Microbes are the earth’s richest, yet most underutilized resources. Their genetic functions are critical to develop new medicines and climate change solutions.
With our massive microbial genome database (MMGDB) built by bit-MAP® single-cell genomics we help clients address their big issues by uncovering novel microbial functions and improving them .
Our proprietary Massive Microbial Genome Database (MMGDB) contains over 300 million microbe genes including unculturables and extremophiles. With this MMGDB, highly effective sequencing platform and a team of bioinformatics experts, we help you identify and optimize candidate genes.
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We boost your in Design-Build-Test-Learn cycle by turbocharging Design phase, shortlisting candidate genes through MMGDB search and bioinformatics.
We support your transition into green manufacturing from enzyme discovery, through wet evaluation to directed evolution.
We help you discover enzyme candidates fit for your purpose.
We identify yet-to-be-discovered bacteria and genetic mutations involved in clinical symptoms and drug metabolism using bit-MAP® and develop new diagnostic biomarkers and treatments with partners. Our typical collaborative projects are listed below.
Ref1: National Cancer Center Japan (Gut Microbiome)
Ref2: Tokyo Medical and Dental Univ. (Periodontal Disease)
Ref3: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Bacterial Vaginosis)
Ref4: Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (Colorectal Cancers)
We’re providing novel Single Cell Genomics analysis service at the competitive cost, under USD45 per genome (SAG) at 384-well plate, and the deliverable report contains rich contents (e.g. 1. Raw Sequence Data 2. Quality of Draft Genome 3. Phylogenetic analysis 4. Taxonomy Identification of each draft genome). (Demo Data. Gut Microbiome)
bit-MAP® is applicable to a wide range of microbial samples, including human microbiome (e.g., gut, skin and oral) and environmental bacteria (e.g., soil and marine).
We are excited to support industrial researchers and deliver the value of this technology to society.
Please contact us for details.