Micro Solutions / Life Science

Phenotype MicroArray series panels

Up to 95 small molecules per panel for functional phenotyping of microbes and cells

Product overview

Phenotype MicroArrays
Biolog
USA
Phenotype MicroArray
PM / MycoPM / MitoPlate

Up to 95 small molecules per panel for functional phenotyping of microbes and cells

PM, MycoPM and MitoPlate series for metabolic and mitochondrial profiling

Biolog Phenotype MicroArrays turns a functional cell phenotype into a measurable dataset: thousands of conditions can be compared in parallel, revealing differences that are not visible from genomic data. The line covers microbial, fungal, cellular and mitochondrial tasks.

Pre-formed 96-well panels check the utilization of nutrient substrates, pH response, osmotic and ion stress, sensitivity to antimicrobial and other chemical compounds. Metabolic respiration is recorded by redox dye restoration, and growth by optical density; on the Odin platform, both signals The PM 1-25 series is designed for microbial profiling, MycoPM for comparative analysis of inhibitory compounds in yeast and fungi, MitoPlate for study of substrates and inhibitors of mitochondrial function.

Each standard panel contains up to 95 different small molecules. The microbial series includes PM 1-10 for metabolic pathways, pH, osmotic and ion effects, and PM 11-20 for chemical sensitivity of bacteria; PM 21-25 assess the chemical sensitivity of yeast. User panels can be completed from a library of more than 1,200 Odin captures OD 590 over time and can process up to 50 panels, or up to 4,800 conditions, simultaneously. Mammalian PM studies up to 1,400 phenotypes, and the combined microbial PM portfolio is almost 2,000. The exact composition, dye, and protocol depend on the series and biological object selected.

Key figures

95

panel

50

microplate simultaneously on Odin

1 400

Mammalian PM phenotypes

>1 200

Connections in the library for custom panels

Applications

Metabolic profiling of bacteria
Chemical sensitivity of yeast and fungi
pH, osmotic and ion stress
Profiling of mitochondrial function
Screening of inhibitors and antimicrobial compounds

Models and configurations

PM
MycoPM
MitoPlate

Product details

Phenotype MicroArray panels

functional phenotyping

Measurement technology

Redox Breathing and Optical Density

Architecture of series

PM 1–10 – Metabolic pathways, pH, osmotic and ion effects
PM 11–20 – Chemical sensitivity of bacteria, PM 21–25 – yeast
MycoPM – Comparative analysis of inhibitory compounds in yeast and fungi
MitoPlate – substrates and inhibitors of mitochondrial function

Reading and productivity

Metabolic respiration is recorded by restoration of redox dye, growth - by optical density
On the Odin platform, both signals are analyzed kinetically, OD 590 nm over time.
Up to 50 panels at a time – up to 4,800 conditions in a single experiment

Flexibility

User panels can be assembled from the library of more than 1,200 connections
Mammalian PM is being studied in up to 1,400 phenotypes.
The combined portfolio of microbial PMs covers nearly 2,000 conditions.

Panel format

Number of substrates	up to 95 per standard panel
Format	preformed 96-well panel

Series

Purpose	metabolic pathways, pH, osmotic/ionic stress, chemical sensitivity of bacteria and yeast (PM 1–25) comparative analysis of inhibitory compounds in yeast and fungi substrates and inhibitors of mitochondrial function

Reading

Signal.	Redox dye (breathing) and optical density (growth)
Wave length on Odin	OD 590 nm, kinetic mode
Simultaneous processing	Up to 50 panels (up to 4,800 conditions)

Related equipment types

Automated Odin Identification Platforms
Microplates for identification
Phenotype analysis software

Classification

Microbiology
Phenotypic Identification and Characterization
Microbiological equipment
Identification and sensitivity determination
Phenotypic microplate identification systems
Phenotype MicroArrays