Paul William O’Toole

The paper identifies non-Bifidobacterial microbiome features associated with Bifidobacterial colonization and develops tools to predict responses to probiotic interventions.

The paper identifies Health-Associated Core Keystones (HACKs) in the human gut microbiome using large-scale data, showing their association with health and resilience, and their potential in therapeutic applications.

This study identifies peptides from probiotic lactobacilli that activate FPR2, promoting immune responses and potentially treating inflammatory gut diseases.

This study investigates the association between APOE genotype and gut microbiome composition in humans and APOE-TR mice, finding specific microbial and metabolic differences linked to APOE alleles.