Disentangling race, environment and the microbiome in a study of preterm birth risk
Shan Sun, Stephanie M. Engel(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Emma M. Rosen(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Ivory Blakley(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Myrna G. Serrano(Virginia Commonwealth University), Jennifer M. Fettweis(Virginia Commonwealth University), Nancy Dole(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Patricia V. Basta(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), John B. Thorp(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Kim E. Ludwig(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Anna Maria Siega‐Riz(University of Massachusetts Amherst), Gregory A. Buck(Virginia Commonwealth University), Michael C. Wu(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Anthony A. Fodor(University of North Carolina at Charlotte), Alicia A. Sorgen(University of North Carolina at Charlotte)
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