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Industry Focus eBook - Microbiome (1st edition)

Advances in microbiome research are revealing new connections between microbial communities, human health, disease, and therapeutic response. The latest Microbiome Industry Focus eBook explores emerging research, alongside advances in sequencing and PCR technologies that are helping scientists characterize complex microbial communities with greater accuracy and depth.

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About this eBook

This edition brings together expert insights and research spanning microbiome profiling, full-length 16S sequencing, and optimized library preparation. Readers will discover how approaches such as iconPCR and adaptive PCR cycling can improve sequencing workflows, particularly when working with complex and heterogeneous microbiome samples.

The eBook also examines the growing understanding of the gut microbiome and its relationship with health and disease. Research highlights emerging links between microbial communities and Alzheimer’s disease, diabetes, cardiovascular health, and metabolic treatments, as well as insights into how individual gut bacteria may help maintain health.

From AI-assisted fecal microbiota transplantation to synthetic gut communities revealing how diet reshapes the microbiome, this collection highlights how new technologies and research approaches are deepening our understanding of the microbial world.

Whether you work in microbiome research, genomics, sequencing, clinical research, or biotechnology, this eBook provides valuable insight into the technologies and discoveries advancing microbiome science.

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About n6

n6 is a genomics company focused on simplifying sample prep and helping scientists get better data, faster. As genomics scales, n6 believes workflows should become easier, not harder. Our instruments combine multiple workflow steps into one streamlined process, reducing complexity at any throughput. We partner closely with scientists to remove barriers in the lab and build the tools genomics has always needed, but never had.


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