End-to-end NGS workflow support for intestinal microbiome profiling across bacterial and fungal communities, from library preparation planning through automated bioinformatic reporting.
DeepChek® 16S+ITS is positioned for laboratories that need a coordinated microbiome workflow to evaluate gut microbial composition and diversity. Gut microbiome imbalance is widely studied in areas such as obesity, type II diabetes, and broader metabolic research, and this workflow helps profile bacteria and fungi together for a clearer research view of intestinal microbial communities.
| Capability | What it supports |
|---|---|
| Automated processing | Sequencing results can be processed and reviewed through a microbiome analysis workflow built for result visualization and report preparation. |
| Microbial identification | Species-level classification of bacterial and fungal communities using validated databases such as SILVA for bacteria and UNITE for fungi. |
| Reference comparison | Major bacterial phyla can be reviewed against established healthy-range references for intestinal microbiome research interpretation. |
| Alpha-diversity | Within-sample species identification and abundance measurement help describe richness and composition in each sample. |
| Beta-diversity | Between-sample comparison supports review of microbial community differences across individuals or study groups. |
| PCoA plots | Principal Coordinate Analysis visualizations help compare microbiome similarity and separation patterns across samples. |
| Relative abundance charts | Chart outputs make it easier to review organism or group-level abundance patterns in individual samples. |
| Heatmaps | Cross-sample heatmaps support side-by-side comparison of taxa, abundance, and clustering patterns. |
| Report delivery | Customizable PDF reports and raw abundance tables can be used for downstream review, archiving, or further analysis. |
The automated reference ranges and explanatory report content are intended for gut microbiome analysis.
For other sample types, including urine, vaginal fluid, or saliva, laboratories should confirm DNA quality, DNA quantity, and extraction protocol performance before use.
Species reporting depends on organisms being distinguishable through the targeted V3-V4 and ITS2 regions and represented in established databases.
Research use only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Request Information| Product | Status | REF | Unit Size |
|---|---|---|---|
| 16S Microbiome + ITS NGS Assay [16 rxn] | RUO | 9-131-16 | 16 reactions |
| 16S Microbiome + ITS NGS Assay [Set A] | RUO | 9-131 | 96 reactions |
| 16S Microbiome + ITS NGS Assay [Set B] | RUO | 9-132 | 96 reactions |
| 16S Microbiome + ITS NGS Assay [Set C] | RUO | 9-133 | 96 reactions |
Genient can support assay selection, DNA input and quality discussions, pooling strategy, sequencing setup, validation planning, training, reporting workflow, demo report review and downstream bioinformatics discussions.