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Amir Zarrinpar
Veterans Health AdministrationORCID 0000-0001-6423-5982Unclaimed ORCID profile · follow to get notified of new preprints
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2022-2026 · peak 2/yrCo-Author Collaboration Network
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- Cancer BiologyAnnals of Biomedical EngineeringPeer-reviewed2 citations
- BiochemistrybioRxivPreprint
Pan-repository analysis reveals a drug-activating function of microbial bile acid conjugation
Vincent Charron‐Lamoureux, Patricia E. Kelly, Simone Zuffa…·Pieter C. Dorrestein
The paper identifies microbial bile acid conjugation as a drug-activating function for 5-ASA, revealing its therapeutic relevance through metabolomics analysis.
- GenomicsmSystemsPeer-reviewed
Optimizing mouse metatranscriptome profiling by selective removal of redundant nucleic acid sequences
Morgan Roos, Samuel Bunga, Asako Tan…·Scott Kuersten
The paper improves rRNA depletion for mouse cecal metatranscriptome analysis by designing probes based on sequence abundance rather than taxonomy, increasing mRNA reads and reducing bias.
2 citations - MicrobiologybioRxivPreprint
Gut Competition Dynamics of Live Bacterial Therapeutics Are Shaped by Microbiome Complexity, Diet, and Therapeutic Transgenes
Nicole Siguenza, Sharyl Bailey, Mohammad Sadegi…·Amir Zarrinpar
This study investigates factors affecting competition dynamics of live bacterial therapeutics in the murine gut, finding that microbiome complexity, diet, and transgenes influence their engraftment and efficacy.
1 citation - Systems BiologybioRxivPreprint
Time of Sample Collection Critical for Microbiome Replicability
Celeste Allaband, Amulya Lingaraju, Stephany Flores Ramos…·Amir Zarrinpar
The paper shows that sample collection time significantly affects microbiome study conclusions, more than experimental interventions or dietary changes.
3 citations - Synthetic BiologyCellPeer-reviewed
Intestinal Transgene Delivery with Native E. coli Chassis Allows Persistent Physiological Changes
Baylee J. Russell, Steven D. Brown, Nicole Siguenza…·Amir Zarrinpar
This study uses native E. coli as chassis to deliver transgenes, inducing persistent physiological changes in conventionally-raised hosts.
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