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Brett Richard Loman

Assistant Professor

UIUC

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College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Animal Sciences

Department of Animal Sciences

Brett Richard Loman is currently serving as an Animal Sciences Assistant Professor at Uiuc.

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Brett Richard Loman

UIUC

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microbiome gut microbes dysbiosis digestive diseases microbiology health sciences gastroenterology nutrition gut-organ axis immunology pathology inflammation molecular gastroenterology mucosal immunology gut barrier cancer research oncology clinical nutrition probiotics immune responses cancer care psychoneuroimmunology neuroimmunology public health nutrition medical nutrition therapy medical nutrition liver physiology infection control clinical microbiology child nutrition biological psychiatry cancer treatment gastrointestinal oncology nutritional sciences gut microbiota pediatric obesity pediatric pulmonology functional gastrointestinal disorders human nutrition host-microbe interactions pediatric lung diseases respiratory infections dietary health gastrointestinal pharmacology stress biomarkers paclitaxel chemotherapy metabolic syndrome antimicrobial agents cancer discovery fatty liver disease nutritional requirements microbial disease environmental exposures personalized nutrition food choice foodservice systems biliary tract biliary cancer brain-immune interaction community health human biomonitoring chronic inflammation paclitaxel-induced increases paclitaxel-treated mice systematic review picos criteria nafld diagnosis chemotherapy-induced inflammation behavioral side effects female mice gut‐brain axis gut microbiota‐immune‐brain interactions mouse model intact microbiota cognitive decline female patients

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Nasrin DabirianSari GluckMaria Elisa Caetano-SilvaAkriti ShresthaMichael KiebishBrett Richard LomanJacob AllenDiego Hernandez-Saavedra

lipidsinflammationaging cellnumerous slsnutritional biochemistryimmunologybiogerontologyageingdigestive diseasesdysbiosismicrobiologygut microbesexperimental gerontologygut barriermucosal immunologymicrobiota-dependent lipid absorptiongut sl metabolismmicrobiome

Communities, Mysteries, and Pathophysiologies – Are Gut Microbes Key to a Healthy Mind?. Brain Behavior and Immunity (2025)

B R Loman

gut-organ axisdysbiosisdigestive diseasesmicrobiologybiologygut microbeshealthy mindmicrobiomemicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

Comparing and Optimizing Protein Extraction Methods With Different Lysis Buffers for the Analyses of Human Fecal Microbiome via Metaproteomics Approach. Journal of Microbiological Methods (2025)

Shuaixin GaoLi ChenHuan ZhangAmrik Singh KhalsaMichael T BaileyKelly J KelleherBrett R LomanColleen K SpeesJiangjiang Zhu

applied microbiologyinfectious diseasesenvironmental microbiologymetagenomicsdysbiosismicrobial proteomicsdifferent lysis buffersmicrobiologygut microbesprotein extraction methodsmetatranscriptomicshuman fecal microbiomemicrobiomemicrobial ecologyproteome research

Gut Microbiota Dysbiosis in a Novel Mouse Model of Colitis Potentially Increases the Risk of Colorectal Cancer. AJP Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology (2025)

Abrory A.C. PramanaGuanying Bianca XuSiyuan LiangErick Omar Garcia VazquezJacob M. AllenBrett Lomanwenyan meiYuan-Xiang PanHong Chen

dss challengegastroenterologynovel mouse modelimmunologydysbiosisdigestive diseasesgut barriermicrobiologygut microbesgut microbiotainflammatory bowel diseasemucosal immunologymolecular gastroenterologymicrobiome

Nutrition Interventions in the Treatment of Gastrointestinal Symptoms During Cancer Therapy: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Advances in Nutrition (2025)

Zainab AlzoubiBrett R Loman

medical nutritioncancer caregastrointestinal oncologygastroenterologyclinical nutritioncancer therapynutritiondigestive diseasesmedical nutrition therapydietary counselingcancer researchdiarrhea incidencemedicinedietary therapyhealth sciencesoncology

The Effects of Induced Hindgut Acidosis in Sheep on Rumen Fermentation and Gut Permeability. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Haley F LinderEmma G PrybylskiBrett R LomanSantiago D Gutierrez-NibeyroEdgar F GarrettJoshua C McCann

animal sciencemetabolismanimal physiologyphysiologyfeed intakenutritionfeed additiveshga treatmentanimal nutritiongut permeabilityfood digestionhindgut acidosislivestock science

476 Induced Hindgut Acidosis in Sheep Affected Gut Permeability and Ruminal Fermentation. Journal of Animal Science (2024)

Haley F LinderBrett R LomanRyan C FriesSantiago D Gutierrez-NibeyroEdgar F GarrettJoshua C McCann

animal scienceinduced hindgut acidosismetabolismanimal physiologyphysiologygastroenterologynutritiondigestive diseasesfeed additivesallergyhga treatmentdigestive tractanimal nutritiongut permeabilityfood digestionlivestock science

477 Effect of Induced Hindgut Acidosis on Gastrointestinal Tract Microbiome. Journal of Animal Science (2024)

Haley F LinderBrett R LomanSantiago D Gutierrez-NibeyroEdgar F GarrettJoshua C McCann

animal scienceinduced hindgut acidosisfeed evaluationhga fecesfeed additivesmicrobiologygut microbesdigestive tractmicrobiomeanimal nutritionrelative abundancefood safetylivestock science

