Metabolon, Inc.

Introducing Splash & Ripple: a new way to get more biological insight from your metabolomics data. Go beyond identifying what changed. Splash & Ripple connects altered metabolites to ranked protein candidates, helping you uncover potential mechanisms, generate testable hypotheses, and decide what to investigate next. One metabolomics study. More biological discovery.

A new study published in Nature used Metabolon metabolomics alongside transcriptomics, proteomics and immune profiling to investigate chronic viral reactivation in 1,154 patients hospitalized with COVID-19. Researchers found that viral reactivation was associated with widespread shifts in the plasma metabolome - particularly across amino acid and lipid metabolism - and identified shared metabolic signatures across multiple reactivated viruses.

Metabolon turns complex biochemistry into actionable biological insight - connecting metabolite data to pathways, mechanisms, biomarkers, and hypotheses so researchers can build a clear biological story and move discoveries forward faster. Publish faster, get more funding, and move your project forward with metabolomics.

Spend less time building workflows, cleaning data, figuring out analyses, and troubleshooting; get to figures, biological conclusions, and manuscripts sooner.

Cell viability is only part of the story. In a study of PFAS-exposed Atlantic salmon liver cells, metabolomics revealed changes in lipid and bile acid pathways - even when the cells showed little overt toxicity. Watch how looking beyond conventional endpoints can reveal the biological effects of environmental exposures. Discover how Metabolon can support your toxicology and environmental health research.

The microbiome tells you who’s there. Metabolomics shows you what they’re doing. See how metabolomics can reveal the functional effects of diet, microbes, and host biology - and uncover responses that microbiome data alone may miss. In the study “Response of the gut microbiome and metabolome to dietary fiber in healthy dogs,” researchers combined microbiome and metabolomics data to better understand how dietary fiber affects pet biology. Brian Kepler breaks down what the study revealed and how combining these approaches can give pet nutrition researchers a clearer view of how diet influences biological function. Learn more about how Metabolon can support your pet nutrition research today.