Radically accelerating human healthcare
inBiome is a pioneer in molecular diagnostics. Our patented Molecular Culture technology enables drastically faster bacterial diagnostics and microbiome analysis. This creates the opportunity to radically accelerate human healthcare.
Pushing for preventive healthcare.
Our human body contains more than 1 kg of micro-organisms in the intestines and on the skin; our microbiome. Accurate and fast insight into our bacteria is an important key to more effective healthcare, because they play an extremely important role in our health. They can even help us predict what will affect our bodies in the future. This is why at inbiome we aim to drastically improve the understanding and diagnostics of bacteria in the body. We develop innovative molecular technology that makes people live healthier and longer lives.
A radical change in bacterial diagnostics.
Our human body contains more than 1 kg of micro-organisms in the intestines and on the skin; our microbiome. Accurate and fast insight into our bacteria is an important key to more effective healthcare, because they play an extremely important role in our health. They can even help us predict what will affect our bodies in the future. This is why at inbiome we aim to drastically improve the understanding and diagnostics of bacteria in the body. We develop innovative molecular technology that makes people live healthier and longer lives.
Molecular Culture®, our proprietary profiling technique, allows us to reliably characterize complex communities of bacteria. Automatically detecting all bacteria within a few hours. Meaning radically faster and more accurate diagnostics compared to traditional culture.
Results in hours
Single bacterium accuracy bacteria
All species found including unknown
Identifies antibiotic treated
Optimized for Joint Aspirates.
Molecular Culture® is now optimized for Infectious Disease Diagnostics in joint aspirates. Creating groundbreaking results and reactions:
“A 60 year old man presented with lower back pain, MRI showed a possible infection. No bacteria were found in a sample of the infected area by traditional culture. The same sample was found to be positive for S. anginosus with Molecular Culture.”
Dr. Johnson, Othopedic Surgeon,
University Medical Centre
“Implementation of the Molecular Culture for Infectious Disease Diagnostics in joint aspirates has helped us to significantly improve patient outcomes and reduce time in hospital needed”
Dr. M. de Witt-Hamer,
Medical Centre