Mucin foraging enables Akkermansia muciniphila to compete against other microbes in the gut and to modulate host sterol biosynthesis
Lauren Davey(Duke University), Raphael H. Valdivia(Duke University), Jeffrey Letourneau(Duke University), Lawrence A. David(Duke University), Greg Barton(University of California, Berkeley), Per Malkus(Duke University), Eduard Ansaldo(National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases), Max M. Villa(Duke University), Zachary Holmes(Duke University), Lee Dolat(Drexel University)
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