Kelsey J. Miller Data-verified

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Kelsey J. Miller's research focuses on the intersection of the gut microbiome, synthetic glycans, and cardiometabolic health. Her work investigates how specific microbial communities and their metabolic byproducts, such as short-chain fatty acids, are associated with conditions like hepatic encephalopathy and ulcerative colitis. Miller has explored the potential of novel synthetic glycans, such as KB295, to modulate microbiome composition and function, aiming to reduce cardiometabolic risk factors and improve outcomes in inflammatory bowel disease. Additionally, her research extends to food safety assessments, including toxicity studies of synbiotic medical food consortia and methods for tracking microbial persistence. Her publications also touch upon bacterial utilization of light through rhodopsins and carotenoids, and she has contributed to citizen science initiatives for tracking wildlife populations.

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• h-index: 11
• Publications: 26
• Citations: 356