Monograph 29

Title: MICROBIAL METABOLISM AND MAMMALIAN PHYSIOLOGY:
ONE INTEGRATED SYSTEM
Editors: PETER J. HEIDT, JAMES VERSALOVIC, ANDREAS SCHWIERTZ, VOLKER RUSCH
Seminar: 2015 Old Herborn University Seminar No. 29
Publication: 2016

MONOGRAPH 29 – Complete Volume

Articles

1. UNEXPECTED BEGINNINGS:
   THE HUMAN MICROBIOME IN PREGNANCY AND FOETAL DEVELOPMENT
   KJERSTI M. AAGAARD, AMANDA L. PRINCE, DERRICK M. CHU, MAXIM D. SEFEROVIC, KATHLEEN M. ANTONY, JUN MA
2. HUMAN MILK OLIGOSACCHARIDES (HMO) AS PRIMERS OF THE INFANT MICROBIOME
   LARS BODE
3. TRYPTOPHAN METABOLITES AND ARYL HYDROCARBON RECEPTOR SIGNALLING BY GUT MICROBES
   LUIGINA ROMANI
4. ROLE OF INTESTINAL BACTERIA IN GUT INFLAMMATION AND OBESITY
   MICHAEL BLAUT
5. THE GUT MICROBIOTA, SHORT CHAIN FATTY ACIDS AND APPETITE
   MELIZ SAHURI ARISOYLU, JIMMY D. BELL
6. MIMICKING THE HUMAN GUT MICROBIOME COMPOSITION AND FUNCTIONALITY
   TOM RICHARD VAN DE WIELE, ROSEMARIE DE WEIRDT, ANNELIES GEIRNAERT, MARTA CALATAYUD, MASSIMO MARZORATI
7. MICROBIAL COMMUNITY DYNAMICS IN CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE INFECTION:
   CONNECTING THE DOTS
   CANÁ ROSS, NUMAN OEZGUEN, SARA DANN, PRAPAPORN BOONMA, ANTHONY HAAG, JENNIFER K. SPINLER, TOR SAVIDGE
8. UNCOVERING THE COMMUNICATIONS THAT MODULATE HOST PHYSIOLOGY IN HOST-MICROBE RELATIONSHIPS
   JEREMIAH J. FAITH
9. THERAPIES AIMED AT MANIPULATING THE GUT MICROBIOME
   KAREN MADSEN
10. MICROBIAL METABOLISM AND MAMMALIAN PHYSIOLOGY:
    SUMMARY OF THE 29TH OLD HERBORN UNIVERSITY SEMINAR
    CHONNIKANT VISUTHRANUKUL, ANDREAS SCHWIERTZ, JAMES VERSALOVIC