Creative Biolabs supports Anaerobutyricum hallii research from isolation and authentication to fermentation, stabilization, formulation, and functional testing—delivering data-ready, reproducible results that help microbiome teams design better experiments, de-risk scale-up, and accelerate discovery across in vitro and ex vivo models.
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Anaerobutyricum hallii (formerly Eubacterium hallii) is a prevalent human-gut commensal and a benchmark lactate-and-acetate consumer that converts these substrates into butyrate—an anchor metabolite in colon ecology. Clarifying how A. hallii performs under defined conditions enables controllable SCFA outputs, robust co-culture designs, and stable readouts.
Beyond lactate conversion, A. hallii utilizes common carbohydrates and engages in cross-feeding networks, sometimes yielding propionate from specific intermediates (e.g., 1,2-propanediol). Modern -omics now resolve its lactate-utilization (lct) gene cluster and redox-coupled butyrogenesis—directly informing strain selection, media composition, and reactor control.
Gram staining of Anaerobutyricum hallii
From fecal samples or strain libraries, Creative Biolabs selectively enriches and purifies A. hallii under strictly anoxic conditions. We establish a high-throughput screen centered on butyrate yield and lactate clearance, integrating automated colorimetric/GC readouts and robotics to rapidly prioritize A. hallii isolates exhibiting robust growth, stable colony morphology, and reproducible metabolic performance across representative substrates.
Using 16S rRNA sequencing, whole-genome sequencing, and metabolic fingerprinting, Creative Biolabs verifies A. hallii identity and purity. Key butyrate-pathway loci are annotated, while plasmids and SNPs are tracked for genetic stability. Comparative genomics supports seed-lot qualification, ensuring authenticated A. hallii working stocks aligned with protocol design, data integrity, and chain-of-custody, over time and across passages.
We quantify A. hallii utilization of lactate, acetate, monosaccharides, and selected resistant-carbohydrate hydrolysates, resolving SCFA output by GC. We map growth kinetics, yields, and co-substrate preferences, capturing lactate-to-butyrate stoichiometry, acetate balances, and residuals. Results guide media formulation and co-culture strategies that favor A. hallii cross-feeding, stability, and highly reproducible metabolite envelopes in complex communities.
We develos and scale strictly anaerobic fermentations for A. hallii with controlled pH, redox, and dissolved gases. Bioreactor runs tune agitation, sparging, and hydrogen partial pressure to sustain redox balance and butyrate productivity. In-process analytics track OD, metabolites, and viability, enabling translation from serum vials to stirred tanks and pilot-ready configurations at multiple scales.
Because A. hallii is oxygen-sensitive and stress-responsive, Creative Biolabs screens cryo- and lyoprotectants, bulking agents, and antioxidants. We design freeze-drying or frozen logistics with oxygen-scavenging packaging and humidity control, optimizing residual moisture, survival, and phenotype retention. Stability studies bracket storage temperatures and transit durations, preserving A. hallii viability and functional outputs throughout distribution and handling.
Creative Biolabs engineers A. hallii formulations using microencapsulation, polymeric matrices, and enteric carriers compatible with tailored prebiotics. Release testing evaluates acid resistance, bile-tolerance surrogates, and timed de-encapsulation. We tune particle size, surface charge, and excipient ratios to support A. hallii delivery, persistence in simulated gut environments, and rational pairing with partner strains for efficient cross-feeding.
Creative Biolabs quantifies A. hallii functional outputs including lactate clearance, butyrate formation rates, NAD(H) coupling, and electron-transfer efficiency. High-content assays capture cofactors, metabolite fluxes, and interactions with complementary commensals, mapping cross-feeding networks. Findings prioritize A. hallii strains with consistent mechanisms and performance envelopes suitable for hypothesis-driven microbiome research programs and robust decision-making across relevant conditions.
In epithelial and mucus analogs, organoids, and barrier-on-chip systems, Creative Biolabs profiles A. hallii effects on TEER, tight-junction proteins, and SCFA-responsive signaling readouts. We apply conditioned media, cell-free supernatants, or defined co-culture to parse contact-dependent versus metabolite-mediated responses, translating A. hallii function into quantifiable, reproducible endpoints for discovery-stage research programs with standardized controls and benchmarking.
