Precision research solutions for Anaerostipes rhamnosivorans—from isolation and identification to functional profiling, host-interaction models, fermentation development, and stabilization—so R&D teams obtain robust, decision-making data efficiently. Powered by Creative Biolabs’ integrated microbiome platforms and expert anaerobic workflows.
Trusted by R&D teams that need reproducible strict-anaerobe operations, quantified butyrogenesis, and publication-grade data packages for decision making.
A. rhamnosivorans is a Gram-variable, strictly anaerobic, spore-forming butyrate producer originally isolated from human stool; it can use lactate and acetate as energy sources and is a relevant member of the gut butyrogenic guild. These features make it a compelling research chassis for butyrate-centered investigations.
Within gut communities, related Anaerostipes spp. convert lactate (both enantiomers) plus acetate into butyrate, linking community metabolite flows with barrier and energy homeostasis—key readouts in modern microbiome research designs. Our CRO integrates these mechanisms into measurable, comparable assay endpoints.
We isolate and purify strictly anaerobic A. rhamnosivorans from stools, biobanks, or consortia using oxygen-free cultivation, reducing media, and selective pressures. High-throughput screening ranks clones by substrate use and butyrate yield under controlled pH and redox. Outputs de-risk downstream MoA assays and scale-up, with strain passports for A. rhamnosivorans continuity.
We confirm A. rhamnosivorans via 16S rRNA and whole-genome sequencing, phylogenomics, ANI, and MLST when needed. Our reports differentiate closely related taxa and intraspecies variants, documenting genomic determinants for lactate-to-butyrate conversion. This ensures your A. rhamnosivorans datasets remain traceable, reproducible, and comparable across experiments, sites, and time.
We quantify how A. rhamnosivorans metabolizes rhamnose, glucose, lactate/acetate co-substrates, and other carbohydrates across pH and redox windows. GC/LC readouts map butyrate/propionate distributions and carbon recovery. Data drive media composition and feeding strategies tailored to A. rhamnosivorans, informing formulation design and co-culture compatibility with lactate donors.
We design functional screens around A. rhamnosivorans “lactate clearance → butyrate generation” pathways, barrier-support proxies, and cross-feeding logic. Multi-omics (metabolomics, transcriptomics) and isotope tracing connect A. rhamnosivorans flux with defined endpoints. Decision matrices identify strains and conditions that maximize reproducible butyrate output.
Using epithelial monolayers, organoids, and co-culture models, we track A. rhamnosivorans adhesion patterns, mucin interactions, TEER, tight-junction markers, and SCFA signaling. Readouts link host responses to A. rhamnosivorans phenotypes, revealing how media, substrates, and oxygen exposure shape barrier-relevant outcomes in a standardized, RUO-aligned system.
We expose primary cells or lines to cell-free supernatants and defined fractions from A. rhamnosivorans. Cytokines, chemokines, and pathway nodes (e.g., NF-κB, MAPK) are quantified to compare strains and culture regimes. The platform clarifies how A. rhamnosivorans inputs modulate immune readouts without implying clinical claims.
We optimize strict-anaerobe bioprocess parameters for A. rhamnosivorans: inoculum density, pH control, reducing potential, carbon feeding, and fed-batch/chemostat modes. Online/at-line analytics follow butyrate trajectories and biomass. Results produce reproducible DoE-derived windows for A. rhamnosivorans scale-up, tech transfer, and downstream formulation.
We develop stabilization strategies for A. rhamnosivorans, including protectant blends, oxygen-mitigating excipients, and drying/packaging conditions. Stress-challenge and shelf-life studies quantify CFU retention and functional potency. The deliverable is a stability playbook that preserves A. rhamnosivorans viability during storage, shipment, and deployment.
Align on hypotheses, matrices, success criteria, analytical panels, and documentation tailored to A. rhamnosivorans.
Execute strict-anaerobe isolation, QC, and genomics to verify A. rhamnosivorans identity and strain-level features.
Run fermentative profiling, MoA screens, and host-interaction or immune assays with predefined controls.
Iterate media, pH, and feeding to elevate A. rhamnosivorans butyrate output and biomass within robust operating spaces.
Formulate A. rhamnosivorans with protectants, dry or package, then validate viability under target logistics.
Deliver traceable datasets, SOPs, and transfer packages enabling repetition at your site or CDMO partners.
Single partner from discovery to stabilization; modular workflows fit evolving program goals.
Purpose-built anaerobic suites and validated handling minimize variability for strict anaerobes.
Harmonized SOPs, controls, and traceable analytics produce comparable, decision-ready datasets.
Early scale-aware parameters shorten transfer from bench to pilot and beyond.
Protection systems and packaging preserve viability and function through logistics and storage.
Transparent communication, milestones, and cross-functional support keep risks visible and timelines on track.
Supplementing A. rhamnosivorans with myo-inositol in high-fat diet studies reduces weight gain and fasting glucose. Findings support research into metabolic syndrome, obesity, and type 2 diabetes mechanisms, biomarkers, and strain-formulation strategies.
A. rhamnosivorans is a dependable butyrate producer. Butyrate energizes colonocytes and has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant properties, supporting studies on SCFA signaling, epithelial energetics, and quantified host response pathways.
A. rhamnosivorans is investigated as an LBP candidate. Projects span strain selection, analytics, upstream processing, formulation, stability profiling, and evaluation to assess feasibility, consistency, manufacturability within quality-oriented development frameworks.
Combining myo-inositol with A. rhamnosivorans can amplify beneficial outputs. Research designs evaluate dosing, timing, and matrices, quantifying metabolic readouts and community shifts to inform dual-component formulations and substrate-driven performance strategies.
By producing butyrate, A. rhamnosivorans supports barrier metrics, including TEER and tight-junction markers. Reduced abundance associates with metabolic conditions, motivating restoration studies, consortia engineering, and host–microbe assays quantifying barrier-linked outcomes.
A. rhamnosivorans uniquely converts rhamnose into butyrate, despite rhamnose being indigestible to humans. This capability supports substrate-selection experiments, media design, prebiotic pairing, and carbon-use phenotyping across strains and conditions.
Below is a curated selection of catalog items frequently paired with A. rhamnosivorans service packages
| Product Name | Catalog No. | Target | Product Overview | Size | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Anaerostipes rhamnosivorans | LBSX-0522-GF55 | Anaerostipes | Gram-variable, strictly anaerobic, spore-forming, butyrate-producing and curly rod-shaped bacterium which was isolated from stool of a 1-year-old healthy infant. | — |
We quantify lactate consumption, acetate co-utilization, butyrate accumulation, and carbon recovery. Optional isotope tracing and gene expression panels link pathway flux to A. rhamnosivorans conditions, with host-barrier or immune readouts as orthogonal validators.
We combine 16S rRNA sequencing with whole-genome sequencing and ANI thresholds, then add strain-typing as needed. Reports document reference matches and key loci linked to lactate/acetate utilization and butyrate pathways for transparent, reproducible identification.
Anaerobic suites with controlled redox and pH sustain viability during fermentation. We optimize feeding and harvest timing. Stabilization screens select protectants, oxygen-barrier packaging, and drying methods; stress testing ranks formats by CFU retention and metabolite output.
Yes. We tune media composition, pH, redox, and feeding strategies under oxygen-free handling. DoE-derived ranges deliver higher butyrate yield and biomass, with SOPs and batch records that transfer to your site or selected partners.
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