Human cytomegalovirus in breast milk is associated with milk composition and the infant gut microbiome and growth
Kelsey E. Johnson(University of Minnesota), Ran Blekhman(University of Chicago), Michael C. Rudolph(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Mark Blackstad(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Elvira Isganaitis(Joslin Diabetes Center), Eric F. Lock(University of Minnesota), Mattea Allert(University of Minnesota), Ellen W. Demerath(University of Minnesota), Mark R. Schleiss(University of Minnesota), Frank W. Albert(University of Minnesota), Dan Knights(University of Minnesota System), Timothy Heisel(University of Minnesota Medical Center), David A. Fields(University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center), Cheryl A. Gale(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Katherine M. Jacobs(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Nelmary Hernandez-Alvarado(University of Minnesota Medical Center)
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