Creative Biolabs designs end-to-end microbiome R&D programs around Bifidobacterium pseudolongum—from precision isolation and genotyping to function, interaction, and lab-scale production—so academic and industry teams can generate robust, decision-ready data for next-step development.
Global biotech and academic groups rely on Creative Biolabs for rigorous, reproducible B. pseudolongum workflows that translate bench observations into validated, publication-grade datasets.
 
 
 
 
 
	B. pseudolongum is a SCFA-oriented Bifidobacterium frequently recovered from murine and human gut ecosystems. It contributes acetate and lactate cross-feeding, engages bile-acid dynamics via bile-salt hydrolase (BSH), and can influence epithelial and immune readouts through tryptophan-derived indoles.
Emerging preclinical evidence suggests strain-level activities—such as acetate output—shape host signals relevant to metabolic and barrier endpoints, making standardized strain isolation, identity, and function testing essential for confident MoA claims and comparability across studies.
 
		We isolate B. pseudolongum from mouse or human fecal samples under strict anaerobiosis (validated redox control). Primary and secondary screens quantify acid/bile tolerance, growth kinetics, acetate/lactate output, and SCFA fingerprints. Phenotypic triage selects B. pseudolongum candidates that align with your target attributes for downstream MoA, colonization, and formulation research.
Accurate species confirmation of B. pseudolongum is delivered via 16S rRNA profiling plus whole-genome sequencing for strain typing, phylogenomics, and provenance tracking. We compile GLP-style ID dossiers—ANI/AAI, MLST, BSH gene presence, glycan-use loci—and a traceable lineage report to support exclusivity statements and long-term bio-banking strategies.
We construct modular, assay-ready panels to profile B. pseudolongum: acetate and lactate production, bile salt deconjugation, tryptophan-to-indole conversion, and inosine secretion. Readouts include epithelial barrier markers, NF-κB/AHR reporter signals, and cytokine panels, enabling pathway-level attribution and selection of strains with consistent, quantifiable MoA signatures.
In epithelial, organoid, and macrophage co-cultures, we benchmark B. pseudolongum adhesion, TEER, tight-junction proteins (ZO-1/occludin/claudins), and context-dependent signaling (e.g., AHR, GPR43). Optional modules quantify inosine-responsive T-cell activation under defined co-stimulation to map host pathways relevant to your hypothesis and species-specific endpoints.
We optimize anaerobic fermentation for B. pseudolongum using DoE across medium composition, pH control, ORP, feed strategies, and gas overlays. Deliverables include scale-up recipes from shake flask to benchtop bioreactor, mass-balance/CFU yield curves, and metabolite profiles to ensure robust growth and reproducibility for downstream formulation studies.
Creative Biolabs executes research-grade, anaerobic scale-up runs (1–10 L, custom on request) for B. pseudolongum. Batches ship with SOPs, batch records, CoAs (CFU, purity, moisture, endotoxin where applicable), and comparative SCFA/metabolite spectra. Output supports stability testing, delivery-vehicle screening, and in vivo dosing design in preclinical programs.
We rationally stabilize B. pseudolongum with cryo/lyoprotectant matrices (e.g., disaccharides, amino acids, proteins), controlled freezing/primary-drying ramps, and residual-moisture targets. When indicated, we evaluate microencapsulation to enhance gastric survival and shelf-life, reporting viability decay kinetics (isothermal/accelerated) and package-oxygen sensitivity for your distribution scenarios.
We design B. pseudolongum research formulations (powder, capsule, suspension) with excipient systems matched to the intended use and handling constraints. You receive oxygen-/water-activity guidance, container/closure recommendations, and provisional release criteria (e.g., CFU, purity, water activity) aligned to your study design and downstream logistics.
Define hypotheses, target phenotypes, matrices, and success metrics for B. pseudolongum research.
Acquire isolates or samples; establish GMP-inspired, traceable banks with viability QC.
Anaerobic isolation followed by 16S/WGS confirmation, phylogeny, and strain dossier.
Run SCFA, BSH, tryptophan/indole, and inosine assays with host-relevant readouts.
Optimize fermentation, stabilization, and dosage forms tailored to study endpoints.
Deliver a consolidated report (methods, raw data, analytics) and transfer SOPs to your team.
Purpose-built anaerobic suites, fast transfer logistics, and oxygen-free analytics protect B. pseudolongum viability and native function during every assay step.
Quantitative SCFA, BSH, and indole-pathway assays connect B. pseudolongum metabolism to barrier and signaling endpoints, enabling mechanism-first selection.
WGS and pangenome tools connect genotype to phenotype, informing strain selection, comparators, and future intellectual-property strategies.
DoE-driven fermentation and stabilization ensure the same B. pseudolongum phenotype shows up reliably from bench to bioreactor.
Epithelial and organoid systems align with prevalent barrier metrics (TEER, tight junctions), improving confidence in host-relevant function calls.
SOPs, batch records, raw data, and QC summaries are packaged for internal review or external collaboration with full traceability.
Use B. pseudolongum to examine generic mucosal adherence, epithelial integrity, and community interactions under controlled oxygen and carbohydrate conditions across in vitro and ex vivo models, informing baseline gut‐barrier research strategies.
Profile how B. pseudolongum interfaces with innate and adaptive pathways through metabolites and surface cues, benchmarking nondirectional cytokine trends and signaling nodes in standardized co-culture systems without implying clinical endpoints.
Investigate connections between B. pseudolongum, carbohydrate utilization, short-chain metabolite patterns, and bile-acid deconjugation, supporting hypothesis-driven studies on receptor engagement and broader metabolic networks in preclinical, non-clinical settings.
Evaluate how fibers, oligosaccharides, and simple sugars shape B. pseudolongum growth and outputs, enabling diet–microbe study designs that link ingredient choices to microbial fitness, compatibility, and community-level behavior.
Explore associations between B. pseudolongum fermentation profiles and broadly defined neuroactive molecules, using reporter assays and ex vivo readouts to frame hypotheses around signaling routes along the microbiome–brain axis.
Leverage B. pseudolongum for colonization modeling, strain comparability, and formulation feasibility, generating reproducible datasets that inform study design, delivery formats, and scalability decisions across early discovery programs.
 
