In utero human intestine contains maternally derived bacterial metabolites
Wenjia Wang(Cloud Computing Center), Liza Konnikova(Yale University), Weihong Gu(Yale University), Omry Koren(Bar-Ilan University), Soliman Khatib(Migal - Galilee Technology Center), Ron Schweitzer(Tel Hai Academic College), George C. Tseng(University of Pittsburgh)
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