Jeffrey I. Gordon

The paper shows that the gut microbiota of undernourished women negatively affects placental development in mice, with potential bacterial targets for improving prenatal outcomes.

This study shows that a perturbed small intestinal microbiota from stunted children can induce EED-like features in offspring through inflammation and immune changes.

The paper evaluates differential expression methods for metatranscriptomes, identifies limitations, and proposes improvements using real datasets from gnotobiotic mice and clinical studies.

This paper uses gnotobiotic mice to model microbiome repair effects in undernourished children, revealing changes in gut cell function and microbial gene expression.

This study reconstructs carbohydrate utilization pathways in human gut bifidobacteria, revealing strain-specific metabolic capabilities and validating them experimentally.

This paper introduces SCALES, a method that extracts hierarchical protein interaction networks from bacterial proteome variation patterns, revealing new genetic factors in Pseudomonas aeruginosa motility.