Vol. 26 (2021): Undergraduate Journal of Experimental Microbiology and Immunology (UJEMI)

Research Article

• Diet affects the composition and diversity of the Mammalian gut microbiota

  Grace Chen, Esther Fang, Stephy Mak, Lena Xiong

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• Soil abiotic factors are not consistently associated with microbial diversity or organic matter removal intensity in regions of long-term reforestation

  Mark Pitblado, Sara Kowalski, Elizabeth Vaz, Alannah Wilson

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• Effects of dietary fiber intake on gut microbial diversity and the abundance of short-chain fatty acid producing and proteolytic bacteria in parkinson’s disease patients

  Parsa Afrasiabi, Arshbir Aulakh, Nicholas deGoutiere, Barinder Kaila

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• Determining the role of food enjoyment, responsiveness, antibiotic use and weight in infant gut microbiome diversity

  Eui-Young Jung, Tony Liu, Shovon Das

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• Potential associations between environmental conditions and the gut microbiome of the Hadza hunter-gatherers

  Karanvir Singh, Hans Ghezzi, Anna Girard

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• Captivity, diet and geography may impact the composition of animal gut microbiota

  Glory Hui, Christopher Hong, Jeong Min Son

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• Infant gut microbiome shows resilience against mode of delivery but is susceptible to feed type

  Nabeel Khan, Soomin Lee, Brandon Wong, Helen Xu

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• Sleep problems are associated with changes in Firmicutes:Bacteroidetes ratio but not alpha and beta diversity

  Ryan Li, Donald Ng, Bachviet Nguyen, Amrit Maniani

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• Differences in gut microbiome composition among the Hadza population of Tanzania are driven by subsistence systems.

  Teresa Yan, Hank Lendvoy, Christine Lo, Hana Zhang

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• Identifying breed, dietary, and reproductive factors affecting the gut microbiome of dogs with inflammatory bowel disease

  Joshua Calalang, Honor Cheung, Kristi Lichimo, Bonny So

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• Weak correlations between soil properties and bacterial diversity at reforested sites in North America

  Seohee An, Priya Gill, Brandon Park, Chelsea Williams

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• Mode of delivery and maternal body mass index are weakly associated with the infant gut microbiota composition

  Louie Lin, Ethan Tse, Enoch Yau

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• Examination into the HI-SEAS IV built environment reveals differences in the microbial diversity and composition of plastic and wood surfaces

  Diane Li, Kyle Ching, Wesley J. Hunt

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• The effects of alcohol consumption and increased body mass on the gut microbiota of Parkinson’s Disease patients

  Jared Dutra, Madeline Fung, Michelle Ling, Rui Lin Zhi

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• Differences in organic matter removal treatments do not influence soil microbial diversity in British Columbia managed forests

  Juan Burckhardt, Adam Dorner, Chris Breden, David Liang

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