Microbiome

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Microbiome Testing: Informing the Future with Microbial Genomics

Genomic information from the microbes in your gut may help with disease prevention, treatment, and monitoring
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Microbiome Self-Collection Can Improve Accessibility and Data

Better quality data accessed from a wider range of individuals provides more robust results for treatments and clinical trials
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Minimize Variability in Microbiome Workflows to Boost Performance

Join 3 microbiome experts as they discuss new insights into the importance of standardized microbiome workflows to enhance your study's overall performance. 
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Minimize Variability in Gut Microbiome Workflows by Standardizing Fecal Self-Collection

Download this application note to learn how an FDA-authorized fecal self-collection device can address your lab's sample collection challenges
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Standardizing Stool Sampling: the Value of FDA Authorization

Watch this panel discussion to understand how an FDA-authorized fecal self-collection device can improve your microbiome analysis
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Identify All Relevant Pathogens with Just One Workflow and Easy Analysis

Precision metagenomics offers an efficient and comprehensive approach for characterizing the microbial environment
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FDA Approves First Orally Administered Fecal Microbiota Product to Prevent CDI Relapse

Fecal microbiota may aid in the restoration of the gut flora to prevent the recurrence of CDI
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Oral Bacteria May Slightly Increase Heart Disease Risk

Further research will provide insight into how bacterial infections may affect heart health
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Studies Link Microbiome Changes to Myalgic Encephalomyelitis

Imbalances in gut microbiome may serve as biomarkers for chronic fatigue syndrome
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A New Contamination Detection Tool for Low Microbial Biomass Microbiomes

A computer analysis pipeline that helps detect contaminants in samples that contain little microbial DNA
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Treating Disease with E. coli Engineered from Stool Samples

Engineered E. coli collected from gut microbiomes have the potential to treat diseases such as diabetes
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Human Microbiome Research Excludes Developing World

Microbiome research is heavily biased in favor of wealthy countries such as US and UK
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