Oral microbiome analysis
The composition of the oral microbiome is clearly connected to oral health issues such as periodontics and halitosis. An imbalance in the oral microbial flora even seems to be related to systemic...
For a long time, the human urinary tract was assumed to be sterile. However, several recent studies suggest the presence of commensal species within the human urinary and urogenital tracts, opening up a new field of research with enormous potential clinical benefits. At BaseClear, we support studies designed to deepen understanding of the human urine microbiome by providing complete microbiome analysis and reporting services.
The urine microbiome is a relatively new term, and a reference to the recently disproven dogma of urinary tract sterility. Using next generation sequencing technologies, a range of bacterial species have been detected in urine, and there is evidence to support the presence of commensal species in the urinary and urogenital tract.
Such a finding could transform approaches to managing urinary tract infections, where antibiotics are used to eliminate the pathogen. Determining the role of the microbial community in urinary tract health is now a major research priority. BaseClear offers species-level shotgun microbiome analysis, which is needed to provide a complete picture of microbial function and composition in the urine sample.
The composition of the oral microbiome is clearly connected to oral health issues such as periodontics and halitosis. An imbalance in the oral microbial flora even seems to be related to systemic...
With a total surface area of 1.5 to 2 m2, the skin is the largest organ and ecosystem in the human body. It is colonized by millions of microorganisms, such as bacteria, fungi, viruses and mites. The...
BaseClear offers complete solutions to analyse the human gut microbiome. This analysis can help create a better understand the role of gut microbes in human health and disease. BaseClear offers a...
Radhika is our Head of Business Development. She is specialised in microbiome analysis and regulatory affairs and its applications in Human Health, Personal Care and Animal Nutrition. Radhika received her Ph.D. in Food technology from Wageningen University and an MBA from Tias School for Business & Society. With techno-commercial expertise, she is involved in business growth and market penetration by fostering relationships with partners. Prior to BaseClear, Radhika was responsible for establishing dietary supplements market in western Europe, India, South Africa and Russia.
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