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Intro
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Welcome
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The Microbiome
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Induction Chemotherapy
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Antibiotics
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Characterization
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Beta Diversity
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Risk stratifying
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Good bacteria and bad bacteria
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Understanding the microbiome
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Viral infections
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Cost of sequencing
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Exome sequencing
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Cost
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Predicting Infection
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Observations
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Microbiome and Chemotherapy
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Most Common Infections
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UTIs
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Food
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Fecal transplantation
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Does a leukemia patient have a different microbiome
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Chemotherapy and the microbiome
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The mouse model
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Outro
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Explore how monitoring the microbiome in leukemia patients could reduce infections during chemotherapy in this 39-minute talk by Dr. Jessica Galloway-Peña. Learn about the link between microbial diversity and infection risk during induction chemotherapy, the impact of illness and therapeutics on the microbiome, and the potential consequences for immunocompromised cancer patients. Discover insights on beta diversity, risk stratification, good and bad bacteria, viral infections, and the cost of sequencing. Examine observations on predicting infections, the relationship between the microbiome and chemotherapy, common infections in leukemia patients, and the potential of fecal transplantation. Gain understanding of how leukemia and chemotherapy affect the microbiome, and explore relevant mouse models in this informative presentation from the American Society for Microbiology.

Monitoring the Microbiome in Leukemia Patients Could Reduce Infections During Chemotherapy

American Society for Microbiology
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