Creative Biolabs has established a research support system centered on Christensenella minuta, facilitating fundamental research of live biotherapeutics.
SHIRLEY, NY, UNITED STATES, January 14, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — As the research on the microbiome progresses, researchers have gradually discovered that certain low-abundance bacterial species—once considered “unremarkable” within the gut—may play a disproportionate role in maintaining overall microbial ecosystem stability. Christensenella minuta is precisely such a bacterium: it appears at a stable frequency in healthy individuals but has long been ignored. Only after multiple studies repeatedly observed its association with favorable health states during analyses of microbial community structure and metabolic phenotypes that systematic attention from the academic community was gradually drawn to its functional potential.
As related research continues to advance, how to obtain stable strains under controllable conditions and conduct systematic evaluations of their functional properties and safety profiles has become a practical challenge for researchers. Focusing on these key issues, Creative Biolabs, based on the R&D framework of live biotherapeutic products (LBPs), has gradually established a technical support system covering strain isolation, identification, functional research, and safety analysis.
At the strain level, Creative Biolabs, relying on strict anaerobic culture and isolation procedures, supports the acquisition of well-defined C. minuta strains from human-derived samples. Through molecular identification methods such as 16S rRNA sequencing and whole-genome sequencing, researchers can confirm the taxonomic status and genomic characteristics of the strains, providing a reliable foundation for subsequent experimental design.
In terms of functional research, Creative Biolabs has integrated multiple in vitro and in vivo preclinical models around the potential role of C. minuta in metabolic regulation, intestinal homeostasis, and inflammation-related processes. The relevant experiments can be used to evaluate the strain’s impact on short-chain fatty acid metabolism, intestinal epithelial barrier integrity, and immune-related signaling, helping researchers understand its biological characteristics and mechanism of action from multiple dimensions.
Host-microbe interaction is a key aspect in the study of live microorganisms. To meet this demand, Creative Biolabs offers experimental support such as co-culture of intestinal epithelial cells, barrier function evaluation, and immune-related analysis to observe the interaction between C. minuta and host cells, providing experimental evidence for mechanism research and application exploration.
Meanwhile, safety evaluation is also an indispensable and crucial aspect of microbial research. Creative Biolabs has incorporated multiple safety-related analysis items into its service system, including cytotoxicity, hemolytic activity, antibiotic resistance, and genetic stability evaluation. The aim is to assist researchers in systematically identifying potential risks at an early stage and providing clearer decision-making references for subsequent research.
The expert in charge of the microbiome research platform at Creative Biolabs stated, “The reason why Christensenella minuta has attracted attention is not only due to its correlation with health phenotypes but also because of its unique position in the intestinal microecological network. Through standardized research processes and repeatable data output, we aim to provide reliable technical support for clients to explore the functional potential of this bacterial species.”
For more information, please visit https://live-biotherapeutic.creative-biolabs.com/.
Candy Swift
Creative Biolabs
+1 631-830-6441
marketing@creative-biolabs.com
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