Biomcare

A new year is approaching and many of us have projects that we would like to see coming to an end. But the data analysis is taking longer than expected. Maybe new types of data are involved or there is multi-omics data that prove difficult to tackle. Our team of statisticians, bioinformaticians, and microbiome experts are here to help with fast turn around times and researcher to researcher understanding, we help you move your work forward.

 OG VINDEREN ER - den rette balance af bakterier og svampe i jorden!   De sidste par dage har nyhederne vist store græskar og kåringer af årets største.   Jeg har selvfølgelig bidt mærke i en vigtig detalje. Ifølge vinderen er hjemligheden ikke ”rigeligt med gødning” men der imod den rette balance af bakterier og svampe i jorden!   Dejligt at se i praksis hvordan forståelsen for jordens sundhed kan udkonkurrere brugen af gødning og give de flotteste resultater! Stort tillykke med succesen herfra! 👏

You have a strain culture and want to know its gene pool? We use whole genome sequencing to map the full genome of organisms in culture and can help you understand the specific genes encoded by your organism.   Such information can help you understand its functions and possible value. Does it possess key nitrogen fixation genes, phosphorus solubilization genes, antibiotic resistance?   The analyses can also help understand the specific strain you have grown if you are unsure.   Send us an email or give us a call to discuss the options.

Enhanced farming through practices that improve soil life ! At the Danish @Innovation Centre for Organic Farming, @Tove Mariegaard Pedersen is heading the project “The Microbial Community of the Field”, aiming to understand how different farming practises and soil properties affect and shape the soil microbiome. During the last 3 years samples have been collected across more than 100 fields, and each sample has been analysed for detailed information on the soil microbiome. Biomcare is proud to be engaged in this important endeavor, applying different microbiome sequencing solutions for the collected samples, and performing custom bioinformatic and statistical analyses. By relating the detailed data collected for each field to the soil microbiome, we evaluate how factors such as soil texture, pH, phosphor levels, organic material and tilling shape the soil microbiome. A new project continues the activities, with more data to process, more findings to interpret and new samples to collect. This project is exactly what is needed to provide data-supported insight and guidelines that can promote sustainable farming and a healthy soil.