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Gut microbes in health and disease
Links/websites:
Orcid
James SA, Parker A, Purse C, Telatin A, Baker D, Evans R, Holmes S, Funnell SGP, Carding S. (2023)
Draft Genome Sequence of a Primate Isolate of Kazachstania pintolopesii
Mycopathologia
Gall L, Duckworth C, Jardi F, Lammens L, Parker A, Bianco A, Kimko H, Pritchard DM, Pin . (2023)
Homeostasis, injury and recovery dynamics at multiple scales in a self-organizing mouse intestinal crypt
eLife
James SA, Parker A, Purse C, Baker D, Telatin A, Funnell S, Carding . (2022)
A Fungal Foray in an NHP Gut Microbiome
Access Microbiology, 4, 7
Parker A, James SA, Purse C, Brion A, Goldson A, Telatin A, Baker D, Carding S. (2022)
Absence of bacteria permits fungal gut-to-brain translocation and invasion in germ-free mice, but ageing alone does not drive pathobiont expansion in conventionally-raised mice.
Frontiers in Aging Neuroscience
Parker A, Romano S, Ansorge R, Aboelnoer A, Le Gall G, Savva G, Telatin A, Jones E, Baker D, Rudder S, Blackshaw LA, Jeffery G, Carding S. (2022)
Heterochronic fecal microbiota transfer reverses hallmarks of the aging gut, brain, and eye.
Microbiome
Shehata E, Aimee P, Suzuki T, Swann J, Suez J, Kroon P, Day-Walsh . (2022)
Microbiomes in physiology: insights into 21st-century global medical challenges
Experimental physiology
James SA, Parker A, Purse C, Telatin A, Baker D, Holmes S, Durham J, Funnell SGP, Carding S. (2022)
The Cynomolgus Macaque Intestinal Mycobiome is Dominated by the Kazachstania Genus and K. pintolopesii Species.
Journal of Fungi, 8, 1054
Jones E. J., Booth C., Fonseca S., Parker A., Cross K., Clopes A., Hautefort I., Mayer U., Wileman T., Stentz R., Carding S.. (2020)
The uptake, trafficking and biodistribution of Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron generated outer membrane vesicles
Frontiers in Microbiology, Microbial Physiology and Metabolism
Faecal transplants reverse hallmarks of ageing
New evidence for how microbiome crosstalk with the immune system contributes to liver disease
Newsletter, Summer 2019
Quadram Institute welcomes UKRI Chief Finance Officer
Abnormal cellular process implicated in gut inflammation and onset of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Insights into the development of our second brain