A library of human gut bacterial isolates paired with longitudinal multiomics data enables mechanistic microbiome research
Mathilde Poyet(Broad Institute), Eric J. Alm(Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology), Justin Scott(Broad Institute), Tami D. Lieberman(Broad Institute), Jonathan Livny(Broad Institute), Julián Ávila-Pacheco(Broad Institute), Kevin Bullock(Broad Institute), Hera Vlamakis(Broad Institute), Amy Deik(Broad Institute), Ramnik J. Xavier(Massachusetts General Hospital), Clary B. Clish(Broad Institute), Xiaofang Jiang(National Institutes of Health), Brittany Berdy(Broad Institute), Sean M. Gibbons(University of Washington), Suzanna Rich(Broad Institute), Mathieu Groussin(Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1), Kerry A. Pierce(Broad Institute), Shijie Zhao(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Joseph E. Alexander(Broad Institute), Mark Smith(PAT Industries (United States)), Patricia Swanson(Finch Therapeutics (United States)), Sean M. Kearney(Broad Institute), Allison Perrotta(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Shane Roesemann(Broad Institute)
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