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Engaging with the Research Community at the One Health Microbiome Conference

As BIOME9’s Lead Microbiologist, I recently attended the UK’s One Health Microbiome Conference hosted by the Microbiome Innovations Centre at the University of Liverpool. The conference brought together scientists, industry professionals, and academics to explore the latest developments in microbiome science across animal, human, plant, and environmental health. Representing BIOME9, I was excited to share our research, connect with like-minded professionals, and gain insights that could benefit our work with canine microbiomes.

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Scientific Report: Epilepsy in Dogs and Their Microbiome

Epilepsy is the most common neurological disorder in dogs, affecting an estimated 0.75% of the canine population. At BIOME9, we collaborate with organisations like Dogileptic to support dogs living with epilepsy, exploring how the gut microbiome might influence the condition and its management.

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Exploring the evolution of Human-Dog Relationships

Lead microbiologist Bushra Schuitemaker recently attended an enlightening seminar by Dr. Anders Bergstrom of the University of East Anglia. Dr. Bergstrom, an expert in ancient DNA, who presented a talk on the evolution of the human-dog relationship, shedding light on the deep-rooted connection between humans and dogs.
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How we decode your dog's gut, sequencing explained

Sequencing involves reading the nucleotide sequence of DNA. Using polymerase chain reaction (PCR), we amplify the gene of interest—in this case, the 16S rRNA gene specific to bacteria—so that we have numerous copies, which serve as technical replicates.
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Engaging with the Research Community at the One Health Microbiome Conference

Scientific Report: Epilepsy in Dogs and Their Microbiome

Exploring the evolution of Human-Dog Relationships

How we decode your dog's gut, sequencing explained

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