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Today we report a new model system for the gut microbiome: hCom2, a defined community of 119 strains. @AliceCheng107 led the charge, with major contributions from Po-Yi Ho, @DrChilennial, and @SunitJain. Co-led by my longtime collaborator KC Huang. 1/22
cell.com/cell/fulltext/S0092…
Was an honor to play some small role in this—congrats to the team on a landmark study.
Excellent story on new @CellCellPress paper on creating a synthetic human microbiome, led by Biohub investigator @mfgrp of @StanfordEng. Read on for a peek behind the scenes. 1/5
Congratulations Ajit! You continue to be an inspiration to your many [very lucky] trainees
Congratulations to Ajit Varki @UCSanDiego—visionary founder @GRTCnews+@CARTAUCSD
Herbert Tabor Research Award for Excellence in Chemistry & Molecular Biology @ASBMB
I am among so many fortunate to have Ajit as a physician-scientist role model and collaborator (30 joint papers)
Many emotions, proud, sad...a little scared. Is the world ready for @theHanLab? Seat belts on. Enjoy the ride Shuo et al!
Very grateful for the support of my mentors, collaborators, and colleagues @GutBugs2 @BrunetLab @mfgrp @William_Mair. Though sad to leave @LabSonnenburg, I can’t wait to work with the new colleagues at Duke!
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Good Gut inspired cereal in stores (maybe) near you, from a South Korean breakfast food company. Lab taste testing underway!
Has the industrial lifestyle impacted infant gut microbiome assembly? Profoundly.
science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
Inspired by leads @MattagenOlmics and Dylan Dahan and an A+ team, and grateful for those who funded this work , @NIH_CommonFund, @NIH_NCCIH, @czbiohub, @gates_foundation
If you and 20 friends were to eat the same chopped salad every meal for 7 days, what would happen to your gut microbiomes and microbiome-metabolites? Great to see this collaborative study out in @cellhostmicrobe lead by the amazing @HHMINEWS Hannah Gray Fellow @LeahTGuthrie.
If interested in how dietary homogeneity shapes gut microbiome metabolites, check out our new paper led by @LeahTGuthrie in Cell Host & Microbe: doi.org/10.1016/j.chom.2022.…. Great collaboration with @SeanPaulSpencer & others
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Dear fellow microbiome enthusiasts,
in two weeks, we are hosting FOOD, MICROBIOTA AND IMMUNITY conference in the heart of Prague. If you'd be interested in feeding not only your brains but also your gut bugs with amazing dishes, the registration is open! fmi2022.eu
Tons of insight plus genetic tools to propel the field (and beautiful images). Congratulations and thanks for the great work!
Finally! The culmination of almost 5 yrs of work by the brave Akkermaniacs team @DukeMGM. @lauren282012 developed genetics for Akkermansia, an important member of the human microbiota that was until recently considered genetically intractable researchsquare.com/article/r…
This was a fun conversation-- such an honor to be with my Stanford colleague and exceptional science communicator @hubermanlab to discuss gut microbes and health.
New Huberman Lab Podcast Out Now:
HOW TO BUILD, MAINTAIN & REPAIR YOUR GUT MICROBIOME HEALTH
w/Dr Justin Sonnenburg @GutBugs2
from @StanfordMed
• Feeding your gut properly
• Fiber facts & myths
• Gut neurotransmitters
• Pets & dirt
• Stress
hubermanlab.com/dr-justin-so…
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Stanford Study Recruitment (SF/Bay Area)
Looking to enroll ~130 pregnant women btwn now & June 2022. Enroll 1st trimester.
MOMS
Maternal &
Offspring
Microbiome
Study
Mom & baby will get microbiome & immune profile results
Determine eligibility 👇
studypages.com/s/diet-and-mi…
Highly recommended for anyone interested in fermented foods or health
Four days until FERMENTATION 2021 starts! A unique meeting mixing industry, academics, food producers, farmers, regulatory experts and so much more! Below is a sampling of science talks! Still time to register: fermentationassociation.org/…
The study [name] is finally complete! Great to have the findings of our FeFiFo study integrated with important literature. And so concisely.🙏
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Grateful to have been part of this collaborative effort led by Xuesong Zhang and the @BlaserLab demonstrating that the #microbiota may contribute to Type 1 diabetes in mice. cell.com/cell-host-microbe/f…
Inspired by the work and vision of lead scientists committed creating tools for microbiome metabolomics rdcu.be/cotzq we hope will be useful to others: @shuolhan (faculty search committees take note) and Will Van Treuren (VCs?). Great N&V
nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
Nice write-up of our high fiber, high fermented food study @StanfordMed
med.stanford.edu/news/all-ne…
Grateful for incredible trainees who led this work(@wastyk, @GabiFragiadakis), collaborator @GardnerPhD, participants, and !DONORS! whose generosity made our Fermented/Fiber/Food (FeFiFo)
study possible. Enjoy good food and good health.
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Clever study by @Suzanne_Devkota and colleagues examines stress response to dietary protein restriction and the gut microbiota. Among other insights, dietary fiber x gut microbiota interactions can modulate the effects of a diet low in protein (1/2)
doi.org/10.1038/s41467-021-2…
