Scientia Link empowers researchers, clinical laboratories and translational medicine programs with advanced technologies for biomarker discovery, validation and longitudinal monitoring. Through our integrated portfolio of genomics, proteomics and analytical chemistry platforms, we support the identification of molecular signatures that drive disease detection, therapeutic response prediction and precision-medicine development.
Our capabilities include:
Genomic and transcriptomic biomarker discovery, including SNV, indel, CNV, RNA-seq, fusion and epigenetic signatures
Proteomic and immunological marker identification for cytokines, antibodies, peptides and protein-expression changes
Metabolic and volatile organic compound (VOC) biomarker analysis for early disease detection and disease-state monitoring
High-resolution analytical chemistry tools via SepSolve & Markes for VOC and metabolite profiling using GC×GC-TOF-MS
Bioinformatics pipelines for multi-omics integration, pathway interpretation and predictive modelling
Validation workflows supporting analytical robustness, reproducibility and downstream clinical translation
Together with SepSolve Analytical, Scientia Link enhances biomarker programs through ultra-sensitive detection of volatile and metabolic changes produced by the human body—offering powerful diagnostic insights for oncology, respiratory diseases, metabolic disorders, neurological conditions and infectious diseases.
Monitoring changes in volatiles produced by the human body
offers a powerful way to detect, diagnose and monitor disease. Our ‘Biomarker
discovery’ product package provides confident and secure handling of valuable
samples, while giving you the flexibility to adapt to different sample types.
The challenge
To benchmark breath-analysis methods, peppermint oil
capsules can be used to produce a controlled, artificial change in the key
analytes such as terpenes – as illustrated in this small portion of a breath
profile, analysed using our ‘Biomarker discovery’ product package.
The solution
The benefits
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