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Skip to main content Publications Featured Publications Bacterial Peptidoglycan Fragments Differentially Regulate Innate Immune Signaling. Bersch KL, DeMeester KE, Zagani R, Chen S, Wodzanowski KA, Liu S, Mashayekh S, Reinecker HC , Grimes CL, ACS Cent Sci 2021 Apr 7 4 688-696 GEF-H1 Signaling upon M…

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Skip to main content Publications for Josephine Ni, M.D. Randomized controlled-feeding study of dietary emulsifier carboxymethylcellulose reveals detrimental impacts on the gut microbiota and metabolome Chassaing B, Compher C, Bonhomme B, Liu Q, Tian Y, Walters W, Nessel L, Delaroque C, Hao F, Gershu…

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Skip to main content People Josephine Ni, M.D. Assistant Professor Department of Internal Medicine Department of Microbiology As a physician-scientist, Dr. Ni explores bacterial colonization of the healthy and inflamed intestinal tract with the goal of modulating the gut microbiota to treat intestina…