Miriam F. Moffatt

The paper examines microbiome diversity and immune interactions in airway mucosa of healthy and asthmatic individuals, finding associations between bacterial counts and immune network eigenvectors.

The paper identifies distinct immune cell profiles in lung adenocarcinoma histological subtypes and links them to survival-associated transcripts.

The paper identifies two molecular subtypes of Lung Carcinoids using integrative omic analysis and describes their distinct genetic and epigenetic features.

The paper examines airway microbial communities in smokers and asthmatics, finding smoking reduces diversity and alters bacterial networks, while asthma shows more targeted microbial changes.

This study compares the pulmonary microbiome of children with persistent bacterial bronchitis to healthy controls, finding reduced diversity and altered community composition in patients.