Amplicon Sequencing
Amplicon sequencing targets specific genetic marker regions (16S rRNA, ITS, or 18S rRNA genes) to profile microbial communities with high sensitivity and taxonomic resolution. This approach enables the identification and relative abundance estimation of microorganisms from complex samples. It is widely used for cost-effective microbiome studies, environmental surveillance, and biodiversity assessment across diverse biological and ecological systems.
Default Deliverables
Quality-Controlled Sequence Files
FASTA/FASTQ files containing filtered, trimmed, and quality-controlled amplicon sequencing reads generated from raw sequencing data.
OTU/ASV Feature Table
Abundance tables representing microbial composition across all samples.
Taxonomic Classification
Taxonomic assignment of microbial communities based on reference databases, including relative abundance estimation across multiple taxonomic levels.
Diversity Analysis
Comprehensive microbial community analysis based on amplicon sequencing data, including taxonomic composition, relative abundance estimation, diversity assessment, and phylogenetic analysis.
Functional Prediction Analysis
Predictive functional profiling of microbial communities inferred from marker gene data.
Base Pricing & Turnaround Time
Amplicon Sequencing Analysis
Rp. 500.000 ($ 30) per sample
7 days
Add-ons
Quality Control & Preprocessing
Primer Removal
Host DNA Removal
Chimera Detection & Removal
Comparative & Ecological Analysis
Time-series Community Analysis
Network Analysis
Core Microbiome Analysis
Indicator Species Analysis
Differential Abundance Analysis
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