William Gasparrini

This study uses 13C-MFA to analyze co-metabolism in Eubacterium limosum, finding that glucose cofeeding reduces flux through the Wood-Ljungdahl pathway and that cysteine provides gluconeogenic carbon.

This paper engineers Escherichia coli to produce or consume hydrogen sulfide in specific gut regions, demonstrating methods to increase and decrease H2S levels in mice.

This study uses AneVO to show that cofeeding C1 substrates with CO or glucose enhances growth and acetate productivity in E. limosum.