ling Wang;Binghe B. Xu
Margreet I. Pastink;Bas Teusink;Pascal Hols;Sanne Visser
Guillaume Andre;Saulius Kulakauskas;Marie-Pierre Chapot-Chartier;Benjamine Navet
Peter A. Bron;Marcos G. Benchimol;Jolanda Lambert;Emmanuelle Palumbo
Elvis Bernard;Thomas Rolain;Pascal Courtin;Pascal Courtin;Alain Guillot;Alain Guillot
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