uBiome to expand microbiome database to Malays
uBiome has awarded a grant to Dr. Maude Phipps at the Jeffrey Cheah School of Medicine and Health Sciences in Malaysia to study the association of health, diet and cultural practices in Southeast Asian hunter-gatherers and indigenous tribes. This will expand uBiome’s microbiome database, the largest in the world, to include a greater diversity.
uBiome, located in San Francisco CA, is characterizing microorganism-related health conditions in people.
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