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Gut Microbes and Diet Interactively Impact Wide Ranging Human Physiology: Lessons From Integrating Technologies
Date
May 6, 2025
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The diverse milieu of microorganisms in the human digestive tract influences host physiology and is itself influenced by host physiology in both health and disease. An abundance of studies demonstrate these associations and have generated enormous datasets. However, gleaning insights from this microbial, host, and metabolic information requires cogent questions, careful study design, and thoughtful analyses. Speakers in this session will present informative studies, emphasize the selection of technological platforms, and address how to horizontally integrate data from multiple platforms to probe how the microbiome and diet interact to influence the gut and extra-intestinal physiology.
The diverse milieu of microorganisms in the human digestive tract influences host physiology and is itself influenced by host physiology in both health and disease. An abundance of studies demonstrate these associations and have generated enormous datasets. However, gleaning insights from this microbial, host, and metabolic information requires cogent questions, careful study design, and thoughtful analyses. Speakers in this session will present informative studies, emphasize the selection of technological platforms, and address how to horizontally integrate data from multiple platforms to probe how the microbiome and diet interact to influence the gut and extra-intestinal physiology.
Moderators
Washington Univ School of Medicine
Mayo Clinic
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