Diet has a major role in modulating the composition and metabolic activity of the gut microbiome. Let Microbiome Insights be your trusted partner in validating microbiome based health claims and supporting product development with high quality, consistent and transparent testing methodologies.
We are a leader in analyzing the gut microbiome, helping our clients understand how their products impact the gut microbiome. We have experience working with both humans and animal models of nutrition and have supported numerous large cohort studies in infant nutrition, prebiotic and probiotic research and development.
Our clients benefit from collaborating with our highly experienced scientific team to achieve their study goals.
Our clients trust us to provide data and insights needed to support health claims within regulatory agencies.
Our clients benefit from the depth of expertise our team has in analyzing the gut microbiome.
For Food and Beverage Companies
For Food and Beverage Companies
The most common and economical approach for analysis of composition of microbial communities. Based on high-throughput sequencing of PCR amplicons for prokaryotic communities (16S V4, V1-V3 or V4_skin), eukaryotic communities (18S), fungal communities (ITS2), and archaeal communities (16S V4-V5).
An advanced approach for analysis of community composition and functional analysis. Based on high-throughput sequencing and analysis of total DNA.
Shallow shotgun metagenome sequencing (SSMS) involves sequencing samples at a shallower depth than is applied in full shotgun metagenome sequencing.
Quantitation of total microbial density or specific microbial populations which targets the whole community, as it provides the absolute abundance of the total bacteria community.
SCFAs may be an integral link between diet, gut microbiota, and human health. Incorporating SCFA testing into your study can help provide additional insights to support your product development or health claim.
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Vonaesch P, Morien E, Andrianonimiadana L, et al. Stunted childhood growth is associated with decompartmentalization of the gastrointestinal tract and overgrowth of oropharyngeal taxa. PNAS. 2018; 115(36): E8489-E8498.
Aaron Ogden
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
Shirin Kalyan
Vice President, Scientific Innovation at Qu Biologics
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