Colonic microbiota is associated with inflammation and host epigenomic alterations in inflammatory bowel disease
Feargal J. Ryan(University College Cork), Marcus J. Claesson(University College Cork), Susan A. Joyce(University College Cork), Todd Z. DeSantis(Second Genome (United States)), Andriy Temko(University College Cork), WA Stack(Bon Secours Hospital Cork), Rachel S. Fitzgerald(University College Cork), Adam G. Clooney(University College Cork), Janette Walton(University College Cork), Aldert Zomer(Utrecht University), Paul J. McMurdie(Stanford University), Alexander Crits‐Christoph(Unknown), E. M. Power(University College Cork), Silvia Melgar(University College Cork), Fergus Shanahan(APC Microbiome Institute), Jordana T. Bell(Centre for Human Genetics), Laura Jackson(Bon Secours Hospital Cork), Shoko Iwai(Second Genome (United States)), Emilio J. Laserna‐Mendieta(Hospital General de Tomelloso), Á Fanning(University College Cork), KEITH O'DONOGHUE(University College Cork), Carthage Moran(University College Cork), Anna M. Ahern(University College Cork), James P. O’Callaghan(National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health), Donal Sheehan(University College Cork), Burkhardt Flemer(University College Cork)
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