METABOLON, INC.
MORRISVILLE, NC

Metabolon, Inc., founded in 2000, is a pioneering company specializing in metabolomics technology—a discipline that identifies and quantifies an extensive array of small-molecule intermediates and products derived from metabolism. Headquartered in Morrisville County, Leon, the company has grown to encompass 200 employees, integrating expertise across data science, molecular biology, biochemistry, statistics, bioinformatics, healthcare, chemistry, and software development. Metabolon's technology transcends traditional genomics by offering precision medicine insights through a comprehensive snapshot of metabolite profiles. This capability aids in the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of diseases while promoting wellness. The company serves diverse sectors, including pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, consumer products, agriculture, nutrition, academia, and governmental organizations, by providing scalable, customizable metabolomics solutions applicable from research discovery phases to clinical trials. Operating under its mission to enhance scientific understanding and impact human health positively, Metabolon is supported by an extensive metabolite library along with proprietary platforms. These tools are pivotal in overcoming challenges related to identifying relevant metabolites and pathways, thus furnishing actionable insights that drive advancements within biology, healthcare, and beyond. The company holds the status of a Florida Domestic For-Profit Corporation ('FORP'), officially incorporated on March 29, 2012, with its principal office located at P.O. Box 110407, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, US. As reported in its latest annual document dated January 29, 2024, Metabolon operates under the Fei Number 043518046. Its registered directors include John Fletcher, John Oxaal, and R. S Barry. Metabolon maintains a transparent approach to information dissemination via its website at metabolon.com, where further insights into their operations, technology, and industry applications can be explored.