Datasets associated with “Peripheral Neuronal Activation Shapes the Microbiome and Alters Gut Physiology”
Output Details
- Antemortem
- Cholinergic neurons
- Dopaminergic neurons
- Enteric nervous system
- In Vivo
- Metabolomics
- Metagenome
- Microbiome
- Mouse
- Proteomics
- RNA bulk
Meet the Authors
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Bryan B. Yoo
External Collaborator
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Peter Thuy-Boun
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Kelly Weldon
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Collin Challis
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Michael J. Sweredoski
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Ken Y. Chan
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Taren M. Thron
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Gil Sharon
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Annie Moradian
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Gregory Humphrey
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Qiyun Zhu
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Justin Shaffer
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Dennis W. Wolan
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Pieter C. Dorrestein
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Rob Knight
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Viviana Gradinaru, PhD
Lead PI (Core Leadership): Team Gradinaru,
California Institute of Technology
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Sarkis Mazmanian
Co-PI (Core Leadership): Team Sulzer, Team Gradinaru,
California Institute of Technology
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