CCM Included in Masaryk University Institutional Research Infrastructures
The Czech Collection of Microorganisms has been included among the institutional research infrastructures of Masaryk University.
The Czech Collection of Microorganisms (CCM) was founded at the Faculty of Science, Masaryk University (FNS MU) in 1963 and currently operates as a specialized research and service unit of the Institute of Experimental Biology at FNS MU.
The collection’s main activities involve the deposit, preservation, and distribution of cultures of bacteria, archaea, filamentous fungi, yeasts, and bacteriophages intended for basic and applied research, industrial applications, biotechnology, and education. Many of these cultures serve as reference samples for clinical laboratories in both human and veterinary medicine.
bacteria and archaea (~ 1,700 species)
filamentous fungi and yeasts (~ 550 species)
staphylococcal bacteriophages and their host strains
More than 200 companies around the world have already used the services of the Czech Microorganism Collection: