Gordon Lab Personnel |
Principal Investigator |
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Jeffrey Gordon, MD (jgordon@wustl.edu) |
Postdoctoral Fellows |
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Jeremiah Faith, PhD (faithj@wustl.edu)
Characterizing the meta-transcriptome in human gut microbial communities: analysis of the impact of diet
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Mark Gonzalez, PhD (mgonzalez@pathology.wustl.edu)
A genetic analysis of the impact of malnutrition on components of the human gut microbiota |
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Andy Goodman, PhD (agoodman@wustl.edu)
Genetic approaches toward understanding host-bacterial
interactions in the mammalian gut |
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Ansel Hsiao, PhD (ahsiao@pathology.wustl.edu)
Metagenomic studies of the impact of probiotics and enteropathogens on the gut microbiota and its microbiome using gnotobiotic mouse models |
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George Kallstrom, PhD (gkallstrom@path.wustl.edu)
Characterization of the genomic features of hydrogen-consuming microbes recovered by culture from the human distal gut microbiota |
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Andrew Kau, MD, PhD(akau@dom.wustl.edu)
Humanized gnotobiotic mouse models for studying the effects of malnutrition on the structure and functions of the immune system |
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Federico Rey, PhD (reyf@wustl.edu)
Diversity of H2-consuming microbes in the human distal gut and their impact on host energy balance |
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Henning Seedorf, PhD (seedorfh@wustl.edu)
Metagenomic studies of the factors that determine selection of the gut microbiota and microbiome |
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Michelle Smith, PhD (msmith@pathology.wustl.edu)
Gnotobiotic mouse models of the effects of micronutrient deficiency on host-microbial symbioses in the gut ecosystem |
Graduate Students |
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Elizabeth Hansen (hansene@msnotes.wustl.edu)
Medical Scientist Training Program, Microbiology Program: Study of the methanogenic Archaeon Methanobrevibacter smithii and its interactions with bacterial members of gut microbiota and the host |
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Brian Muegge (mueggeb@msnotes.wustl.edu)
Medical Scientist Training Program, Microbiology Program: Comparative genomics studies of human intestinal bacteria, and the human gut microbiome |
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Nathan McNulty (nmcnulty@wustl.edu)
Microbiology Program: Gut environmental factors influencing microbial community structure in humans and mice, implications for energy/nutrient flux |
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Alejandro Reyes (areyes@artsci.wustl.edu)
Comparative metagenomic studies of the phage present in the distal gut microbial communities of monozygotic twins, including those that are discordant or concordant for obesity or severe malnutrition |
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Vanessa Ridaura (vkridaur@wustl.edu)
The role of gut epithelial G protein coupled receptors in regulating interactions between the gut microbiota and the host in humanized gnotobiotic mouse models of obesity |
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Vitas Wagner (wagnerve@gmail.com)
Ecologic and metagenomic studies of microbial selection in the neonatal gut |
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Meng Wu (mengwu@wustl.edu)
Studies of microbial genome evolution in the gut microbiota of obese and lean twins |
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Tanya Yatsunenko (yata@wustl.edu)
Molecular Microbiology Program: the gut microbiota and microbiome in humans with malnutrition
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Senior Research Scientist |
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Janaki Lelwala-Guruge, PhD (Janaki@wustl.edu)
Analysis of the genotypic and phenotypic properties of cultured members of the human gut microbiota
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Technicians |
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Su Deng (sdeng@wustl.edu) |
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Jill Manchester (jmanch@wustl.edu)
Lab Manager
Microanalytic biochemical studies of the metabolic activities of the mouse and human gut microbiota |
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Maria Karlsson (karlsson@wustl.edu)
Co-director of our gnotobiotic mouse facility |
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David O'Donnell (dodonnell@wustl.edu)
Co-director of our gnotobiotic mouse facility
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Sabrina Wagoner (wagoner@wustl.edu)
Macromolecular analyses of the gut microbiota; GeneChip-based functional genomic analyses; Mouse phenotyping/genotyping
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Administrative Staff |
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Stephanie Amen (samen@wustl.edu)
Administrative assistant to Jeffrey Gordon |
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Mary Pabst (mpabst@pathology.wustl.edu)
Administrative Coordinator |
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Laura Kyro, MA (lkyro@wustl.edu)
Senior Graphic Artist and Web Developer
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