Basics
Introduction & Mouse Results
Human Results
Discussion
Misc
100

Tel Aviv, Israel

What is the location of the authors?

100

This is the maladaptation of the gut microbiome leading to negative effects on the host

What is dysbiosis

100

Under this treatment condition certain species are able to colonize the human gut and are shed even 5 months after the last administration.

What are probiotics

100

This is one of the limitations of the study

What is using healthy adult volunteers, or

using a single set of broad-spectrum antibiotics, or

using one probiotics mixture

100

This is the number of classes listed in the syllabus

What is 29

200

This is when an individual donates material to themselves.

What is an autologous transplant?

200

Associations with obesity, allergy, autoimmune disease and inflammatory bowel disease

What is the the impact of antibiotic exposure

200

This treatment after antibiotics in humans leads to the most robust recovery in fecal microbiome composition and function compared to the other treatments

What is an aFMT

200

Long-term stool storage, pill production, and rapid delivery are limitations to widespread adoption of this approach

What are aFMTs

200

This is the number of points in the class, not including extra credit

What is 150 points

300

This is the number of main-text figures in the paper

What is seven?

300

11 species for 4 weeks, daily

What is the number of probiotic strains and how often were they administered

300

This approach found that the duodenal function post-FMT treatment most greatly resembled the naive state while the jejunal function post-probiotics resembled the antibiotic-treated state

What is transcriptomics

300

While probiotics may impair colonization of the indigenous microbiome, the authors suggest that probiotics may still have this beneficial function

What is to repel or resist pathogen colonization

300

This is my go to filler word when talking.

What is "uhh"

400

This is the bioinformatic approach used to estimate species composition from metagenomic sequencing

What is MetaPhlAn2

400

Increased probiotic colonization in the lumen of the upper and lower GI tracts but less so in the mucosa

What is the impact of antibiotics on probiotic colonization in mice (aka colonization resistance)?

400

The filtrate of this culture inhibited the growth of microbiome bacteria in vitro

What are probiotics or lactobacilli

400

The authors coin this term to describe a person-specific consortia of core gut microbiome function that is highly-defined and individually-tailored for use after antibiotic treatment

What are personalized probiotics

400

This is the year of the earliest paper we've read in class so far

What is 1901

500

This is the number of healthy volunteers enrolled in the human portion of the study

What is 21

500

Probiotics, spontaneous resolution, and then FMT


What is the order of most to least delay in microbiome recovery?

500

Bacterial species richness in the human gut mucosa after this treatment most resembles that of post-FMT recovery.

What is spontaneous recovery

500

This is the method by which aFMTs were administered to humans

What is intrajejunal infusion (direct injection into the small intestines)

500

Difference in colonization of probiotics between mice and humans

Probiotics colonize humans but not mice