Follow the sequencing workflow from intake to result.
A structured, quality-aware microbiome workflow — from project enquiry and sample planning through extraction, sequencing, QC, bioinformatics and reporting, with partner-lab routing where applicable.
What we confirm at intake
Project intake checklist
Project timeline
How a project runs
- 1
Enquiry
You share your question, sample type and desired outputs.
- 2
Scoping
We confirm method fit, workflow options and reporting scope.
- 3
Sample plan
Sample type, count, metadata and handling are agreed.
- 4
Extraction / sequencing coordination
Processing is coordinated. Laboratory arrangements are confirmed for each implementation.
- 5
QC
Quality-aware checks at sample, extraction and run level.
- 6
Bioinformatics
Reproducible analysis producing research-ready tables and figures.
- 7
Report / data delivery
ATLAS™ report layer and/or data package with methods notes.
- 8
Review / next steps
A review call and planning for any follow-on work.
What can affect timing
Where projects legitimately slow down
What we do not promise
Kept honest, on purpose
FAQ
Workflow questions
Can we send extracted DNA/RNA or FASTQ files?
Yes — confirmed during scoping. Projects can start from biological material, extracted nucleic acids or existing sequencing data, subject to QC and method fit.
Who processes the samples?
Laboratory arrangements are confirmed for each implementation, depending on region, assay and project scope.
What must be confirmed before a project starts?
Research question, sample type, method fit, metadata, consent/governance context, and the deliverables and reporting scope.
Methods and services
Plan a microbiome project workflow
Tell us your research question, sample type and desired outputs. We’ll confirm method fit, workflow options and reporting scope before any project begins.
The laboratory path
From collected sample to structured output.
One rail, strictly ordered: collection, extraction, library preparation, sequencing, bioinformatics and structured output — with stage detail varying by method and sample type.
- 01 Collection Sample collected following the kit instructions and returned for processing.
- 02 Extraction Nucleic acid recovered from the sample material.
- 03 Library preparation Fragments prepared and indexed so each sample stays traceable.
- 04 Sequencing Prepared libraries are read on the sequencer.
- 05 Bioinformatics Reads pass quality control, then taxonomic or functional assignment.
- 06 Structured output Tables and figures, versioned with the method and pipeline used.