People

Jeffrey Gordon, MD (jgordon@wustl.edu)

Michael Barratt, PhD (mjbarratt@wustl.edu)

Program Director, Breast Milk, gut Microbiome, and Immunity (BMMI) Project
Executive Director, Center for Gut Microbiome and Nutrition Research

Matthew Hibberd, PhD (hibberdm@wustl.edu)

Multi-omics analysis of the effects of microbiota-directed therapeutics on the biological state of children with moderate and severe acute malnutrition

Jiye Cheng, PhD (JCheng24@wustl.edu)

Characterizing expressed metabolic features of the developing gut microbiota of healthy and undernourished infants and children

Siddarth (Sid) Venkatesh, PhD (svenkatesh@wustl.edu)

Gnotobiotic mouse models for characterizing the effects of the developing human gut microbiota on enteroendocrine cell biology/host metabolism

Yi Wang, PhD ( wangyi837@wustl.edu)

Enteroid-based mechanistic studies of the effects of gut microbiome immaturity in undernourished Bangladeshi children on gut epithelial cell biology

Daniel Webber, MD, PhD (dmwebber@wustl.edu)

Characterizing structure/activity relationships in microbiota-directed complementary food prototypes for treating childhood undernutrition

Hao-Wei Chang, PhD (chang.hao-wei@wustl.edu)

Gnotobiotic piglet models for identifying interventions for durably repairing gut microbiota immaturity in undernourished children

ZeNan Chang (changzl@wustl.edu   )

Regulation of epithelial cell census in crypt-villus units in undernourished pregnant women with EED

Kali Pruss, PhD (kmpruss@wustl.edu)

Analyses of the metabolic correlates of MDCF repair of the gut microbiomes of Bangladeshi children with moderate acute malnutrition

Zach Beller (beller.z@wustl.edu)

Computational & Systems Biology Program

Characterizing the mechanisms underlying fiber-derived glycan metabolism in manipulatable gnotobiotic mouse models of the human gut microbiota

Hannah Lynn (Bucklin) (hmbucklin@wustl.edu)

Molecular Cell Biology Program

Development of microbiota-directed complementary food prototypes for treating childhood undernutrition in different populations living in different geographic locations and having different anthropologic features

Alexandra Byrne (byrne@wustl.edu)

Neurosciences

Intergenerational transfer of gut microbial communities and their effects on neurodevelopment in the context of childhood undernutrition

Reyan Coskun (reyan@wustl.edu)

Immunology Program

Effects of the small intestinal microbiota of women and children with EED on fetal-placental development 

Marie Crane (c.marie@wustl.edu)

Computational and Systems Biology

Experimental and computational approaches for defining structure-function relationships in microbiota-directed complementary foods designed to treat children with malnutrition

Steven Hartman (h.steven@wustl.edu)

Computational and Systems Biology

Mechanistic studies of the functional effects of microbiota-directed foods on bacterial strains present in the microbial communities of malnourished children and how they impact host physiology

Evan Lee (emlee@wustl.edu)

Computation and Systems Biology Program

Mechanism of action of microbiota-directed complementary foods in metabolic regulation within the gut

Clara Kao (clarakao@wustl.edu)

Molecular Genetics and Genomics

Preclinical and clinical studies of the pathogenesis of environmental enteric dysfunction in stunted Bangladeshi children

Cyrus Zhou (czhou25@wustl.edu)

Molecular Genetics and Genomics

Computational and experimental analyses of gut microbiome development/expression in healthy and undernourished Bangladeshi children

Pablo Ramon Zubeldia (pabloz@wustl.edu)

Biomedical Informatics and Data Science

Computational tools for correlating patterns of consumption of complementary foods and gut microbiome configuration

Kovacevic, Maya (k.maya@wustl.edu)

Kelsey Hudson (h.kelsey@wustl.edu)

Abbey Rose (abbey@wustl.edu)

Kazi Ahsan (ahsan@wustl.edu)

Development of diagnostic assays to characterize the microbiome and plasma proteomic responses of malnourished infants and children to therapeutic intervention

Janaki Lelwala-Guruge, PhD (Janaki@wustl.edu)

Culturing bacterial strains from the gut microbiota of children with undernutrition and adults with obesity

Nathan McNulty (nmcnulty@wustl.edu)

Translational studies of the effects of dietary fiber on expression of gut microbiome-encoded CAZymes and the resulting effects on fiber glycan and other aspects of microbial community metabolism, as well as host biology

Tim Seebeck (tim.s@wustl.edu)

Development of CRISPR-based approaches for targeting genes in members of the developing gut microbiomes of healthy and undernourished infants, children and their mothers

Suzy Henrissat (hsuzanne@wustl.edu)

CAZyme gene repertoire in the gut microbiome of healthy and malnourished children

Su Deng (sdeng@wustl.edu)

Generation of multi-omic datasets from human gut microbiota samples

Maria Karlsson (karlsson@wustl.edu)

Co-director of gnotobiotic facility

Marty Meier (mmeier@wustl.edu)

Director, CGS_SB Robotics Facility

David O’Donnell (dodonnell@wustl.edu)

Co-director of gnotobiotic facility

Justin Serugo (jserugo@wustl.edu)

Research Technician gnotobiotic facility

Sabrina Wagoner (wagoner@wustl.edu)

Research Lab Manager

Stephanie Amen (samen@wustl.edu)

Assistant to Jeffrey Gordon