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mBio represents microbiology and molecular biology; Works is a workshop dedicated to studying microbes or means terrific things happening in the microbial world.
Together, we make amazing microbes working for our society’s benefit at our will. Our mission is to unlock the power of microbes and lower the barrier to practising microbial genomics in any laboratory by making quality, affordable services and products accessible to anyone and any business.
Our planet has 1 million times more microbial cells than the stars in the universe. A human contains about 30 trillion human cells and 39 trillion microbial cells.
We see microbes as our close partners with the highest respect. It is them who make our planet inhabitable. They are the first to come and will surely be the last to leave. There is almost unlimited potential to be discovered about microbes, which are critical for creating a better, greener future.
Only a small fraction of the microbial world has been characterized. The number of microbial species on Earth yet to be identified could be in the millions or even billions.
By continuously evolving and adapting, microbes can occupy a wide range of niches and play important roles in virtually every ecosystem on Earth.
Microbes are the oldest and most abundant life forms on Earth. The evolution of bacteria has occurred over billions of years and has involved numerous steps
Microbes can rapidly adapt to changing environments and compete for limited resources by maintaining simplicity in microbial structures and metabolisms.
Exploring the vast diversity of microbes and their genetic makeup can provide insights into the role of microbes in various ecosystems, the ways in which they impact human health, and the potential applications of their unique genetic features.
We are passionate about advancing our understanding of these organisms and translating that understanding into real-world applications.
Microbes’ Might Couldn’t Be Exposed Without Them
Our services and products are for anyone interested in using genomics tools to address microbes-related challenges and create sustainable solutions.
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