Complex carbohydrate utilization by gut bacteria modulates host food consumption
Kristie B. Yu(University of California, Los Angeles), Elaine Y. Hsiao(University of California, Los Angeles), Sabeen A. Kazmi(University of California, Los Angeles), Anna Novoselov(University of California, Los Angeles), Gregory R. Lum(University of California, Los Angeles), Ezgi Özcan(Louisiana State University Agricultural Center), Jonathan B. Lynch(Johns Hopkins University), Jorge Páramo(University of California, Los Angeles), Franciscus Chandra(University of California, Los Angeles), Arlene Lopez-Romero, Anisha Chandra(University of California, Los Angeles), Celine Son(University of California, Los Angeles), Delanie Finnigan(University of California, Los Angeles), Alicia Roice(University of California, Los Angeles)
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