Endometriosis often takes years to confirm, and many women cycle through repeat imaging and laparoscopy before anyone names it. A reliable blood test would shorten that path, so the field keeps hunting for serum signals. A new BMC Medicine study put NMR-based metabolomics to a harder test than usual. Instead of comparing patients only against healthy donors, a Tübingen-led team asked whether a serum metabolite and lipoprotein panel could separate surgically confirmed endometr

Most people with type 2 diabetes are checked for eye disease only after the retina already shows visible harm, which leaves a narrow window for prevention. A clinical proteomics study in PLoS Medicine took a different route. The team measured thousands of circulating blood proteins and asked which ones forecast retinal nerve fiber loss years before it surfaces on imaging. Working across a Guangzhou cohort and UK Biobank, they tied 71 plasma proteins to diabetic retinal neurod

Pregnant patients were left out of nearly every early COVID-19 trial, so clinicians had little to explain why some expectant mothers deteriorated while others barely noticed the infection. Our team went after that with chemistry instead of clinical scores. In a prospective UCLA cohort, Dalton Bioanalytics scientists co-authored a multi-omics study that profiled maternal serum across proteins, lipids, and metabolites in one LC-MS workflow. Severe illness carried a serum signat

```html Campylobacter jejuni sits quietly in the chicken gut, leaving no clinical signs while it seeds roughly half of slaughtered poultry and drives about 95 million human gastroenteritis cases each year. That silence is the problem. Flocks look healthy right up to processing, so contamination is hard to flag early. Our Dalton Bioanalytics scientists co-authored this multi-omics study, part of our published research, which profiled proteins, lipids, and metabolites together

Wooden breast and spaghetti meat cost United States poultry producers somewhere between $200 million and $1 billion a year, and the molecular triggers stay murky. Transcript counts rarely predict the proteins and lipids that actually shape muscle texture. A 2025 Poultry Science Association symposium paper, which our Dalton Bioanalytics scientists co-authored, sets out how multi-omics built on mass spectrometry connects genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics, metabolomics, and