What's happening at Metware
Apr 03, 2025
Common Lipidomics Databases and Software
Explore top lipidomics databases (LIPID MAPS, SwissLipids) and software (LipidFinder, LipidMatch) in this detailed guide. Perfect for beginners and experts, with tips on choosing tools and insights into future trends.
Apr 02, 2025
Analytical vs. Semi-Preparative vs. Preparative HPLC: A Strategic Guide to Precision, Scale, and Efficiency
Discover the key differences between analytical, semi-preparative, and preparative HPLC. Learn how to choose the right system for efficient purification, scalability, and precision.
Apr 01, 2025
Unlocking Biological Complexity with Spatial Multi-Omics
Discover how spatial multi-omics integrates transcriptomics, proteomics, and metabolomics to preserve spatial context and revolutionize disease research, development biology, and precision medicine.
Proteomics and Metabolomics Services for Every Study Type
From comprehensive protein and metabolite profiling to integrated multi-omics analysis, Metware Biotechnology—an advanced proteomics and metabolomics laboratory equipped with UHPLC-MS/MS—delivers high-performance proteomics, metabolomics, lipidomics, and multi-omics services designed to support a wide range of research needs. At every stage, we focus on what matters most: delivering high-quality, reliable data you can trust.
Not sure which omics approach is right for your project? Connect with our specialists to create a customized proteomics analysis or metabolomics test tailored to your specific research and development goals.
What Is Metabolomics
The metabolome is the compendium of metabolites in a system. Metabolites are small chemical compounds, such as glucose, vitamins, and flavonoids, that are < 1200 Da. Many metabolites directly impact physiological traits.
Following genomics, transcriptomics, and proteomics, metabolomics is dubbed as the “Next Omics”. Metabolomics uses chromatography and mass spectrometry to identify and quantify metabolites from samples. Comparison between samples can identify metabolites that are significantly changed in different conditions.
With the advancement of high-throughput instrumentation, metabolomics is gaining wider applications in biomedical research, agricultural research, drug discovery, and biomarker development.
Featured Multi-Omics Services
TM Widely-Targeted Metabolomics
Widely-Targeted Metabolomics for Plants
Quantitative Lipidomics
DIA Quantitative Proteomics
Spatial Metabolomics
TM Widely-Targeted Metabolomics
Combining untargeted metabolomics and targeted metabolomics achieves the perfect combination of high resolution, wide coverage, high sensitivity and precise quantification.
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Widely-Targeted Metabolomics for Plants
Widely-Targeted Metabolomics for Plants is an innovative metabolomics method that combines the benefits of untargeted metabolomics and targeted metabolomics to achieve high-throughput identification and quantification of wide variety of metabolites associated with plants. As part of our continual R&D, Metware's metabolite database (MWDB) now houses over 60,000 plant associated metabolites data to allow more extensive annotation and quantification from plant samples.
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Quantitative Lipidomics
Quantitative Lipidomics is a high-throughput targeted approach that simultaneously identifies and quantifies with semiquantification of over 4000 lipids.
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DIA Quantitative Proteomics
Examine over 12K proteins at once with MetwareBio's DIA proteomics. Our mass spectrometry-based proteomics platform delivers high-throughput, accurate quantification and comprehensive proteome data analysis for biomarker discovery, drug development, disease research, and more.
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Spatial Metabolomics
See metabolic changes in space with up to 5µm resolution. MetwareBio’s spatial metabolomics platform offers expert spatial metabolism services powered by high-res MSI and bioinformatics for biomarker discovery, drug development, disease research, and more.
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What Is Metabolomics Used For
Metabolomics is propelling discoveries and transforming industries in life science, biotech, and pharmaceutical research and development. A partnership with Metware Biotechnology goes beyond data and reports. Our specialists accompanies you from design to discovery. Contact us to see how we can be a part of your solution.
Innovative Metabolomics Insights for Better Health
Speak to one of our specialists today to get started.
Working with Metware Biotechnology
Since 2015, Metware Biotechnology has been providing innovative and high quality metabolomics data and analytical services. We strive to be a leader in metabolomics technologies by developing our patented Widely-Targeted Metabolomics and our proprietary metabolite database using in-house standards. With over 4,000 projects completed, we are well experienced in dealing with samples ranging from plants and animal tissues to environmental samples and everything in between. Working with Metware Biotechnology means you have all the metabolomics expertise supporting your research and development.
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Data QC Indicators
700+
Published Journal Articles
20000+
Client Projects
280000+
Curated Metabolite Data In MWDB
1000000+
Samples Processed Annuall
THEY SAYS
Our Happy Clients
Working with your team on metabolomics detection has been an absolute pleasure. The level of professionalism and the quality of your analysis are unmatched. We appreciate the clear communication and detailed reports that have greatly enhanced our study.
Researcher
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The University of Alabama at Birmingham
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Our Happy Clients
The metabolomics detection services provided by your team have been exceptional. Your expertise and attention to detail have significantly advanced our research, and we are thrilled with the high-quality data and insights we've received.
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Dalhousie University
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Our Happy Clients
The metabolomics detection services from your company exceeded our expectations. The depth of analysis and the clarity of the results have been instrumental in driving our research forward. We are grateful for your exceptional service and support.
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Duke University
