Detecting Microbial Dysbiosis Associated with Pediatric Crohn Disease Despite the High Variability of the Gut Microbiota
Feng Wang(Boston University), Kirill S. Korolev(Boston University), Richárd Kellermayer(Baylor College of Medicine), Melvin B. Heyman(University of California, San Francisco), Haluk Dogan(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), Leonid A. Mirny(Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique), Robert N. Baldassano(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Manoj Bhasin(Emory University), Jess L. Kaplan(Massachusetts General Hospital), Elizabeth A. Garnett(University of California, San Francisco), Stephen B. Cox(Texas Tech University), George D. Ferry(Baylor College of Medicine), Barbara S. Kirschner(Comer Children's Hospital), Scot E. Dowd(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Blaire Steven(University of Wyoming), Towia A. Libermann(Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center), Stanley A. Cohen(Troy Gastroenterology), Harland S. Winter(Massachusetts General Hospital), Naomi Ward(Louisiana State University), Christopher J. Moran(Massachusetts General Hospital), Hasan H. Otu, Benjamin D. Gold(Emory University), Lauren Drake(Harvard University)
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