Webinars
Webinars
Microbial Mixology: Comparing Communities Across a Range of Ecosystems with EcoPlates
During this webinar you will learn:
Tips and tricks for complex sample set-up, recommended controls, and straightforward approaches to comparing microbiomes under changing conditions.
How to confidently interpret and communicate EcoPlate™ data with clarity for publications and presentations.
A range of some fascinating and diverse recent applications for EcoPlates.
Microbial Community Analysis Made Easy with Odin Software
During this webinar you will learn to:
– Easily analyze EcoPlate, RhizoPlate, and PreBioM data.
– Compare unknown or undefined microbial communities using Shannon’s Diversity and Evenness Indices and Average Well Color Development
– Identify key substrate utilization patterns with Functional Guild Analysis
– Leverage other new features in the latest version of Odin software to streamline phenotypic characterization and statistical analysis of your data
Exploring Sustainable Strategies Against Fire Blight by Linking Phenotypic and Comparative Genomic Data Between Species and Strains in the Apple Blossom Microbiome
During this webinar you will learn:
– How to maximize physiological insights by linking comparative genomic data with phenotypic microarrays
How to use this information under the framework of ecological interactions to predict competition outcomes between microbes
How the comparison of pheno-genomic profiles can reveal differences in metabolic pathways between closely related species and strains, including novel pathways
Hypoxia with the AS-500 Chamber for Culturing Microaerophiles
During this webinar you will learn:
– Modular upgrades and add-ons to the AS-500 chamber that grow with you for your needs
– How the Hypoxia Option for the AS-500 chamber enables easy switching between anaerobic and hypoxic conditions without the hassle of changing gas tanks
– Characterizing microbes with Odin VIII™ at various oxygen levels leading to actionable results for important pathogens
Safeguarding Food with Science: Foodborne Pathogen Testing Services at Biolog
During this webinar you will learn:
– Foundations of Food Safety: How microbiology detects pathogens to protect the food supply.
– Streamlining Foodborne Pathogen Testing: Cutting-edge rapid molecular testing at Biolog Lab Services
– Risks, challenges, and Impacts: The real costs of contamination, recalls, liability, and threats to consumer trust.
– Regulatory Compliance: Navigating ISO, FDA BAM, AOAC, and international standards for safe compliant food.
Protect Your Anaerobes: Fit a Whole Workflow Inside Your Chamber
As anaerobic workflows evolve to be more high-throughput and automated, space inside your chamber can feel limiting. Join us to see how Biolog’s Expansion Module and Instrument Module give you the flexibility to fit your whole workflow inside our AS-500 chamber and protect your anaerobes every step of the way.
Mastering Anaerobic Growth with Science-Backed Media and Smarter Chamber Selection
Part 1: Learn from the experts why TruPRAS media is the key to consistently growing anaerobes
Part 2: A Buyer’s Guide to Anaerobic Chambers: Which features really matter and why
Watch to learn more about our anaerobic sample prep solutions.
Harvesting Insights for Sustainable Agriculture: New RhizoPlates for Advancing Microbial Analysis of Nitrogen Fixation and Phosphate Solubilization in the Rhizosphere
Join us for an insightful session highlighting how RhizoPlate™ N & P are revolutionizing microbial analysis of the rhizosphere for sustainable agriculture. This webinar will demonstrate the use of the RhizoPlate series to assess and rank nitrogen fixation and phosphate solubilization capability in bacterial isolates.
Optimizing Conditions for Growing and Profiling Gut Microbes with Biolog’s Anaerobic MediaMatcher and PreBioM Plates
This webinar will demonstrate how Biolog’s Anaerobic Media Matcher and PreBioM plates can streamline microbiome research and provide deep insights into microbial behavior.
Tips and Tricks for Performing Phenotypic Microbial Identification
Join our webinar to learn about:
– Advantages of phenotypic identification, and how it can complement other methods
– The whole workflow, from starting a culture to getting your report
– Specific tips for working with aerobic bacteria, anaerobes, yeasts, and filamentous fungi
– Instrument options for any throughput
– Avoiding common pitfalls with identifying microbes
Submit your own questions to get the answers you are looking for.
High-throughput Characterization of Fungal Pathogens and Monitoring Phenotypic Drift in Bacteria
ATCC, a leading supplier of authenticated biological materials, is partnering with Biolog, Inc. to monitor phenotypic drift in bacterial strains as well as characterize WHO listed fungal pathogens. Understanding the phenotypic profile of a given microbe is key to contextualizing the results of any study. Here, we generated baseline phenotypic profiles for eleven fungal pathogens recognized by the WHO to be of special concern in the global health community and common production and research strains of bacteria. To investigate the occurrence of phenotypic drift in laboratory and production strains we then simulated years of passages while monitoring for changes in each organism’s phenotypic profile. Once phenotypic drift was captured, affected generations were then sequenced to ascertain the occurrence of mutations within each strain. This study demonstrated that high-throughput phenotypic screening is a valuable tool for characterizing strains and monitoring phenotypic instability due to genetic changes due to passaging, highlighting the importance of using authenticated strains and minimizing passaging for reliable bioproduction and experiment.
Microbiome Research Streamlined with Phenotypic Characterization using PreBioM Plates
Join us as we unveil the power of prebiotics with Biolog’s PreBioM plate line. This webinar explores how PreBioM plates, Biolog’s newest tool for cellular characterization containing a wide range of pre-plated prebiotic substrates, from simple sugars to dietary fibers, can accelerate microbiome research.
We will explore:
– The complexities of the gut microbiome, and the current state of the field.
– Insights into the analysis of individual isolates as well as microbial communities.
– Methods to analyze the rich kinetic growth and metabolism data that can be obtained from these plates.
– Leveraging PreBioM plates to compare phenotypic profiles of pathogenic and probiotic E.coli strains.
– Differential utilization of prebiotic substrates by bacterial strains under aerobic and anaerobic conditions pertinent to gut microbiome research.
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