This project has now been incorporated under The Microsetta Initiative name. Please get in touch with our help account microsetta@ucsd.edu if you have questions about this project. Or visit our FAQ page to learn more.
TMI Projects
In collaboration with the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA), this study occurs alongside the Fecal Microbiota Transplantation (FMT) National Registry, assessing short- and long-term patient outcomes associated with FMT.
Participation in this project is limited by invitation only to participants enrolled in the FMT National Registry. Please visit the AGA FMT National Registry website to learn more.
Processing Time for Samples
Samples are currently being banked until further notice.
The Human Diets and Microbiome Initiative (THDMI) study is a research project sponsored by Danone Nutricia Research. In collaboration with our local partners, the Superior Council of Scientific Investigations (CSIC) and Activia, we aim to study the microbes associated with residents in Spain. The data collected will help us understand how our lifestyle choices and diet influence our microbiome and whether these patterns are consistent in different populations. Participants must complete all the required steps of sample collection to be eligible for this study.
The Human Diets and Microbiome Initiative (THDMI) study is a research project sponsored by Danone Nutricia Research. In collaboration with our local partners, The Tokyo Institute of Technology, we aim to study the microbes associated with residents in Japan. The data collected will help us understand how our lifestyle choices and diet influence our microbiome and whether these patterns are consistent in different populations. Participants must complete all the required steps of sample collection to be eligible for this study.
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Contact microsetta@ucsd.edu if you have any questions regarding your participation.
