Microbiome Testing: Informing the Future with Microbial Genomics
Marnie Willman
Genomic information from the microbes in your gut may help with disease prevention, treatment, and monitoring
Microbes
Minimize Variability in Microbiome Workflows to Boost Performance
DNA Genotek
Join 3 microbiome experts as they discuss new insights into the importance of standardized microbiome workflows to enhance your study's overall performance.
A New Contamination Detection Tool for Low Microbial Biomass Microbiomes
Baylor College of Medicine
A computer analysis pipeline that helps detect contaminants in samples that contain little microbial DNA
The Pros and Cons of NGS-Based Microbe Detection
Bryan Gall, PhD, MLS (ASCP)CM
Though NGS-based methods can help circumvent the limitations of microbiology methods, several questions remain
The Danger of COVID-19 Coinfections
Pallavi Upadhyay, PhD
COVID-19 patients with coinfections have higher mortality rates than those with single infections
How Precision-Controlled Environments Support Clinical Cell Culture
Erica Tennenhouse, PhD
As cell culture has gained more importance in research, it has evolved—and the incubator has evolved along with it
Landmark Clinical Trial Reveals Link between Gut Microbes, Diet, and Illness
King's College London
The research has uncovered a panel of 15 gut microbes associated with lower risks of common conditions
Molecular Tools for Tuberculosis Testing
Raeesa Gupte, PhD
Novel diagnostic approaches for accurate, comprehensive, and accelerated results
Correct Antibiotic Dosing Could Preserve Lung Microbial Diversity in Cystic Fibrosis
Children's National Health System
Understanding microbial diversity at baseline may help to improve clinical practice and patient outcomes
The Therapeutic Potential of Bioengineered Bacteria
Masha G. Savelieff, PhD
Genetically modified microbes designed to treat human disease have entered into preclinical and clinical development