SAMPL-seq reveals micron-scale spatial hubs in the human gut microbiome
Miles Richardson(Columbia University), Harris H. Wang(Columbia University), Deirdre Ricaurte(Columbia University), Ravi U. Sheth(Columbia University), Guillaume Urtecho(Columbia University), Florencia Velez‐Cortes(Columbia University), Thomas Moody(Columbia University), Shijie Zhao(Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Liyuan Lin(Columbia University), Yiming Huang(Tsinghua University), Yiming Qu(Columbia University), Jeungchan Lee(Columbia University)
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