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ATCC Standards for Microbiome Research
The complexities involved in 16S rRNA community profiling and shotgun metagenomics methods pose significant challenges for microbiome research. Significant biases can be introduced at each stage of the microbiome workflow, affecting data interpretation and reproducibility.
ATCC Microbiome Standards with known compositions are essential for ensuring assay optimization and data reproducibility throughout each stage of the workflow – from sample collection to data analysis.
Top 5 reasons to use standards:
• Perform quality control analyses
• Promote scientific credibility
• Develop and optimize assays
• Ensure data reproducibility
• Eliminate bias
Download the NGS Standards for Microbiome Research flyer here
Development and Evaluation of Next-Generation Sequencing Standard for Virome Research
Gut Microbiome Standard
Explore the effects of dysbiosis on human health with the Gut Microbiome Whole Cell Mix. This mock microbial community is ideal for use as a control in microbial profiling of mixed populations.
Virome Standard
Discover more about the virome and its impact on the human body by incorporating a virome standard comprising genetically diverse and clinically relevant viral species in your research applications.
Spike-In Standard
Need a true run control? From sample storage to data analysis, the whole cell spike-in standard provides an essential tool for evaluating the reproducibility of your microbiome data.
