David Relman's investigative program falls within the general themes of host-pathogen interactions and human microbial ecology, and is divided into two research areas:  Projects in this research area include:
Genome-wide host response patterns in systemic infectious disease Classification of humans and non-human primates with systemic infectious diseases, based on features of genome-wide gene transcript abundance patterns. Projects in this research area include: |
Research
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Fever and systemic infection in humans
Genomic analysis of poxvirus-host interactions
Genomic analysis of the host response to dengue infection
Microbial biogeography and community assembly in the human body
Microbial diversity in marine mammals
Microbial ecology of the oral cavity
Perturbation and robustness of the human microbiota
Role of microbes in premature labor and delivery
Single-cell bacterial genomics
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