Adipose tissue derived bacteria are associated with inflammation in obesity and type 2 diabetes
Lucas Massier(University Hospital Leipzig), Péter Kovács, Henrike Heyne(Hasso Plattner Institute), Niculina Musat(Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Martin Gericke(Leipzig University), Michael Stümvoll(University Hospital Leipzig), Sven‐Bastiaan Haange(Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Rima Chakaroun(Sahlgrenska University Hospital), Matthias Blüher(Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Martin von Bergen�(Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research), Jörg Fallmann(Leipzig University), Alyce Crane(IFB Adiposity Diseases), Arne Dietrich(IFB Adiposity Diseases), Shirin Tabei(IFB Adiposity Diseases), K Didt(IFB Adiposity Diseases)
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