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Cancer
Origin-specific metabolic fingerprints for cancer diagnosis
A systems biology disease

Cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, accounting for nearly 10 million deaths in 2020, or nearly one in six deaths. Environmental pollution, unhealthy lifestyle, genetic factors, population ageing and low cure rate by traditional treatment are the main factors contributing to the high incidence of cancer.

Cancer is a complex disease that involves a sequence of gene-environment interactions in a progressive process. Early diagnostics for cancers are limited. Exact tumor screening technologies are desperately needed.

The majority of tumor biology research has concentrated on how signaling pathways and transcription factors control tumor growth and cell cycle. However, there has been renewed interest in how metabolic changes contribute to the occurrence and progression of malignant tumors in recent years.


Advances in Cancer Metabolomics Research

One of the key factors in tumorigenesis is altered metabolism. Metabolic reprogramming precedes tumor development, whereas metabolic abnormalities precede clinical evidence of tumor. Many factors influence cancer cell metabolism, including tumor hypoxia, matrix composition, immune cell infiltration, and genetic alterations.

Tumor is now regarded as a metabolic disease. Abnormalities and changes in metabolic pathways can reflect tumor status in real time and with high sensitivity. As a result, the use of metabolomics will open up new avenues for early tumor detection.


  • Metabolic Abnormality
  • Stromal Elements
  • Gene Alterations
  • Tumor
    Hypoxia
  • Cancer Research and Development

    We have reasons to believe that metabolomics has the potential to transform oncology, with applications ranging from screening to diagnosis and prognosis.


    1. Compile Metabolic Data

    We’ve been actively accumulating metabolic databases of multiple cancers, with detailed information of sub-types and stages.

    2. Early Diagnosis Model

    We use machine learning and AI to build models for cancer diagnosis and screening.

    3. Clinical Validation

    Promising molecular markers will go through analytical and clinical validation in a large general population.

    The incidence rate of cancer continues to rise
    The demand for biomarkers will increase significantly

    We aim to build a pan-cancer molecular detection test with high sensitivity and specificity for high-risk populations enabling early detection and early treatment.

    Early tumor screening is still a "blue ocean" market, and the existing market is relatively undeveloped in comparison to the future incremental market.

    According to some researchers, the Chinese market will reach $100 billion in the next ten years, with enormous potential.


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  • High Specificity
  • Efficient and Economical
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