Bile salt hydrolase catalyses formation of amine-conjugated bile acids
Bipin Rimal(Pennsylvania State University), Andrew D. Patterson(Rigetti Computing (United States)), Edson R. Rocha(East Carolina University), Ceylan Tanes(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), James P. Coleman(East Carolina University), Nushrat Hoque(Pennsylvania State University), Fuhua Hao(Pennsylvania State University), Megan Granda(Pennsylvania State University), Devendra Paudel(Johns Hopkins University), Gary D. Wu(University of Pennsylvania), Yatrik M. Shah(University of Michigan), Shantu Amin(Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center), Sumeet Solanki(University of Michigan), Joseph P. Zackular(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Babette S. Zemel(Children's Hospital of Philadelphia), Kristopher W. Krausz(National Institutes of Health), Kyle Bittinger(University of Pennsylvania), Jordan E. Bisanz(Cedars-Sinai Medical Center), Frank J. Gonzalez(National Cancer Institute), Emily C. Gentry(Virginia Tech), Emily E. Weinert(Pennsylvania State University), Dhimant Desai(Pennsylvania State University), Pieter C. Dorrestein(Universidad Católica Santo Domingo), John P. Vanden Heuvel(Pennsylvania State University), Erin R. Reilly(Pennsylvania State University), Stephanie L. Collins(Pennsylvania State University), Min Soo Kim(Seoul National University of Science and Technology), Imhoi Koo(Pennsylvania State University), Vishal Singh(Pennsylvania State University), Tingting Yan(Research Institute of Wood Industry)
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