		A research client engaged Creative Biolabs to produce lab-scale lyophilized powders for oral gavage in mice. Three strains—B. pseudolongum (CAT# LBGF-0324-GF4), A. muciniphila (CAT# LBST-010FG) , and R. intestinalis (CAT# LBSX-0522-GF42)—were expanded anaerobically at 37 °C for 48 h. Pre-experiments defined harvest windows and an optimized lyophilization recipe.
Formal runs verified viability and purity, with Gram stains and CFU kinetics documented at each critical step. Deliverables were white-to-light-yellow lyophilized powders in penicillin bottles stored at 4 °C; typical fills reached 3.0×10^9, 3.7×10^8, and 6.2×10^8 CFU/vial. Batch records, CoAs, and stability snapshots enabled an immediate, ready-to-use start in vivo.
Fig.1 Gram staining of B. pseudolongum.
		Creative Biolabs also provide a serief of B. pseudolongum products for your research project:
| Product Name | Catalog No. | Target | Product Overview | Size | Price | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bifidobacterium pseudolongum; 11662 | LBGF-0722-GF13 | Bifidobacterium | B. pseudolongum is the most frequent species in animal gut. It is a potential probiotic for the treatment of obesity in humans and the development of probiotic productions. | 200 μg | $980.00 | 
| Bifidobacterium pseudolongum subsp. pseudolong | LBGF-0722-GF51 | Bifidobacterium | B. pseudolongum is the most frequent species in animal gut. It is a potential probiotic for the treatment of obesity in humans and the development of probiotic productions. | 200 μg | $1,250.00 | 
| Bifidobacterium pseudolongum Genomic DNA | LBGF-0925-GF1118 | Bifidobacterium DNA | This product contains high-quality, intact genomic DNA isolated from B. pseudolongum Genomic DNA. It is a purified and ready-to-use DNA sample, ideal for a wide range of molecular biology applications, including PCR, qPCR, and Next-Generation Sequencing. | 5 μg | $720.00 | 
We combine 16S rRNA profiling with whole-genome sequencing, compute ANI/AAI, and maintain a versioned strain dossier with phylogeny, genotype features, and biobank metadata for unambiguous, audit-ready traceability.
Strict anaerobiosis with validated ORP setpoints (e.g., −200 to −300 mV), pre-reduced media, inert gas overlays, and time-to-plate limits. We include sentinel B. pseudolongum controls, replicate runs, and periodic metabolite fingerprints to detect drift across campaigns.
Yes. We run head-to-head B. pseudolongum comparisons using pre-registered analysis plans, randomized blocked designs, and blinded coding. Powering, replicate counts, and mixed-effects statistics are predefined; diet/formulation variables are standardized to ensure interpretability across strains and assays.
For Research Use Only. Not intended for use in food manufacturing or medical procedures (diagnostics or therapeutics). Do Not Use in Humans.
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