Metabolic Disease

Develop therapeutics for diabetes, obesity, and other metabolic disorders

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Metabolic diseases – including diabetes, obesity, metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH), and other metabolic and endocrine disorders – represent a major threat to public health, and the development of novel therapeutics for these indications is critical. By leveraging our drug discovery and development services as a metabolic disease CRO, researchers can gain critical insights into the biology underlying metabolic disease and identify promising therapeutics against these conditions.

Our non-covalent screening services have been successfully applied for the discovery and characterization of small molecules binding the GLP1 receptor (GLP1R), a key target in Type 2 Diabetes and obesity treatment. Our RapidFire screening services support high-throughput profiling of metabolites from virtually any sample type, while our proteomic services can support metabolic disease research across a range of applications. Our team is committed to advancing your metabolic disease research with high-quality data, rapid turnaround times, and deep scientific expertise through our CRO services.

Explore Other Therapeutic Areas

Support for the development of novel treatments for a range of diseases

  • Infectious Disease

    Discover novel therapeutics for a range of infectious diseases

  • Rare Diseases

    Accelerate the development of rare disease treatments

  • I/O

    Harness immunological knowledge for next-generation cancer treatments

  • Chronic Diseases

    Unlock novel treatment options for chronic disease conditions

  • Oncology

    Support for the development of cutting-edge cancer therapeutics

  • Immunology

    Leverage system-wide insights to advance immunology and inflammation research

  • Neuroscience

    Advance treatment options for neurological conditions and beyond

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