Marion E. G. Brunck

This study shows maternal obesity reduces specific HMOs and alters neonatal gut microbiome colonization patterns, favoring late colonizers over early ones.

This study analyzes colostrum from mothers with and without obesity, identifying differential co-occurrence networks of metabolites, microbiota, and cytokines.

The paper identifies that nearly all noncoding exons undergo alternative splicing, generating a vast repertoire of regulatory RNAs and highlighting conserved splicing patterns across species.