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  • Microbiology
  • Biotechnology
  • Life Sciences

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  • Microbial resources are vital for health, agriculture, and biotechnology.
  • Microbial domain biological resource centres (mBRCs) support scientific development globally.
  • Europe has a high concentration of advanced mBRCs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To coordinate access to individually managed microbial resources across Europe.
  • To develop a pan-European platform for enhanced interoperability and accessibility of microbial resources and data.
  • To foster innovation by linking diverse datasets with microbial cultures.

Main Methods:

  • Establishing a distributed, not-for-profit project (MIRRI).
  • Harmonizing holdings, services, training, and accession policies among partner mBRCs.
  • Developing a platform for interoperable access to microbial resources and associated data.

Main Results:

  • Improved access to high-quality microorganisms within a legal framework.
  • Enhanced interoperability of resource-associated data.
  • Facilitated selection of suitable organisms for research through linked datasets.

Conclusions:

  • MIRRI significantly advances scientific research by creating a unified European microbial resource infrastructure.
  • The project promotes innovation and development in various life science fields.
  • Standardized access and data sharing are key to unlocking the potential of microbial diversity.