Characterising the taxonomic composition of children and livestock gut microbiomes and of environmental samples and the potential role for household-level microbiome sharing in western Kenya

Autor: Richard Omore, Gemina Garland-Lewis, Sarah K Hilton, Jennifer A. Zambriski, Doug Call, Elkanah Otiang, Judith N. Wasserheit, Ohad Manor, Emily Mosites, Alexander Eng, Judd L. Walson, Thumbi Mwangi, Peter M. Rabinowitz, Matt Sammons, Elhanan Borenstein, Clayton Onyango, Cecilia Noecker, Njenga Kariuki, Guy H. Palmer, Joel M. Montgomery

Publikováno v: Mosites, E, Mwangi, S, Otiang, E, Garland-Lewis, G, Sammons, M, Onyango, C O, Eng, A, Noecker, C, Manor, O, Hilton, S, Call, D R, Njenga, M K, Zambriski, J, Wasserheit, J N, Walson, J L, Palmer, G H, Montgomery, J M, Borenstein, E, Omore, R & Rabinowitz, P M 2016, ' Characterising the taxonomic composition of children and livestock gut microbiomes and of environmental samples and the potential role for household-level microbiome sharing in western Kenya ', The Lancet Global Health, vol. 4, no. 1 . https://doi.org/10.1016/S2214-109X(16)30025-0
The Lancet Global Health, Vol 4, Iss S1, p S20 (2016)

Background: Humans and animals living in close proximity may share microbiome constituents at the household level because of daily domestic contact. Such sharing could affect enteric and metabolic functions of the gut microbiome of humans and livesto

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