Big Picture Science – This Land is Island: Justin Sonnenburg / Our Island Selves

by Gary Niederhoff on November 23, 2014

Justin Sonnenburg / Our Island Selves
Part 3 of This Land is Island, featuring Justin Sonnenburg, microbiologist, Department of Microbiology and Immunology, Stanford University, on how no man is an island, except perhaps to the microbiota that compose most of the cells comprising what each of us considers the self.
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