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Guillermo G. Luque

Max Planck Institute for Developmental Biology

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Human salivary amylase gene copy number impacts oral and gut microbiomes

Angela C. Poole, Julia K. Goodrich, Nicholas D. Youngblut, Guillermo G. Luque, Albane Ruaud, Jessica L. Sutter, Jillian L. Waters, Qiaojuan Shi, Mohamed S. El-Hadidi, Lynn M. Johnson, Haim Bar, Daniel H. Huson, James G. Booth, Ruth E. Ley

The paper shows that human AMY1 gene copy number affects oral and gut microbiome composition and function, with low-AMY1 associated with enhanced complex carbohydrate breakdown and high-AMY1 linked to resistant starch fermentation and higher adiposity.

Cell Host & Microbe · Apr 1, 2019Peer-reviewedGenetics