About MultiOmics Inc.

Advancing earlier, more equitable breast‑cancer detection

MultiOmics Inc. develops LiquidMammo™, a microRNA‑based blood test designed to complement imaging and support early detection across diverse patient populations.

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Who we are

MultiOmics Inc. is a molecular diagnostics company developing tools for earlier disease detection. Our team spans molecular biology, biostatistics, diagnostics, and population‑level screening research.

Our mission

We aim to enhance breast‑cancer screening by adding biological insights that complement mammography, particularly in women with dense breasts where early detection is most challenging.

Where we operate

MultiOmics Inc. is headquartered in Washington, DC, and operates from LabCentral in Cambridge, MA — the MIT‑adjacent biotech innovation hub.

The science behind LiquidMammo™

microRNA biology

LiquidMammo analyzes dysregulation patterns in circulating microRNAs — small, stable RNA molecules associated with tumor biology — to capture early biological signals.

Multi‑marker panel

Our proprietary panel integrates multiple microRNAs to improve reproducibility and performance across heterogeneous patient populations.

Clinical rationale

Adding molecular information to imaging strengthens interpretive confidence and supports early decision‑making, particularly in women with dense breasts.

Leadership & scientific advisors

Founding team

The founding team brings expertise in diagnostics, assay development, biostatistics, and clinical research.

Clinical advisors

Breast‑imaging radiologists and oncology specialists guide clinical deployment and screening strategy.

Academic collaborations

MultiOmics collaborates with academic researchers to refine performance, validate utility, and study diverse populations.

Impact for patients

A non‑invasive complement to imaging that helps clarify uncertain results and support earlier detection in dense‑breast populations.

Impact for clinicians

Actionable molecular information that integrates naturally into existing clinical workflows without added burden.

Business opportunity

The demand for liquid‑biopsy early detection is growing. The CLIA LDT model enables rapid iteration and real‑world scaling.