Current UJEMI+ Issue

Research Articles


1
Age, water source, and sex do not significantly affect the microbiome of the Hadza people of Tanzania

Ananya Saraph, Maxim Daspe, Mona Golmohammadzadeh, Alina Chalanuchpong

2
Captive animal gut microbiota is populated with microorganisms that are relevant to the digestion of host dominant diet

Yu Hsin Chu, Ziwen Ran

3
Genome-resolved metagenomics of nitrogen cycling processes in Saanich Inlet

Asli Munzur, Andrew Brown, Nicholas deGoutiere, Daniela Garcia, Lindsey Gross, Amy Lin

4
Taxonomic diversity and abundance profiles of denitrification genes nirK and nirS in the Saanich Inlet water column

Catherine WY Wong, Cathy Yan, Josie Setiawan, Erin Tanaka, Daniela Yanez

5
A potential age-dependent effect of antibiotics on the gut microbiome in dogs with inflammatory bowel disease

Eric Bhang, Aditya Rao, Alec Robinson

6
Annual precipitation and soil moisture level strongly associate with the microbial community structure in Interior Douglas-fir and Sub-Boreal Spruce ecozones in British Columbia

Xinyi Chen, Jessica Nguyen, Ryan Chan

7
The Effect of honey consumption on the gut microbiome of Hadza hunter-gatherers in Tanzania

Nicolas MT Gauthier, Andi Musa, Ayah Al-Ansari

8
The effects of coffee consumption and antibiotic use on gut microbial community structure of Parkinson’s disease patients

Michael Hall, Paul Tang, Nghi Lê

Review Article

Restoration of O antigen expression in Escherichia coli K-12 MG1655 confers bacteriophage resistance

Wee So Kim

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What is UJEMI?

The Undergraduate Journal of Experimental Microbiology and Immunology (UJEMI) publishes scientific articles authored by undergraduate students. Our suite of publications include: UJEMI, UJEMI+, UJEMI-methods, and UJEMI-Perspectives.

Introducing UJEMI+

UJEMI+ is a peer-reviewed journal dedicated to the publication of research articles by undergraduate students around the world.

UJEMI-Perspectives

UJEMI-Perspectives publishes short educational opinion pieces on topics related to microbiology and immunology.