The labs of John Rawls, Stacy Horner, and Carolyn Coyne (Duke University), Balfour Sartor (UNC Chapel Hill) are happy and grateful to have received a new NIDDK R01 grant to define the the roles of…
This award will support Jia’s research into regional control of lipid absorption and metabolism in the zebrafish.
Research Microbial regulation of intestinal epithelial gene transcription Microbial regulation of host nutrient metabolism and immunity Adipose tissues and the pathobiology of obesity We seek to understand how the intestinal microbiome contributes to vertebrate physiology…
Liza was awarded an NRSA to support her research to identify genes and metabolic pathways used by commensal bacteria to successfully colonize the intestine. Congratulations, Liza!
The labs of John Rawls (Duke University) and Steven Farber (Johns Hopkins University) are happy and grateful to have received a competitive renewal of their NIDDK R01 grant to identify genes required for digestive physiology…
Congratulations and farewell to Dr. Ian Williamson on his new tenure-track faculty position in the Department of Molecular and Biomedical Sciences at North Carolina State University! Ian trained as a postdoctoral fellow jointly in Dr.…
The Rawls lab bids a fond farewell to Julia Godwin who has worked with us as a Research Technician for two years, and is now heading off to begin medical school at UNC Chapel Hill.
This review covers recent work connecting microbial production and metabolism of essential amino acids to host biology, and the reciprocal impacts of host metabolism of essential amino acids on their associated microbes. Published in Annual…
