Microbial Single-Cell Genomics to Massive Genome Database

Microbial Single-Cell Genomics to Massive Genome Database

Thursday, April 14, 2022 10:45 AM to 10:50 AM · 5 min. (America/Los_Angeles)
Spotlight Talk

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A key to successful synbio R&D is to equip a wide variety of basic components (e.g. enzymes) for biosynthesis.

Our proprietary genome database with over 300 million microbial genes, including from the unculturables and extremophiles, and unrivaled bioinformatics platform help you swiftly find candidate genes fit for your purpose.

Come learn how bitBiome can unlock Earth's untapped microbial resources to accelerate your R&D.

bitBiome Inc.bitBiome is accelerating the world of synbio and biocatalyst industry with our vast and highest-resolution microbial genome library. Using our proprietary single-cell genome sequencing technology bit-MAP®, we have been busy accumulating microbial genome data at the single-cell level. So far well over 160,000 microbial genomes (~320 million genes) were sequenced in the first two and a half years of our business, which will be expanded up to 1,000,000 genomes (1 billion genes) by the end of 2023.  The bit-MAP® single-cell sequencing enables us to directly link individual taxonomic names with genes in their genomes, which was difficult with conventional metagenomic sequencing techniques. Plus, culture-free nature of our sequencing technology makes it possible to easily create a genomic database of difficult-to-cultivate microorganisms that are particularly common in environmental samples. By providing access to this database and building your own exclusive database, we will support the swift development of your business as a synthetic biology player.

Registered attendees

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Abigail Go
Process Development and Formulation AssociateVital Bio
Adam Sanford
Adam Sanford
PhD CandidatedBoston University, BME
Aditya Mittal
Aditya Mittal
ResearcherThe Knowledge Society

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