Integrative Physiology | MIGAL - Galilee Research Institute

Specifically, I am interested in three main areas: the interplay between circadian physiology and metabolism, the examination of dietary supplements for attenuating metabolic syndrome, and an emerging topic of inquiry – insects as an alternative protein source.

Principal Researcher

Dr. Roee Gutman

Prof. Roee Gutman

Integrative Physiology

972-52-8422601

972-4-6944980

roeeg@migal.org.il

My field of interest is Integrative Physiology, i.e. the broader aspects of physiology, involving and integrating mechanisms and regulatory functions at all biological levels spanning from molecular, cellular, tissue and organs

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Latest Publications

Sepiolite–Chitosan–Acetic Acid Biocomposite Attenuates the Development of Obesity and Nonalcoholic Fatty Liver Disease in Mice Fed a High-Fat Diet

Dalia Niv, Eli Anavi, Laris Yaval, Atallah Abbas, Giora Rytwo and Roee Gutman

Prof. Roee Gutman, Prof. Giora Rytwo

Nutrients, EISSN 2072-6643

2024

How to reduce waste using black soldier fly larvae and produce a high-quality product

T. Ben-Mordechai, R. Gutman, L. Shaltiel-Harpaz and I. Opatovsky

Dr. Itai Opatovsky, Prof. Roee Gutman, Dr. Liora Shaltiel-Harpaz

Journal of Insects as Food and Feed

2024

Editorial: Circadian Desynchrony: Consequences, Mechanisms, and Open Issues

Gutman R., J. S. Pendergast, W. Nakamura, and S. Kojima

Prof. Roee Gutman

Frontiers in Physiology 14, 1177643.

2023

The effect of short-wavelength white LED illumination throughout the night on the milk fatty acid profile of high-yielding dairy cows

Asher A., M Fialko, F. Fares, U. Moallem, S. Yaacoby, and R. Gutman

Prof. Roee Gutman

2022

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Open positions

We are recruiting Ph.D. and M.Sc. curious students with the background in biotechnology, Nutrition, Life-sciences.

Contact Information

Research Group Leader

Dr. Roee Gutman
roeeg@migal.org.il
972-4-8181719
972-52-8422601