“Glycans are directly involved in the pathophysiology of every major disease… Additional knowledge from glycoscience will be needed to realize the goals of personalized medicine and to take advantage of the substantial investments in human genome and proteome research and its impact on human health.”
— US National Academies, 2012
Our Scientific Advisory Board includes scientists, researchers, doctors, and authors across the fields of glycobiology, immunology, longevity and molecular biology, including lead figures from the Human Glycome Project.
They lead labs, teach at world-renowned academic institutions, and have hundreds of publications in peer-reviewed scientific journals.
The ongoing research allows us to not only provide the most accurate test of biological age, but also to keep adding to the insights we can deliver to you.
With over 100,000 participants worldwide, and 20 years of experience we are at the forefront of glycoscience globally.
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