A qualitative and quantitative detection method of intestinal microorganisms for non-diagnostic purposes
A technology of intestinal microbes and detection methods, applied in the field of qualitative and quantitative detection of intestinal microbes, can solve the problems of inaccurate qualitative and quantitative detection of microbes, and achieve the effect of fine detection results, simple detection process and probability guarantee.
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[0040] Identification of Human Fecal Microorganisms
[0041] The sample to be tested can be feces or intestinal tissue. In this embodiment, human feces are selected as the sample to be tested. The microorganisms in human feces mainly come from the human intestinal tract, which is the basis for the diagnosis and treatment of intestinal diseases. The sample to be tested in this embodiment is human feces, which are taken from patients with intestinal diseases diagnosed by doctors, and the detection of microorganisms in their feces is to provide a basis for treatment plans.
[0042] Step 1. Determining the target microbial group in the sample to be tested, target microorganisms and non-target organisms, and reference microorganisms that do not exist in the sample to be tested, the specific method is as follows:
[0043] The number of target microbial groups ≥ 1, and each target microbial group includes ≥ 0 target microorganisms; target microorganisms can be bacteria, viruses, fung...
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