There are many types of microbes in the digestive tract, and they vary with factors such as animal species, individuals, and food properties. Generally, the microbes can be classified into bacteria, fungi, and protozoa. Under normal circumstances, they not only have a symbiotic relationship with the host, but also depend on and restrict each other to form a relatively stable microflora.
A large number of microbes are in the rumen of ruminants and the large intestine of monogastric herbivores that multiply and move, which play an important role in the digestion and utilization of nutrients in plant feeds. The digestion function of microbes is to decompose the food in the food by the enzymes they produce. In addition to decomposition, the digestive tract microbes also have a synthesis effect. For example, the microbes in the rumen of ruminants can synthesize amino acids and proteins using ammonia, and can also synthesize B-vitamins and vitamin K.
The specific service content includes the following aspects, microbial isolation & cultivation, microbial identification, microbial sequencing, microbial proteomics, microbial metabonomics and bioinformatics analysis.
OTU clustering | Taxonomic analysis | Phylogenetic analysis | Analysis based on OUT | Gene function analysis |
OTU distribution Rarefaction curve Shannon index curve Rank abundance curve Diversity index |
Community composition analysis Community correlation analysis Community difference analysis
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UniFrac analysis PCoA Phylogenetic tree |
OTU correlation analysis
RDA/CCA |
KEGG analysis GO analysis MetaCyc analysis EggNOG analysis CAZy analysis CARD analysis |
The microecology of the digestive system plays an important role in the digestion and metabolism of animals. Creative Biogene has unparalleled experience in microbiological research design and execution. The solutions we offer are excellent in speed, accuracy and sensitivity, the result we provide is with good reproducibility.
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