Brain health and the gut microbiome (bMicrobiome Study): a proof-of-concept, feasibility study integrating shotgun metagenomics, metrology, and multidimensional phenotyping across the cognitive aging spectrum
Leigh A. Frame(George Washington University), Mikhail Kogan(George Washington University), Ian S. Hines(National Institute of Standards and Technology), Anas Samman(George Washington University), Nur A. Hasan(Universitas Nahdlatul Ulama Indonesia), Lindsey Gordon(George Washington University), Scott A. Jackson(National Institute of Standards and Technology), Alia Badawi(George Washington University), Alison Warren(George Washington University), Katherine Rangoussis(George Washington University), Abdelmohsen Al Qalam(George Washington University), Michaela Karam(George Washington University), Daniel Villarreal(George Washington University), Zeynep Celikkol(George Washington University), Mehrshad Fahim Devin(George Washington University), O Lubinski(George Washington University), Yvonne Udam(George Washington University), Holly Hack(National Institute of Standards and Technology), Elizabeth Catto(George Washington University), Mina Farah(George Washington University), Katherine Thompson(George Washington University), Patrick G. Corr(George Washington University), Monique Hunter(National Institute of Standards and Technology), Stephanie L. Servetas(National Institute of Standards and Technology)
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