1. Microbes and metabolites in immunity.
- Author
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Elinav E, Devkota S, Meisel M, Zhu S, Chu H, Chen H, Puschhof J, McAllister F, Platt RJ, and Honda K
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- Humans, Animals, Microbiota immunology, Host-Pathogen Interactions immunology, Immune System immunology, Immune System metabolism, Bacteria immunology, Bacteria metabolism, Immunity
- Abstract
The immune system has a vital, albeit complex, relationship with the microbes residing within us, one that we are only beginning to understand. We asked investigators what they felt were the fundamental challenges we currently face in unraveling the impacts of microbes and their metabolites on host immunity and to discuss key opportunities toward achieving future insights and innovation., Competing Interests: Declaration of interests E.E. is a scientific cofounder of BiomX and GutBiome and an advisor to Purposebio, Aposense, and Zoe in topics unrelated to this work. S.Z. is a cofounder of Ibiome, which studies microbial regulation of immune responses in topics unrelated to the subject of this work. F.M. is a scientific advisory board member at Neologics Bio. R.J.P. has patents related to this topic: “Non-invasive assessment of gut function with transcriptional recording sentinel cells,” EP22166075 (2022) and “Transcriptional recording by CRISPR spacer acquisition from RNA,” PCT/EP2019/074267 (2018)., (Copyright © 2024 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.)
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- 2024
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