Metagenomics takes microbial populations from human or environmental samples as the research object and utilizes whole genome sequencing and big data anlysis to understand the complex relationships within microbial diversity, including population structure, evolutionary relationships, functional activity, population interaction and interaction with the living environment
The QC analysis of enzymatic hydrolysis is strictly controlled by LC-MS
DDA-Spectral Library generated using HPLC technology and sample fractionation
Summary includes all methods and data analysis
Reports provided in Excel or PDF format, RAW files available upon request
Typical 4-5 weeks from sample QC acceptance to data report delivery
The metabolism of microbial communities is determined by the proteome, which is defined as the total set of proteins of the microbial cells, including enzymes for growth and maintenance. Since its inception in 2004, metaproteomics aims at the large-scale characterization of all proteins expressed by environmental microbiota at a given point in time. Metaproteomics
enables an in-depth study of the diversity, structure and potential gene function of a microbial community.BGI has extensive experience in the field of metaproteomics spanning microorganism research across human fecal samples, water samples, and fermentation processes within the beverage industry.
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BGI’s RNA Sequencing services are typically executed with proprietary DNBSEQ™ sequencing technology platforms, for great sequencing data at some of the lowest costs in the industry. DNBSEQ™ offers advantages in terms of lower amplification error rates and much lower duplication rates. In addition, studies have shown the lower index hopping rate in DNBSEQ™ platforms.