Align strain background, substrates, and model endpoints to your research goals; finalize acceptance criteria and data package format.
Isolate or onboard A. hallii; confirm identity, purity, and genetic stability; prepare seed lots.
Resolve lactate/acetate conversion, sugar usage, and SCFA yields; identify co-substrate and cross-feeding dependencies.
Optimize anaerobic growth, pH control, gas management (including H₂ handling), and sampling to maximize butyrate productivity.
Select protectants and carriers; establish storage/shipping parameters and release criteria.
Validate mechanisms and barrier-relevant readouts in reductionist co-cultures and microphysiological models.
SOPs built for strict anaerobes and cross-feeding systems, minimized oxygen ingress, and high-fidelity analytics.
Readouts tied to A. hallii’s lactate-to-butyrate and redox coupling for interpretable results.
Bench protocols that translate from tubes to stirred bioreactors with predictable performance.
Proven cryo/lyo strategies for oxygen-sensitive microbes; shipment-ready.
From minimal consortia to organoid and barrier-chip systems, with standardized controls.
Clean datasets, versioned protocols, and traceable sample genealogy for reproducibility.
Use A. hallii as a model lactate/acetate consumer and butyrate producer to study cross-feeding, priority effects, resilience, and community assembly in reductionist consortia and complex fecal ecosystems under controlled perturbations.
Profile how A. hallii responds to fibers, oligosaccharides, lactate donors, and acetate availability, informing ingredient selection, dosing logic, and timing in diet–microbiome studies across different matrices and life-stage contexts.
Leverage A. hallii to optimize anaerobic cultivation, redox and gas management, stabilization, and microencapsulation, generating translatable parameters for scale-up, shelf-life studies, and delivery concepts across research-use product formats.
Apply A. hallii cells or cell-free supernatants in epithelial, mucus, organoid, or barrier-on-chip systems to quantify SCFA-linked barrier readouts, tight-junction markers, and generalized host-response signatures under standardized conditions.
Benchmark A. hallii against related lactate-utilizing anaerobes to map conserved versus strain-specific functions, enabling rational selection of chassis, co-culture partners, and endpoints for diverse discovery programs and model systems.
Use A. hallii datasets spanning genomics, metabolite fluxes, and growth kinetics to parameterize models, predict community behavior, and prioritize experiments by integrating machine-learning workflows with metadata-rich, reproducible wet-lab outputs.
Below is a curated list of related research-use products to support ongoing A. hallii studies
| Product Name | Catalog No. | Target | Product Overview | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Eubacterium hallii | LBSX-0522-GF40 | Eubacterium | Eubacterium hallii is an anaerobic bacterium that lives inside the human digestive system. It was isolated from human faeces. | – | |
| Anaerobutyricum hallii | LBGF-0722-GF47 | Anaerobutyricum | Anaerobutyricum hallii was isolated from human faeces. | – | |
| Eubacterium hallii; probiotic blend | LBGF-0722-GF102 | Eubacterium | Eubacterium hallii is an anaerobic bacterium that lives inside the human digestive system. It was isolated from probiotic products. | 200 µg | $1,590.00 |
We start with defined lactate plus acetate to benchmark stoichiometry, then layer glucose or selected hydrolysates to explore co-substrate effects. The design quantifies SCFAs, residuals, growth kinetics, and cross-feeding dependencies.
Yes. We design controlled co-culture systems using oxygen-free workflows to study metabolite cross-feeding, competition, and community stability, providing quantitative data on butyrate flux, growth balance, and redox coupling efficiency.
We apply gas chromatography, HPLC, and targeted metabolomics to quantify short-chain fatty acids and intermediate metabolites, complemented by isotope tracing for pathway validation and high-resolution profiling of redox-linked intermediates.
Yes. Our microbiome division supports integration of A. hallii cultures, lysates, or conditioned media into gut organoid and barrier-chip systems to evaluate barrier responses, TEER changes, and SCFA-mediated host signaling.
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