A robust framework for microbial archaeology
Warinner C, Herbig A, Mann AE, Fellows Yates JA, Weiss CL, Burbano HA, Orlando L, Krause J. 2017. A robust framework for microbial archaeology. Annu. […]
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Bioarchaeology of the human microbiome
Velsko I, Warinner C*. Bioarchaeology of the human microbiome. Bioarchaeology International, in press.
Insights into human evolution from ancient and contemporary microbiome studies
Schnorr S, Sankaranarayanan K, Lewis CM, Warinner C*. (2016) Insights into human evolution from ancient and contemporary microbiome studies. Current Opinion in Genetics and Development 41:14-26.
Long-term genetic stability and a high altitude East Asian origin for the peoples of the high valleys of the Himalayan arc
Jeong C, Ozga AT, Witonsky D, Malmstrom H, Edlund H, Hofman CA, Hagan RW, Jakobsson M, Lewis CM, Aldenderfer M, Di Rienzo A, Warinner C*. […]
Dental calculus and the evolution of the human oral microbiome
Warinner C. (2016) Dental calculus and the evolution of the human oral microbiome. California Dental Association Journal 44(7):411-420. http://www.cda.org/Portals/0/journal/journal_072016.pdf
Oral microbiome characterization of Cheyenne and Arapaho individuals of Oklahoma
Ozga AT, Sankaranarayanan K, Tito RY, Obregon-Tito AJ, Foster M, Tallbull G, Spicer P, Warinner C, Lewis Jr. CM. Oral microbiome characterization of Cheyenne and […]
Dr. Warinner’s ancient microbiome research featured in PNAS!
LMAMR Co-Director Christina Warinner has been featured in the latest issue of PNAS! Check it out: “Ancient teeth reveal clues about microbiome evolution,” by Jyoti […]
Nieuw en spannend: de moleculaire archeologie
Kirsten Ziesemer’s research at LMAMR has been featured by Scientias.nl. Check it out!
Peptoniphilus catoniae sp. nov., isolated from a human faecal sample from a traditional Peruvian coastal community
Patel N, Tito R, Obregon-Tito A, O’Neal L, Trujillo-Villaroel O, Marin-Reyes L, Troncoso-Corzo L, Guija-Poma E, Lewis CM, Lawson PA* (2016) Peptoniphilus catoniae sp. nov., isolated from a human faecal sample from […]
New bacterial species is named after LMAMR faculty affiliate Paul Lawson!
A new species of bacteria has been named after OU’s Prof. Paul Lawson! Check out the article below: Melissa E Bell, Kathryn A Bernard, Susan […]