Nic Vega

Assistant Professor

Emory University

United States

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Dr. Nic Vega is an Assistant Professor at Emory University in the United States. His research areas focus on microbiome interactions, bacterial infections, and the ecological dynamics of insect-microbe symbiosis. Recent publications highlight his work on innate immunity, microbial abundance, and the impact of microbial communities on host organisms.

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Bruce R. Levin

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Emory University

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Sandra Mendiola

University of Georgia

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Roland Regoes

ETH Zürich

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Ilya Nemenman

Emory University

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Sabrina Robertson

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Adam Kleinschmit

Duquesne University

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The role of innate immunity, antibiotics, and bacteriophages in the course of bacterial infections and their treatment

A strong priority effect in the assembly of a specialized insect-microbe symbiosis

Maximum likelihood estimators for colony-forming units

A case study to engage students in the research design and ethics of high-throughput metagenomics

Parallel evolution of alternate morphotypes of Chryseobacterium gleum during experimental evolution with Caenorhabditis elegans

Correlations in microbial abundance data reveal host-bacteria and bacteria-bacteria interactions jointly shaping the C. elegans microbiome

Differential gene expression in the insect vector Anasa tristis in response to symbiont colonization but not infection with a vectored phytopathogen

Enhancing nutritional niche and host defenses by modifying the gut microbiome

Convergent structure with divergent adaptations in combinatorial microbiome communities

Interspecies bacterial competition regulates community assembly in the C. elegans intestine

Host Immunity Alters Community Ecology and Stability of the Microbiome in a Caenorhabditis elegans Model

Host Immunity Alters Community Ecology and Stability of the Microbiome in a Caenorhabditis elegans Model

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Bruce R. Levin

Sandra Mendiola

Roland Regoes

Ilya Nemenman

Sabrina Robertson

Adam Kleinschmit

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