Microbiome Discovery 1: Intro to the Microbiome

[@ContentFortification]

This is awesome. A compelling introduction to the microbiome.

[@ellielu2266]

Hi Professor Knight!!! This series of video is so good!! I really appreciated that you make them! These videos are extremely helpful for my foundation lab project!! I'm going to watch all of them, and thank you very much!! I wish I could join Knight's lab one day! OMG! I feel like I found a giant area of treasure!!! Thank you very much Professor Knight!!!

[@NeltharionXXXX]

Thanks for uploading this. You're awesome

[@kahuilim2934]

thank you professor knight, your videos are so helpful.

[@viki41663]

This was so simply put!Thank you
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[@usleoru]

This is so good !

[@ezraorlofsky7809]

thank you very much for putting this together

[@celestem6453]

Awesome video. Thanks :)

[@CorahFtw]

was recommended to study this course by my research professor! thank you dan

[@jayashreeramana8093]

nice intro, thanks for sharing.

[@SansElleMusic]

So interesting. thanks

[@monzurmorshed.]

Thank you for your lecture.

[@RobertKwapich]

Great introduction, great course. I found it in just the right time (although by mistake). Maybe you should put it on coursera?

[@Pixee._.]

Good sir, may I point out that it is false that the bacterial community outnumbers the human cell 10:1. It is actually closer to 1:1. This has been pointed out by Sender et al. (2016) as published in Cell, titled "Are We Really Vastly Outnumbered? Revisiting the Ratio of Bacterial to Host Cells in Humans."

[@saraybentley7240]

I'm interested in looking at the literature can you provide references to good clinical studies so I can explore this topic further. It is fascinating!

[@sergiobp89]

nice!!! greetings from peru

[@astridsimon8843]

Y a t'il des français parmi nous ? Sinon très bonne vidéo même si Google traduction laisse à désirer.