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Microbiome Resources

At the Mouse Biology Program, we empower microbiome research with specialized tools, mouse models, and expert support.


Our Microbiome Resources support research into the critical role of microbiota in health and disease. From specialized mouse models and fecal collection kits to expert consultation, we provide comprehensive resources to help researchers investigate host-microbe interactions, gut-brain signaling, immune modulation, and metabolic processes with some of the most advanced research support services:

Germ-Free and Gnotobiotic Mouse Models

We offer access to germ-free and gnotobiotic mouse models that provide a controlled environment for microbiome studies:

  • Germ-Free Models: Mice with no detectable microbiota for studying colonization and microbial influence.
  • Gnotobiotic Models: Mice colonized with defined microbial communities for controlled studies.

These models are essential for understanding the causal effects of microbiota on immune function, metabolism, and behavior.


Why Choose Our Microbiome Resources?

  • Comprehensive Tools: We provide end-to-end solutions from germ-free models to microbiome sampling kits.
  • Expert Guidance: Consultation and experimental design support from experienced scientists.
  • Reproducible Results: High-quality resources and standardized protocols to ensure reliability.

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Explore the complexities of host-microbiome interactions with our microbiome resources and expert support: