DMSZ产品代理

Biological resource centers are instrumental for the future advancement of science, public health and bioeconomy. The Leibniz Institute DSMZ meets the challenges of the limited knowledge of microbial biodiversity and its functional implications, the demand for appropriate model systems for basic research, and the shortage of innovative novel 

bioproducts.   With its comprehensive collections of biomaterials and its unique expertise   in the areas of cultivation, identification, taxonomy/phylogeny and   conservation, the DSMZ also plays a key role for the translation from basic   research to applications of biodiversity.

The supply,   investigation and utilization of biodiversity are the guidelines of the DSMZ.

Strategic   elements are

user-oriented   extension of culture collections and their optimized distribution

access to   novel bioresources by innovative cultivation approaches and cryoconservation   techniques

provision of   a Digital Collection: free accessible well-structured digital information   about living organisms (genomic, biochemical, physiological and biogeographic   data for bioresources)

expand the   research program in systems and evolution, functional diversity and   symbiosis/pathobiology

implementation   of novel state-of-the-art services including microbial diversity analyses of   complex natural samples, comprehensive genome sequence analyses and   functional genomics

establishment of a dedicated course and training program