Shared environments can facilitate microbial transmission and alter metabolic outcomes
Işın Y. Comba(Mayo Clinic in Arizona), Purna Kashyap(Mayo Clinic), Pajau Vangay(University of Minnesota), Xiao Yang(Mayo Clinic), Tijs Louwies(Flemish Institute for Technological Research), Stephen Johnson(Mayo Clinic), Shannon Pergament(Community Health Partnership), Dan Knights(University of Minnesota System), Suzie Hoops, Kathie Culhane Pera(Community Health Partnership), Lisa Till
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