Microbial nitrogen limitation in the mammalian large intestine
Aspen T. Reese(American Association For The Advancement of Science), Lawrence A. David(Duke University), Michael Wagner(Miltenyi Biotec (Germany)), Thomas M. O’Connell(Indiana University School of Medicine), Anna Mae Diehl(Duke Medical Center), Anchi Wu(Yale University), Robert R. Dunn(North Carolina State University), Fátima C. Pereira(University of Vienna), Robert M. Pringle(Princeton University), Richard T. Premont(Duke Medical Center), Heather K. Durand(Duke University), Xiyou Zhou(Duke Medical Center), Tyler R. Kartzinel(Princeton University), Laura P. Hale(Duke University), Arno Schintlmeister(University of Vienna), Justin P. Wright(Duke University), Susan C. Alberts(Duke University), Sharon Jiang(Duke University), David Berry(University of Vienna)
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December 1, 2018
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