Baseline Gut Microbiome Alpha Diversity Predicts Chemotherapy-Induced Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Patients With Breast Cancer. npj Breast Cancer (2024)

Lauren D Otto-DobosLindsay D StrehleBrett R LomanMelina M SengSagar D SardesaiNicole O WilliamsMargaret E Gatti-MaysDaniel G StoverPreeti K SudheendraRobert WesolowskiRebecca R AndridgeMichael T BaileyLeah M Pyter

gut-organ axispathologyradiation oncologycancer caregastrointestinal oncologygastroenterologybreast cancer chemotherapydysbiosismicrobiome alpha diversitydigestive diseasesmicrobiologygut microbescancer researchcancer discoverymicrobiomeoncologybreast cancer

Chemotherapy-Induced Gut Microbiome Disruption, Inflammation, and Cognitive Decline in Female Patients With Breast Cancer. Brain Behavior and Immunity (2024)

L.D. Otto-DobosC.V. GrantA.A. LahoudO.R. WilcoxL.D. StrehleB.R. LomanS. Adarkwah YiadomM.M. SengN.R. HalloyK.L.G. RussartK.M. CarpenterE. DawsonS.D. SardesaiN.O. WilliamsM.E. Gatti-MaysD.G. StoverP.K. SudheendraR. WesolowskiJ.K. Kiecolt-GlaserM.T. BaileyR.R. AndridgeL.M. Pyter

gut-organ axispathologycancer carecognitive declinefemale patientsimmunologydysbiosisgut microbesmicrobiomeoncologybreast cancer

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Brett Richard Loman

Assistant Professor

UIUC

Affiliations

College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences

Animal Sciences

Department of Animal Sciences

Brett Richard Loman is currently serving as an Animal Sciences Assistant Professor at Uiuc.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brett Richard Loman

UIUC

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Nasrin DabirianSari GluckMaria Elisa Caetano-SilvaAkriti ShresthaMichael KiebishBrett Richard LomanJacob AllenDiego Hernandez-Saavedra

Communities, Mysteries, and Pathophysiologies – Are Gut Microbes Key to a Healthy Mind?. Brain Behavior and Immunity (2025)

B R Loman

gut-organ axisdysbiosisdigestive diseasesmicrobiologybiologygut microbeshealthy mindmicrobiomemicrobial ecologyhost-microbe interactions

Comparing and Optimizing Protein Extraction Methods With Different Lysis Buffers for the Analyses of Human Fecal Microbiome via Metaproteomics Approach. Journal of Microbiological Methods (2025)

Shuaixin GaoLi ChenHuan ZhangAmrik Singh KhalsaMichael T BaileyKelly J KelleherBrett R LomanColleen K SpeesJiangjiang Zhu

Gut Microbiota Dysbiosis in a Novel Mouse Model of Colitis Potentially Increases the Risk of Colorectal Cancer. AJP Gastrointestinal and Liver Physiology (2025)

Abrory A.C. PramanaGuanying Bianca XuSiyuan LiangErick Omar Garcia VazquezJacob M. AllenBrett Lomanwenyan meiYuan-Xiang PanHong Chen

Nutrition Interventions in the Treatment of Gastrointestinal Symptoms During Cancer Therapy: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Advances in Nutrition (2025)

Zainab AlzoubiBrett R Loman

The Effects of Induced Hindgut Acidosis in Sheep on Rumen Fermentation and Gut Permeability. Journal of Animal Science (2025)

Haley F LinderEmma G PrybylskiBrett R LomanSantiago D Gutierrez-NibeyroEdgar F GarrettJoshua C McCann

animal sciencemetabolismanimal physiologyphysiologyfeed intakenutritionfeed additiveshga treatmentanimal nutritiongut permeabilityfood digestionhindgut acidosislivestock science

476 Induced Hindgut Acidosis in Sheep Affected Gut Permeability and Ruminal Fermentation. Journal of Animal Science (2024)

Haley F LinderBrett R LomanRyan C FriesSantiago D Gutierrez-NibeyroEdgar F GarrettJoshua C McCann

477 Effect of Induced Hindgut Acidosis on Gastrointestinal Tract Microbiome. Journal of Animal Science (2024)

Haley F LinderBrett R LomanSantiago D Gutierrez-NibeyroEdgar F GarrettJoshua C McCann

animal scienceinduced hindgut acidosisfeed evaluationhga fecesfeed additivesmicrobiologygut microbesdigestive tractmicrobiomeanimal nutritionrelative abundancefood safetylivestock science

Baseline Gut Microbiome Alpha Diversity Predicts Chemotherapy-Induced Gastrointestinal Symptoms in Patients With Breast Cancer. npj Breast Cancer (2024)

Chemotherapy-Induced Gut Microbiome Disruption, Inflammation, and Cognitive Decline in Female Patients With Breast Cancer. Brain Behavior and Immunity (2024)

gut-organ axispathologycancer carecognitive declinefemale patientsimmunologydysbiosisgut microbesmicrobiomeoncologybreast cancer

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