PheLeish MS
Integrated Mass Spectrometry Platform for the Multiplex Detection of Sand Flies, Their Hosts, and Leishmania Parasites in Morocco
Marie-Caroline LECRENIER
Head of Proteomics/MS laboratory & EURL-AP Network Manager
Buildings
- Building Maurice Henseval Chée de Namur, 24 5030 Gembloux Belgique Tel : +32 81 87 40 09
About
Dr. Marie-Caroline Lecrenier is Senior project manager and head of Proteomics/MS laboratory at the Knowledge and valorisation of agricultural products Department of the Walloon Agricultural Research Centre (CRA-W, Gembloux - Belgium).
Graduated as a Doctor in Veterinary medicine from the University of Liège in 2004, she practiced 8 years in the field of equine and bovine reproduction. In 2012, she started to work at the CRA-W, in the Quality and authentication of agricultural Unit where she completed her PhD thesis in Veterinary sciences in 2019.
In the context of the European reference laboratory for animal proteins in feedingstuffs (EURL-AP), she is responsible of the development of mass spectrometry (UHPLC-MS/MS)-based proteomics for the detection and identification of animal proteins in feed. She is also EURL-AP Network Manager.
Graduated as a Doctor in Veterinary medicine from the University of Liège in 2004, she practiced 8 years in the field of equine and bovine reproduction. In 2012, she started to work at the CRA-W, in the Quality and authentication of agricultural Unit where she completed her PhD thesis in Veterinary sciences in 2019.
In the context of the European reference laboratory for animal proteins in feedingstuffs (EURL-AP), she is responsible of the development of mass spectrometry (UHPLC-MS/MS)-based proteomics for the detection and identification of animal proteins in feed. She is also EURL-AP Network Manager.
Marie-Caroline LECRENIER
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