Start with a genome sequence
Anyclade can work with your existing sequence data, collaborate with your sequencing partner, or coordinate sequencing for you.
We help companies decide which strains to advance, which consortia to build, and what to test next.
Anyclade can work with your existing sequence data, collaborate with your sequencing partner, or coordinate sequencing for you.
Capability Profiles assess how well a strain's genome supports the biological functions relevant to a target agricultural application. They identify underlying mechanisms, additional capabilities worth investigating, and recommend laboratory protocols for experimental validation.
Safety Reports examine potential virulence factors, antimicrobial resistance genes, and toxin-related genes, including their genomic context and potential mobility.
Anyclade's Literature Search Engine links the analysis to relevant scientific research on biological functions, experimental findings, and strain safety. It identifies studies involving the same species, showing what has been tested experimentally and connecting genomic findings with published observations.
For new products, Anyclade helps identify and rank strain combinations from your portfolio by modeling metabolic pathway complementarity, potential cross-feeding interactions, and competition for nutrients — before investing in laboratory testing.
For existing consortia, Anyclade helps assess their potential for applications beyond their current use, examining the possible contribution of individual strains and the supporting molecular evidence.
Capability Profiles identify functions worth validating, gaps in experimental evidence, and questions for further investigation, together with recommended experimental protocols — helping R&D teams decide what to test next.
Link genomic features and biological mechanisms with observed phenotypes, experimental conditions, and field results.
These connections make research findings searchable and traceable. Evidence from one strain can inform how others are evaluated — extending the value of individual experiments across your portfolio.
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