Bifidobacteria-mediated immune system imprinting early in life
Bethany M. Henrick(University of Nebraska–Lincoln), Petter Brodin(Karolinska University Hospital), Anna Karin Bernhardsson(Science for Life Laboratory), Heather K. Brown, Steven A. Frese(University of Nevada, Reno), Kajsa Bohlin(Karolinska University Hospital), Stephanie Chew, Anna Gustafsson(Karolinska Institutet), Tadepally Lakshmikanth(Hammersmith Hospital), Ewa Henckel(Science for Life Laboratory), Ziyang Tan(Science for Life Laboratory), Jaromír Mikeš(Science for Life Laboratory), Johann Prambs, Lucie Rodriguez(Science for Life Laboratory), J. Bruce German(University of California, Davis), Christian Pou(Science for Life Laboratory), Ylva Ambrosiani(Karolinska Institutet), Jennifer T. Smilowitz(University of California, Davis), Axel Olin(Karolinska Institutet), Constantin Habimana Mugabo(Science for Life Laboratory), Mark A. Underwood(University of California, Davis), Yang Chen(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Ryan Mitchell, Jun Wang(Xiamen University), Amy M. Ehrlich(University of California, Davis)
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