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Gut microbe-targeted choline trimethylamine lyase inhibition improves obesity via rewiring of host circadian rhythms

  1. Rebecca C Schugar
  2. Christy M Gliniak
  3. Lucas J Osborn
  4. William Massey
  5. Naseer Sangwan
  6. Anthony Horak
  7. Rakhee Banerjee
  8. Danny Orabi
  9. Robert N Helsley
  10. Amanda L Brown
  11. Amy Burrows
  12. Chelsea Finney
  13. Kevin K Fung
  14. Frederick M Allen
  15. Daniel Ferguson
  16. Anthony D Gromovsky
  17. Chase Neumann
  18. Kendall Cook
  19. Amy McMillan
  20. Jennifer A Buffa
  21. James T Anderson
  22. Margarete Mehrabian
  23. Maryam Goudarzi
  24. Belinda Willard
  25. Tytus D Mak
  26. Andrew R Armstrong
  27. Garth Swanson
  28. Ali Keshavarzian
  29. Jose Carlos Garcia-Garcia
  30. Zeneng Wang
  31. Aldons J Lusis
  32. Stanley L Hazen
  33. Jonathan Mark Brown  Is a corresponding author
  1. Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, United States
  2. University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, United States
  3. University of California, Los Angeles, United States
  4. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), United States
  5. Rush University Medical Center, United States
  6. Procter and Gamble, United States
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.63998
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  1. Rebecca C Schugar
  2. Christy M Gliniak
  3. Lucas J Osborn
  4. William Massey
  5. Naseer Sangwan
  6. Anthony Horak
  7. Rakhee Banerjee
  8. Danny Orabi
  9. Robert N Helsley
  10. Amanda L Brown
  11. Amy Burrows
  12. Chelsea Finney
  13. Kevin K Fung
  14. Frederick M Allen
  15. Daniel Ferguson
  16. Anthony D Gromovsky
  17. Chase Neumann
  18. Kendall Cook
  19. Amy McMillan
  20. Jennifer A Buffa
  21. James T Anderson
  22. Margarete Mehrabian
  23. Maryam Goudarzi
  24. Belinda Willard
  25. Tytus D Mak
  26. Andrew R Armstrong
  27. Garth Swanson
  28. Ali Keshavarzian
  29. Jose Carlos Garcia-Garcia
  30. Zeneng Wang
  31. Aldons J Lusis
  32. Stanley L Hazen
  33. Jonathan Mark Brown
(2022)
Gut microbe-targeted choline trimethylamine lyase inhibition improves obesity via rewiring of host circadian rhythms
eLife 11:e63998.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.63998
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  1. Rebecca C Schugar
  2. Christy M Gliniak
  3. Lucas J Osborn
  4. William Massey
  5. Naseer Sangwan
  6. Anthony Horak
  7. Rakhee Banerjee
  8. Danny Orabi
  9. Robert N Helsley
  10. Amanda L Brown
  11. Amy Burrows
  12. Chelsea Finney
  13. Kevin K Fung
  14. Frederick M Allen
  15. Daniel Ferguson
  16. Anthony D Gromovsky
  17. Chase Neumann
  18. Kendall Cook
  19. Amy McMillan
  20. Jennifer A Buffa
  21. James T Anderson
  22. Margarete Mehrabian
  23. Maryam Goudarzi
  24. Belinda Willard
  25. Tytus D Mak
  26. Andrew R Armstrong
  27. Garth Swanson
  28. Ali Keshavarzian
  29. Jose Carlos Garcia-Garcia
  30. Zeneng Wang
  31. Aldons J Lusis
  32. Stanley L Hazen
  33. Jonathan Mark Brown
(2022)
Gut microbe-targeted choline trimethylamine lyase inhibition improves obesity via rewiring of host circadian rhythms
eLife 11:e63998.
https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.63998

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