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\n Technology<\/span>\n Cutting-edge biotechnology used to help people <\/h1>\n \n\n

BIOMES <\/strong>gives people tools with the aim of making them healthier and happier, and wants to be a lifelong companion on the path to humans and animals living healthier lives. The INTEST.<\/strong>pro intestinal flora analysis is a quantum leap in stool analysis.<\/p>\n\n <\/div>\n <\/div>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\n

Interested in technology? If you’re a scientist looking for high-quality sequencing and bioinformatic analysis services, we recommend checking out our science page. Our state-of-the-art sequencing technology and expert bioinformaticians will help you achieve your research goals with ease.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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We used to count bacteria under the microscope to find particularly important germs such as salmonella. These days, however, we know that not all bacteria can be \u201cfound\u201d this way. That is why we analyse the DNA of the bacteria.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

DNA is the tiniest but most essential building block of life \u2013 this applies to both humans and the bacteria with which we share our bodies. DNA contains millions of pieces of information, so we can\u2019t look at it under the microscope and \u201ccount it\u201d. Instead, the biological DNA is extracted from a sample and converted into digital DNA, making it computer readable. Our bacterial composition is as unique as a fingerprint. Even the smallest amount of stool contains enough microbial DNA to analyse this bacterial composition.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

However, it\u2019s not enough to analyse and identify the bacteria; the most important step is the interpretation that follows. The \u201cbacterial findings\u201d are interpreted by the BIOMES<\/strong> knowledge database. This database contains the results of over 7,900 clinical and scientific microbiome studies from around the world. Only results that meet our strict catalogue of criteria will be taken into account. The database is updated on an almost daily basis. This means we are always up to date with the latest research \u2013 and our results are 100% evidence-based. As a result, our customers receive not only a report on their microbiota profile, but also scientifically-based recommendations for improvement.<\/p>\n\n\n

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Microbiota<\/span>Your bacterial roommates<\/div>
We think of ourselves as individuals, but thanks to our so-called microbiota, we are so much more: We are transporters of billions of tiny little microbes that we share our bodies with. These are our so-called microbiota, which are essential for our health and well-being.<\/div>
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