Harrison Taylor

Pictured above are the fortifications employed by the residents of Wood hall. “It was like, human faeces everywhere,” said freshman Logan Acevedo when his dorm flooded with sewage from a blockage in Wood Hall. “A quarter to maybe a third of the room was covered in sewage water,” said Acevedo.

BF Bacteroides fragilis GF germ free NOD non-obese diabetic NOD mice non-obese diabetic mice PnLN pancreatic lymph node PSA polysaccharide A TID type 1 diabetes TLR toll-like receptor 1 Introduction While gut commensal microbes contribute to human health and immune system maturation [1-4], reports also support the notion that gut commensals can contribute to the pathogenesis of many autoimmune diseases, including type 1 diabetes (T1D) [5-11].