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Our Precision Metabolomics™ is a powerful, patented technology for assessing health and delivering biomarker discoveries, innovative diagnostic tests, and valuable data for genomics and population health initiatives.

09/04/2026

What can metabolomics reveal about the connection between diet and health?

We’re back with Dr. Dorrain Low for this week’s 🎥 Friday Feature: On-Demand Webinars 🎥.

In this clip from our Decoding the Exposome webinar series, Dr. Low explores how metabolite-based scores representing healthy dietary patterns could be used at the population level to investigate how diet relates to disease and health outcomes.

By moving beyond self-reported dietary information and capturing biochemical signatures of food intake, metabolomics can provide a powerful way to study the relationship between nutrition and health.

🔗 Watch the full webinar: https://bit.ly/4iMdgr0

09/01/2026

Metabolon is heading to UC Davis for MANA 2026!

Join us September 8–11 to connect with our team and discover the Metabolon Verus™ Metabolomics Profiling Kit, a standardized, end-to-end solution designed to bring high-quality metabolomics directly into your lab.

With broad metabolite coverage, robust QA/QC, and a standardized end-to-end workflow, Metabolon Verus™ helps researchers generate reliable, reproducible metabolomics data at scale in their own labs.

We’ll also be hosting a lunch presentation featuring insights from our team and the latest in metabolomics research and applications. More details coming soon!

Attending ? Stop by the Metabolon booth to meet our team and discover what’s possible with Metabolon Verus™.

See you in Davis! 👋

08/28/2026

What can we learn when we connect genomics with metabolomics?

We’re back with Dr. Russell P. Bowler for this week’s 🎥 Friday Feature: On-Demand Webinars 🎥.

In this clip from our Decoding the Exposome webinar series, Dr. Bowler explores how combining genetic and metabolomic data can reveal associations between genetic variants and individual metabolites, and help researchers investigate how those relationships influence metabolic risk.

Explore the full webinar to learn how Dr. Bowler is using metabolomics and multiomics to investigate COPD, environmental exposures, metabolic aging, and disease risk.

🔗 Watch the full webinar: https://bit.ly/4qFeNky

08/26/2026

🦠 Virus reactivation in acute and long COVID-19

New research published in Nature found frequent reactivation of chronic viruses including EBV, CMV, HSV1 and Anelloviridae in patients hospitalized with COVID-19. Importantly, reactivation wasn't limited to immunosuppressed patients.

By integrating metabolomics with transcriptomics, proteomics and immune profiling, researchers were able to look beyond viral activity itself and uncover the broader biological response.

Distinct metabolic signatures emerged, including changes in amino acid and lipid metabolism, connecting viral reactivation with downstream functional biology.

🔗 Read the study: https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-026-10740-z

08/25/2026

Global health research, particularly for women and infants, comes from populations in high-income countries. That leaves important gaps in understanding, particularly on how environmental exposures shape health across diverse populations.

That's why today we’re proud to announce the successful completion of multiple global health pilot projects funded by the Gates Foundation, advancing research into conditions that disproportionately affect women and infants in low- and middle-income countries.

These projects show how metabolomics, combined with accessible sample collection methods such as dried blood spots, can help bring high-quality biochemistry profiling to more populations and real-world settings.

Better representation means better biology and, ultimately, better opportunities to improve health outcomes worldwide.

Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4c7JFUV

08/21/2026

Could the microbiome become a drug target?

We’re back with Professor Fredrik Bäckhed for this week’s 🎥 Friday Feature: On-Demand Webinars 🎥.

In this clip from our Decoding the Exposome webinar series, Professor Bäckhed explores an intriguing possibility: rather than targeting the microbiota itself, could we target the microbial enzymes responsible for producing metabolites that may contribute to disease?

Using imidazole propionate as an example, he discusses how this approach could open new possibilities for treating cardiometabolic diseases.

Explore the full webinar to learn more about how Professor Bäckhed’s team is using metabolomics to uncover connections between the gut microbiome, metabolites, impaired glucose control, and cardiometabolic health.

🔗 Watch the full webinar: https://bit.ly/45o5jjW

08/14/2026

What can the metabolome tell us about the relationship between nutrition and biological aging?

We’re back with Dr. Jessica Lasky-Su for this week’s 🎥 Friday Feature: On-Demand Webinars 🎥.

In this clip from our Decoding the Exposome webinar series, Dr. Lasky-Su discusses how metabolomics can capture nutritional signatures and help researchers explore their relationship with biological aging.

Her team found strong associations between dietary patterns identified in the metabolome and the rate of aging, highlighting how metabolomics can help us understand the connection between what we eat and how we age.

Explore the full webinar to learn more about how Dr. Lasky-Su and her team are combining metabolomics with other omics and clinical data to advance our understanding of biological aging and precision medicine.

🔗 Watch the full webinar: https://bit.ly/4wfxf4p

08/12/2026

Welcome back to our Women in STEM: Leading the Way in Multiomics series, where we're highlighting the women helping advance multiomics across science, strategy, operations, and translational research.

Today, we feature Dr. Christine Nnyamah, Field Metabolomics Scientist at Metabolon.

As Christine explains, metabolomics helps connect molecular information with what is actually happening in the biological system—providing the functional context needed to understand treatment response, disease mechanisms, and patient variability.

From exploring systems-level responses to GLP-1 therapies to strengthening biomarker and patient-stratification strategies, Christine highlights how metabolomics can help move discoveries beyond the lab and closer to medicine.

Read Christine's full interview here: https://bit.ly/45rYlui

08/11/2026

📢 Applications are now open for the Metabolon Peak Science Grant!

Great science starts with the right question. Sometimes, moving that question forward requires access to the right technology, data, and expertise.

That’s why we’re launching the Metabolon Peak Science Grant — a new quarterly program designed to help researchers turn promising questions into meaningful discoveries through metabolomics.

Have a research question ready to reach its next peak?

Submit your application by September 30, 2026.

👉 https://bit.ly/4wP3M2t

08/06/2026

Welcome back to our Women in STEM: Leading the Way in Multiomics series, where we're highlighting the women helping advance multiomics through leadership in metabolomics, bioinformatics, translational science, laboratory operations, quality systems, and scientific strategy.

Today, we feature Dr. Natasa Giallourou, Associate Director of Scientific Strategy at Metabolon.

As Natasa explains, multiomics is changing the way we explore biology.

By integrating data across molecular layers and bringing together expertise from different disciplines, researchers can move beyond isolated datasets toward a more complete understanding of biology, and help translate discoveries into real-world impact.

Read Natasa's full interview here: https://bit.ly/4fS0pR4

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Morrisville, NC
27560

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Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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(919) 572-1711

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http://metabolon.com/

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