Bradley Lab
Bradley Lab
Home
Research
People
Publications
Contact
Light
Dark
Automatic
Gut Microbiome
Anaerobic riboflavin degradation by human gut Lachnospiraceae
Vitamins mediate a web of cross-feeding interactions in the human gut. Many gram-positive gut microbes, in particular, are predicted to …
Christian J. Quiles Pérez
,
Alexandria Olzak
,
Aminata Fofana
,
Kamal Deep
,
Calissa Carlisle
,
Emily Bradley
,
Kathryn Kananen
,
Larry Beaver
,
Connor Skaggs
,
Justin A. North
,
Patrick H. Bradley
PDF
Cite
DOI
Berry Supplement-Modified Human Microbiome Improves Immunotherapy Response in Mouse Models
Cancer outcomes have improved with immune checkpoint inhibitor (ICI) treatment; however, less than half of tumors respond. Emerging …
Shiva Jahanbahkshi
,
Amna Bibi
,
Rebecca Hoyd
,
Caroline Dravillas
,
Nyelia Williams
,
Shiqi Zhang
,
Aaditya Pallerla
,
Shankar Suman
,
Joseph Amann
,
Mounika Goruganthu
,
Tamio Okimoto
,
Yangyang Liu
,
Marisa A. Bittoni
,
Ni Shi
,
Alvin Anand
,
Bailey Conrad
,
Lane Nevers
,
Kristen Heitman
,
Maxine Webb
,
Elizabeth M Grainger
,
Madison Grogan
,
Christian Quiles
,
Tong Chen
,
Carolyn J. Presley
,
Lang Li
,
Patrick Bradley
,
Yael Vodovotz
,
David P. Carbone
,
Steven K. Clinton
,
Jiangjiang Zhu
,
Daniel Spakowicz
PDF
Cite
DOI
Four-part harmony between diet, drugs, microbes, and host
In this issue of Cell Host & Microbe, Zeng et al. show that a specific gut microbe causes diet-dependent attenuation of …
Patrick H. Bradley
PDF
Cite
DOI
Building a chemical blueprint for human blood
What determines the chemical make-up of human blood? Measurement of the contributions of factors ranging from genetics to lifestyle has …
Patrick H. Bradley
,
Katherine S. Pollard
PDF
Cite
DOI
Cite
×