Small Molecules, Big Insights™

Global Leader in Metabolomics

Metabolon helps researchers measure small molecules that reflect health, disease, nutrition, the microbiome, the environment, and more. Our solutions deliver clear, actionable insights that give biological context to complex data.

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Celebrating 25 Years of Discovery

For 25 years, Metabolon has driven innovation in metabolomics, and pioneered best practices in biochemical profiling. This evolution has delivered high-quality data to our clients that have enabled deeper insights and supported impactful scientific discoveries. With a strong commitment to scientific excellence and client success, Metabolon has powered the business of science and set a high standard for quality and trust in metabolomics research.

As we celebrate this milestone, we honor the scientists, collaborators, and partners who have made it possible. Together, we’ve uncovered novel biomarkers, identified molecules not known to exist, advanced clinical breakthroughs, and reshaped how the world understands biology. The future of scientific discovery is brighter because of the last 25 years—and we’re just getting started.

Company History

Explore our milestones that have marked our growth and commitment to innovation and discovery.

What We Do

Metabolon powers scientific breakthroughs that shape the future of biopharma, public health, consumer wellness, agriculture, and academic research. Our work enables a deeper understanding of complex disease biology, driving the development of transformative treatments that improve lives worldwide. With scalable, customizable solutions, we support the entire research journey—from discovery through clinical trials to commercial success and lifecycle management.

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High-Quality Data

Metabolomics Services

Metabolon offers a full suite of metabolomics services designed to support research at every stage—from broad discovery to precise quantification. Our industry-leading Global Discovery Panel delivers untargeted metabolomics with unmatched coverage, identifying up to 5,400 annotated analytes across diverse biological samples, and 2000 qualified unknowns expanding our coverage into the dark metabolome. For more focused needs, our targeted metabolomics platforms include over 150 validated methods, enabling absolute quantification of more than 1,000 metabolites and lipids across key biochemical pathways. Together, these services empower researchers with high-quality, actionable data to drive discoveries in basic science, clinical studies, and translational research.

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Meaningful Insights

Integrated Bioinformatics

Metabolon’s Integrated Bioinformatics Platform (IBP) transforms complex biological data into meaningful discoveries. It features industry-standard statistical and visualization tools, such as PCA, PLS-DA, and clustering, to help researchers uncover group differences, reveal molecular drivers, and interpret high-dimensional data with confidence. Designed for multiomics integration, the IBP unifies metabolomic, genomic, transcriptomic, proteomic, phenotypic, and microbiome data to deliver the most holistic view of the biological phenotype. Advanced capabilities like predictive modeling, pathway enrichment via Reactome, and DIABLO-based correlation analysis empower users to explore biomarkers and biological pathways across omics layers. Combined with expert scientific interpretation and a code-free, user-friendly interface, the platform ensures every dataset delivers clear, actionable insights.

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Metabolon by Numbers

Explore the key metrics that showcase our contribution to groundbreaking research and data-driven discovery.

1,800,000+

Samples Analyzed

25

Years Experience

4,000+

Publications

45

Employees with PhDs

5,400+

Metabolites In Our Library

15,000+

Completed Projects

Leadership Team

Meet our leadership team that combines scientific expertise, innovative thinking, and a commitment to excellence to shape the future of Metabolon.

Thought Leadership

Explore insights from Metabolon’s leadership team, where scientific expertise, innovative thinking, and a commitment to excellence come together to share perspectives shaping the future of metabolomics.

Our Team, Our Values

Our team works tirelessly every day to enable scientific discoveries that make a difference. We are committed to hard work, excellence, and success through collaboration at every level. Our shared devotion to being the best at what we do to make a positive difference unites the contribution of every individual. These are the characteristics of our values: Purpose, Performance, and Passion.

Annie Evans

Senior Director of Research and Development

“Metabolon has truly supported me throughout my career and given me opportunities to grow. When I first started at Metabolon I was running and maintaining the instruments, now I’m leading a team and contributing to our scientific strategy”

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Metabolon Named a Great Place To Work®

At Metabolon, we believe in a supportive workplace that values and invests in our associates. Our employees believe in our technology and mission to provide metabolomics solutions that advance a wide variety of applications. We are proud to be certified as a Great Place to Work® for 2023-2024 achieving an 83% rating from employees which is 26% higher than the US-based average.

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