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Discovery and study of biomarkers using omics technologies
Advanced multi-omics analysis and data integration for biomarker Discovery and characterisation
Need for advanced solutions for biomarker identification
In a context where personalised medicine, early prevention and therapeutic efficiency have become global priorities, demand for omics studies for biomarker identification is growing rapidly.
The pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food and clinical sectors are increasingly seeking tools capable of offering a deep and multi-capability understanding of biological systems. Technologies such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics make it possible to detect predictive, diagnostic and prognostic molecular signatures with unprecedented precision.
The pharmaceutical, biotechnology, food and clinical sectors are increasingly seeking tools capable of offering a deep and multi-capability understanding of biological systems. Technologies such as genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and metabolomics make it possible to detect predictive, diagnostic and prognostic molecular signatures with unprecedented precision.
Our solution
- Comprehensive solution based on advanced omics technologies to robustly determine the mechanism of action and safety of ingredients.
- State-of-the-art analytical platforms, including:
- LC-MS/MS for in-depth analysis of metabolic and protein profiles.
- LC-MS/MSNext-generation sequencing (NGS) to study gene expression, microbiota and other levels of biological regulation.
- Highly specialised team with extensive experience in experimental design, bioinformatics analysis and integration of multi-layer omics data.
- Integration and analysis of large volumes of data to transform complex information into relevant biological knowledge.
- Identification of pathways, biomarkers and mechanisms of action associated with each ingredient.
- Generation of robust, mechanistically grounded scientific evidence applicable to the development, validation and positioning of ingredients across different sectors.