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Brian Ahmer

Professor of Microbial Infection & Immunity

Ohio State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Microbiology

College of Medicine

Microbial Infection and Immunity

Brian Ahmer is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Microbial Infection & Immunity at Ohio State University.

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Brian Ahmer

Ohio State University

Professor of Microbial Infection & Immunity

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microbiology clinical microbiology infectious diseases bacteriology immunology microbial pathogenesis pathogenic bacteria bacteria molecular biology food microbiology medical microbiology molecular microbiology pathogens veterinary medicine inflammation veterinary microbiology gene expression virology applied microbiology host-microbe interactions gut microbes pathogen detection pathogen transmission environmental microbiology infection control diagnostic microbiology digestive diseases genome biology mammalian biology gene regulation virulence factors innate immune system microbial physiology plo biology microbial genetics microbial contamination intestinal microbiota biological chemistry biological invasions pathogen characterization gene function brain-immune interaction adaptive immune system molecular immunology mucosal immunology microbial diversity virulence plasmid salmonella virulence escherichia coli acyl-homoserine lactones low doses chronic ingestion molecular plant-microbe interactions plant science applied ecology soil biology plant immunity plant-microbe interactions microbial disease crop ecology soil microbiology aerobiology rhizosphere protein expression experimental pharmacology experimental biology gene transfer cell-to-cell signalling bacterial virulence plant defenses mixed microbial communities luxr homolog luxr family sdia homolog energy transduction cytoplasmic membrane protein host environment

Notable Scholarly Works

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Gut Microbiome Carbon and Sulfur Metabolisms Support Salmonella During Pathogen Infection. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Ikaia LeleiwiKatherine KokkiniasYongseok KimMaryam BaniasadMichael ShafferAnice Sabag-DaigleRebecca A DalyRory M FlynnVicki H WysockiBrian M M AhmerMikayla A BortonKelly C Wrighton

public healthmicrobiomegut microbiome carbonpathogen infectionclinical microbiologyinfectious diseasesmedical microbiologymicrobiology

Gut Microbiota Carbon and Sulfur Metabolisms Support Salmonella Infections. The ISME Journal (2024)

Ikaia LeleiwiKatherine KokkiniasYongseok KimMaryam BaniasadMichael ShafferAnice Sabag-DaigleRebecca A DalyRory M FlynnVicki H WysockiBrian M M AhmerMikayla A BortonKelly C Wrighton

microbiomegut microbiota carbonmicrobiologygut microbes

Identification of New Sdia Regulon Members of Escherichia Coli, Enterobacter Cloacae, and Salmonella Enterica Serovars Typhimurium and Typhi. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

Andrew SchwietersBrian M. M. Ahmer

pathogensantimicrobial resistancebacteriologyclinical microbiologypathogenic bacteriainfectious diseasesbacteriamicrobiology

Time-Resolved Multiomics Illustrates Host and Gut Microbe Interactions During Salmonella Infection. Journal of Proteome Research (2024)

Yongseok KimKatherine KokkiniasAnice Sabag-DaigleIkaia LeleiwiMikayla BortonMichael ShafferMaryam BaniasadRebecca DalyBrian M. M. AhmerKelly C. WrightonVicki H. Wysocki

gut microbesgut microbe interactionsproteomicsmicrobial pathogenesishost responseproteome researchmultiomicspathogenic bacteriamulti-omics studiesmicrobiologyhost-microbe interactions

Time-Resolved Multi-Omics Illustrates Host and Gut Microbe Interactions During Salmonella Infection.. (2024)

Yongseok KimKatherine KokkiniasAnice Sab-DaigleIkaia LeleiwiMikayla BortonMichael ShafferMaryam BaniasadRebecca DalyBrian M.M. AhmerKelly C. WrightonVicki H. Wysocki

public healthmicrobiomeimmunologygut microbesvirus-host interactionsclinical microbiologytime-resolved multi-omicsveterinary medicineinfectious diseasesveterinary microbiologysalmonella infectionhost-microbe interactions

Time Resolved Multi-Omics Reveals Diverse Metabolic Strategies of Salmonella During Diet-Induced Inflammation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Katherine KokkiniasAnice Sabag-DaigleYongseok KimIkaia LeleiwiMichael ShafferRichard KevorkianRebecca A. DalyVicki H. WysockiMikayla A. BortonBrian M. M. AhmerKelly C. Wrighton

microbiomegenome biologymicrobial physiologyfunctional genomicsmolecular microbiologyhost responseclinical microbiologymetabolic strategiesdiet-induced inflammationmultiomicspathogenic bacteriamolecular biologymulti-omics studiesinfectious diseasesbacteriafood microbiologymicrobiologyinflammation

Time-Resolved Multi-Omics Reveals Diverse Metabolic Strategies of Salmonella During Diet-Induced Inflammation. mSphere (2024)

Katherine KokkiniasAnice Sabag-DaigleYongseok KimIkaia LeleiwiMichael ShafferRichard KevorkianRebecca A. DalyVicki H. WysockiMikayla A. BortonBrian M. M. AhmerKelly C. Wrighton

omicsmicrobial pathogenesisomics integrationsystems biologymetabolic strategiesdiet-induced inflammationtime-resolved multi-omics revealsmulti-omics studiesmetabolomicsmetabolic pathwaysmicrobiologyinflammation

Exposing New Taxonomic Variation With Inflammation — a Murine Model-Specific Genome Database for Gut Microbiome Researchers. Microbiome (2023)

Ikaia LeleiwiJosué Rodriguez-RamosMichael ShafferAnice Sabag-DaigleKatherine KokkiniasRory M. FlynnRebecca A. DalyLinnea F. M. KopLindsey M. SoldenBrian M. M. AhmerMikayla A. BortonKelly C. Wrighton

genomicsmicrobiomeinflammationgut microbiome researchershealth sciencesbioinformatics

