SomaLogic Operating Co., Inc. Snapshot
Hidden in the thousands of proteins that make up the structures and function of our bodies is information about our past, present and future health. Virtually every aspect of health and disease is written in the real-time dynamic language of our proteins.
Our mission is to leverage our proprietary technology to create, develop and commercialize innovative life science research tools and breakthrough clinical products that transform healthcare.
Our proprietary SomaScan® Platform measures thousands of human proteins in a single blood sample and uses sophisticated computer modeling to translate those protein measurements into meaningful, personalized health information for the individual being tested.
We are developing a growing menu of SomaSignal™ tests for a diverse set of human diseases and conditions, offering the deepest possible view into a person’s health status and direction to guide health management.
Our mission is to leverage our proprietary technology to create, develop and commercialize innovative life science research tools and breakthrough clinical products that transform healthcare.
Our proprietary SomaScan® Platform measures thousands of human proteins in a single blood sample and uses sophisticated computer modeling to translate those protein measurements into meaningful, personalized health information for the individual being tested.
We are developing a growing menu of SomaSignal™ tests for a diverse set of human diseases and conditions, offering the deepest possible view into a person’s health status and direction to guide health management.
SomaLogic, Inc. was founded in 2000 with the goal of improving the well-being and quality of life of every individual by transforming how diseases were detected, diagnosed and managed. Building on decades of aptamer research, SomaLogic scientists developed a ground-breaking proteomics technology that overcomes the significant challenges of existing protein measuring technologies, with multiple applications across the biological and medical sciences.
