Non-Commercial Research
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FMP-BIO: Glycerol Buffer Formulation (0.7 grams) | Stool samples comprising 0.7 grams of donor stool suspended in 1.5 milliliters of glycerol/saline buffer via the same process used to create OpenBiome FMT treatments for C. difficile. Aliquots may be used in in vitro assays and in vivo applications (i.e. humanization, colonization, and competition experiments) with pre-clinical animal models. |
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FMP-BIO: Glycerol Buffer Formulation (0.4 grams) | Stool samples comprising 0.4 grams of donor stool suspended in 1.5 milliliters of glycerol/saline buffer via the same process used to create OpenBiome FMT treatments for C. difficile. Aliquots may be used in in vitro assays and in vivo applications (i.e. humanization, colonization, and competition experiments) with pre-clinical animal models. |
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FMP-BIO: Glycerol Buffer Formulation (0.1 grams) | Stool samples comprising 0.1 grams of donor stool suspended in 1.5 milliliters of glycerol/saline buffer via the same process used to create OpenBiome FMT treatments for C. difficile. Aliquots may be used in in vitro assays and in vivo applications (i.e. humanization, colonization, and competition experiments) with pre-clinical animal models. |
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FMP-BIO: Raw, flash, frozen formulation | Stool samples comprising approximately 0.7 grams of raw, flash frozen donor stool. Aliquots may be used in in vitro assays and in vivo applications (i.e. humanization, colonization, and competition experiments) with pre-clinical animal models.
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GMbC Starter Kit | GMbC Starter kits are prepared by the Global Microbiome Conservancy (GMbC) program at OpenBiome as part of our nonprofit mission to advance understanding of the human microbiome and promote inclusive science. Each kit contains 48 anaerobic bacterial seeds stocks derived from stool samples donated by diverse, highly underrepresented communities around the world that reflect both rural and urban lifestyles and diets. |