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CRC 1182 - Origin and Function of Metaorganisms
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Evolution and Ecology
A1 | Molecular basis and evolutionary dynamics of C.
elegans
-microbiota interactions
A2 | Host-microbiota coevolution in the mammalian intestine
A3 | Domestication-driven metaorganism evolution of wheat
A4 | Mathematical modeling of interactions in evolving metaorganisms
Recognition and Communication
B1 | Host-microbe cross talk in the early metazoan taxa Porifera and anthozoan Cnidaria
B2 | Microbiota-host interactions at the base of the metazoan tree
Function and Life History
C1 | Towards understanding an ultimately simple metaorganism: impact of symbiotic microbes and algae on developmental processes of
Hydra
and their adaptation within the host
C2 | Effects of malnutrition on epithelia-microbe interactions in the intestinal tract of flies and mice
C3 | The life cycle of the deep-sea
Bathymodiolus metaorganism
: symbiont transmission and colonization of the host gill epithelium
Science Support
Z1 | Administration and coordination of the CRC 1182
Z2 | Microorganism: Culture and single cell analysis
Z3 | Next generation sequencing applications for studying metaorganisms
INF | Data management and integrated analyses
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CRC 1182 Talks
CRC 1182 Metaorganism Seminar
CRC 1182 Workshops
CRC 1182 Young Investigator Research Day (YIRD)
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CRC 1182 Young Investigator Award
CRC 1182 Lynn Margulis Fund
CRC 1182 Karl August Möbius Fellowship
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Recorded talks of CRC 1182 plenary speakers.
Brendan Bohannan: Host-Microbiomes as Metacommunities – Ecological and Evolutionary Implications
Fredrik Bäckhed, University of Gothenburg, The Role of Normal Gut Microbiota in Metabolic Diseases
Angela Douglas, Cornell University, Intracellular Symbioses are Important
Forest Rohwer, San Diego State University, “Phage and the Origin of the Immune System”
Dario Riccardo Valenzano, MPI Biology of Ageing: Systemic Regulation of Ageing by Gut Microbiota
Andrew Moeller, UC Berkeley: The Evolution of the Mammalian Gut Microbiome
Martin Blaser, New York University, „Human Gut Microbiota Perturbation and Disease”
Eran Elinav, Weizmann Institute of Science: Host Microbiome Interactions in Health and Disease
Karen Guillemin: ‘Microbial Modulation of Development’
