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How the Oral Microbiome is Connected to Overall Human Health

New research from the Lynch lab highlights the crucial link between oral microbiome health and overall human well-being.

Editing Genes in the Microbiome to Prevent Disease

TED Audacious Grant Combines CRISPR Gene Editing with a Genomic Understanding of the Human Microbiome to Address Asthma and Other Conditions

DOM Grand Rounds: Our Emerging Understanding of the Gut Microbiome in Health and Disease

UCSF Medicine Grand Rounds: Innovations in Gut Microbiome Research

Lynch Lab and partners awarded Burroughs Wellcome Fund grant

Lynch Lab awarded Burroughs Wellcome Fund grant.

Microbiome Medicine: Scientists Harness the Body’s ‘Bugs’ to Treat Asthma, MS, and More

Sue discusses the importance of early intervention in childhood development to set the stage for future health in a UCSF Research article written by Robyn Marks.

Sue discusses early life on the Biomes podcast

Sue Lynch was interviewed on the Biomes podcast. They discuss the hygiene hypothesis, which suggests that early life exposure to infections may protect against allergy and asthma, and how this may be relevant to the early life gut microbiome.

Kevin is awarded an NIH IRACDA fellowship

Kevin Magnaye has been awarded the prestigious Institutional Research and Academic Career Development Award (IRACDA) (K12) from the NIH. Congratulations Kevin!

Watch Sue On Netflix!

In Season 1, episode 2 of Babies, Sue Lynch talks about the impact of furred pets on microbiome development. 

Viable Bacterial Colonization Is Highly Limited In The Human Intestine In Utero

Our latest research is published at Nature Medicine !

Ariane's Article For UCSF Synapse Is Featured By Nature

Ariane’s investigative piece for the student newspaper UCSF Synapse was featured in an article in Nature highlighting the need for greater accountability for sexual harassment cases.