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CosmosID Launches Accurate and Easy Functional Microbiome Analysis with New Software Platform, CosmosID-HUB: Microbiome

CosmosID Launches Accurate and Easy Functional Microbiome Analysis with New Software Platform, CosmosID-HUB: Microbiome
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Sandwalk BioVentures and CosmosID Launch Joint GRAS Genomic Reporting Service

Sandwalk BioVentures and CosmosID Launch Joint GRAS Genomic Reporting Service
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MADRID, Spain and ROCKVILLE, Md., June 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Sandwalk BioVentures and CosmosID today announced the launch of a new joint service offering for Generally-Recognized As Safe (GRAS) regulatory genomic reporting for the Probiotics market in the USA. By combining CosmosID s end-to-end microbial genomics infrastructure with Sandwalk s regulatory experience and expertise, developers of the next generation of probiotics will now have access to an optimized service offering. Through compliant sequencing, analysis and reporting, the two companies aim to support the probiotics market in fostering the next generation of functional bacterial strains. ....

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Universities, cities and states are testing wastewater for the virus

Students were just settling in on the campus of Mount St. Maryâs University in Western Maryland when researchers wearing protective gear began scooping up weekly samples from the pipes outside their dorms.
Before long, scientists, working with the local health team, had made a discovery from the toilet water: shed particles of SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus.
Without a single student getting a nose swab, public health officials knew that a student at the small, private university â potentially more than one â was carrying the virus. They just had to identify them.
Administrators quickly tested 221 students. Ten were positive. Nine had never shown symptoms and werenât aware they were sick. ....

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Universities, cities and states are testing wastewater for the virus

Universities, cities and states are testing wastewater for the virus
Ovetta Wiggins, The Washington Post
Dec. 25, 2020
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1of3Allan Matovu-Barigye collects untreated wastewater at the Ballenger-McKinney treatment facility in Frederick, Md., on Dec. 18. Twice a week, samples are collected and sent to a lab in Rockville to be screened for the coronavirus.Washington Post photo by Katherine FreyShow MoreShow Less
2of3Samples of wastewater from the Ballenger-McKinney wastewater treatment facility in Frederick, Md., are collected twice a week and sent to a lab in Rockville, Md, to screen for the coronavirus. The wastewater facility is pictured on Dec. 18, 2020.Washington Post photo by Katherine FreyShow MoreShow Less ....

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Flushing out the coronavirus: Universities, cities and states are testing wastewater for the virus

Flushing out the coronavirus: Universities, cities and states are testing wastewater for the virus
Ovetta Wiggins
© Katherine Frey/The Washington Post
Allan Matovu-Barigye collects untreated wastewater at the Ballenger-McKinney treatment facility in Frederick, Md., on Dec. 18. Twice a week, samples are collected and sent to a lab in Rockville to be screened for the coronavirus.
Students were just settling in on the campus of Mount St. Mary’s University in Western Maryland when researchers wearing protective gear began scooping up weekly samples from the pipes outside their dorms.
Before long, scientists, working with the local health team, had made a discovery from the toilet water: shed particles of SARS-CoV-2, the novel coronavirus. ....

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