Tamás Járay

The paper examines how the canine fecal metabolome shifts during dietary changes and recovers when the diet is reverted, finding rapid and largely reversible changes with individual variation.

The paper presents DogMAG, a canine gut metagenome resource with assembled bacterial genomes and viral candidates using long-read and hybrid sequencing.

The paper profiles gut microbiota changes in astronauts during short-duration spaceflight and finds individualized, temporally localized shifts rather than uniform restructuring.

This study tracks the maturation of the canine gut microbiome through early life, showing it follows an age-diet trajectory but remains constrained by host-specific factors.

This study uses longitudinal long-read 16S rRNA sequencing in dogs to show how age, diet, and birth mode shape gut microbiome development, revealing structured transitions and delivery-mode effects.

This study evaluates how DNA extraction, primer selection, and sequencing platforms affect canine gut microbiome profiling by generating a large, standardized dataset for benchmarking bioinformatics pipelines.

This study compares gut metagenomic profiling strategies across multiple stages and introduces an optimized pipeline and software tool for reliable and comparable results.