Cameron Strachan

Abstract The human gut microbiome is shaped by diverse selective forces that originate from host and environmental factors and it substantially influences health and disease. Whereas the association of microbial lineages with various health conditions has been shown at different taxonomic levels1,2,3,4,5, the extent to which unifying adaptive mechanisms sort microbial lineages into ecologically differentiated populations remains poorly understood.

Abstract The human gut microbiome is shaped by diverse selective forces originating from the host and associated environmental factors, and in turn profoundly influences health and disease. While the association of microbial lineages with various conditions has been shown at different levels of phylogenetic differentiation, it remains poorly understood to what extent unifying adaptive mechanisms sort microbial lineages into ecologically differentiated populations.

5K distance Running | 2019-05-03 19:30pm All Race Results Gender All Male Female Jump to bib Pos#NameCatClubChip TimeFinish TimeFinished (483 in total) 1st 274 Kristian Jones M 1st (M Sen) 1st Dundee Hawkhill H 00:14:26 00:14:29 - 2nd 141 James Donald M 2nd (MU20) 1st Dundee Hawkhill H 00:14:31 00:14:33 +00:00:05 3rd 452 Lachlan Oates M 3rd (M Sen) 2nd Shettleston H 00:14:39 00:14:41 +00:00:13 4th 19 Hamish Armitt M 4th (MU17) 1st Giffnock North AC 00:14:41 00:14:43 +00:00:15 5th 547 Cameron...