Identification of Small-Molecule Inhibitors of the Salmonella Frab Deglycase Using a Live-Cell Assay. Microbiology Spectrum (2023)

Anice Sabag-DaigleErin F. BoulangerPankajavalli ThirugnanasambanthamJamison D. LawAlex J. BogardEdward J. BehrmanVenkat GopalanBrian M. M. Ahmer

microbial pathogenesisbacteriologyclinical microbiologydiagnostic microbiologylive-cell assaysmall-molecule inhibitorspathogen detectionsalmonella frab deglycaseinfectious diseasesmedical microbiologymicrobiology

Heating Rate During Shell Egg Thermal Treatment Elicits Stress Responses and Alters Virulence of Salmonella Enterica Serovar Enteritidis; Implications for Shell Egg Pasteurization. Applied and Environmental Microbiology (2022)

Yumin XuAhmed G. AbdelhamidAnice Sabag-DaigleBrian M. M. AhmerAhmed E. Yousef

public healthmicrobial pathogenesispoultry scienceapplied microbiologyclinical microbiologyveterinary medicineenvironmental microbiologyshell egg pasteurizationvirulence factorsinfectious diseasesveterinary microbiologyfood microbiologymicrobiologyhost-microbe interactions

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Brian Ahmer

Professor of Microbial Infection & Immunity

Ohio State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Microbiology

College of Medicine

Microbial Infection and Immunity

Brian Ahmer is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences Professor of Microbial Infection & Immunity at Ohio State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Brian Ahmer

Ohio State University

Professor of Microbial Infection & Immunity

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Gut Microbiome Carbon and Sulfur Metabolisms Support Salmonella During Pathogen Infection. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Ikaia LeleiwiKatherine KokkiniasYongseok KimMaryam BaniasadMichael ShafferAnice Sabag-DaigleRebecca A DalyRory M FlynnVicki H WysockiBrian M M AhmerMikayla A BortonKelly C Wrighton

public healthmicrobiomegut microbiome carbonpathogen infectionclinical microbiologyinfectious diseasesmedical microbiologymicrobiology

Gut Microbiota Carbon and Sulfur Metabolisms Support Salmonella Infections. The ISME Journal (2024)

Ikaia LeleiwiKatherine KokkiniasYongseok KimMaryam BaniasadMichael ShafferAnice Sabag-DaigleRebecca A DalyRory M FlynnVicki H WysockiBrian M M AhmerMikayla A BortonKelly C Wrighton

microbiomegut microbiota carbonmicrobiologygut microbes

Identification of New Sdia Regulon Members of Escherichia Coli, Enterobacter Cloacae, and Salmonella Enterica Serovars Typhimurium and Typhi. Microbiology Spectrum (2024)

Andrew SchwietersBrian M. M. Ahmer

pathogensantimicrobial resistancebacteriologyclinical microbiologypathogenic bacteriainfectious diseasesbacteriamicrobiology

Time-Resolved Multiomics Illustrates Host and Gut Microbe Interactions During Salmonella Infection. Journal of Proteome Research (2024)

Yongseok KimKatherine KokkiniasAnice Sabag-DaigleIkaia LeleiwiMikayla BortonMichael ShafferMaryam BaniasadRebecca DalyBrian M. M. AhmerKelly C. WrightonVicki H. Wysocki

gut microbesgut microbe interactionsproteomicsmicrobial pathogenesishost responseproteome researchmultiomicspathogenic bacteriamulti-omics studiesmicrobiologyhost-microbe interactions

Time-Resolved Multi-Omics Illustrates Host and Gut Microbe Interactions During Salmonella Infection.. (2024)

Yongseok KimKatherine KokkiniasAnice Sab-DaigleIkaia LeleiwiMikayla BortonMichael ShafferMaryam BaniasadRebecca DalyBrian M.M. AhmerKelly C. WrightonVicki H. Wysocki

Time Resolved Multi-Omics Reveals Diverse Metabolic Strategies of Salmonella During Diet-Induced Inflammation. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Katherine KokkiniasAnice Sabag-DaigleYongseok KimIkaia LeleiwiMichael ShafferRichard KevorkianRebecca A. DalyVicki H. WysockiMikayla A. BortonBrian M. M. AhmerKelly C. Wrighton

Time-Resolved Multi-Omics Reveals Diverse Metabolic Strategies of Salmonella During Diet-Induced Inflammation. mSphere (2024)

Katherine KokkiniasAnice Sabag-DaigleYongseok KimIkaia LeleiwiMichael ShafferRichard KevorkianRebecca A. DalyVicki H. WysockiMikayla A. BortonBrian M. M. AhmerKelly C. Wrighton

Exposing New Taxonomic Variation With Inflammation — a Murine Model-Specific Genome Database for Gut Microbiome Researchers. Microbiome (2023)

Ikaia LeleiwiJosué Rodriguez-RamosMichael ShafferAnice Sabag-DaigleKatherine KokkiniasRory M. FlynnRebecca A. DalyLinnea F. M. KopLindsey M. SoldenBrian M. M. AhmerMikayla A. BortonKelly C. Wrighton

genomicsmicrobiomeinflammationgut microbiome researchershealth sciencesbioinformatics

Identification of Small-Molecule Inhibitors of the Salmonella Frab Deglycase Using a Live-Cell Assay. Microbiology Spectrum (2023)

Anice Sabag-DaigleErin F. BoulangerPankajavalli ThirugnanasambanthamJamison D. LawAlex J. BogardEdward J. BehrmanVenkat GopalanBrian M. M. Ahmer

Yumin XuAhmed G. AbdelhamidAnice Sabag-DaigleBrian M. M. AhmerAhmed E. Yousef

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