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Happy Holidays from Complete Omics!

December 23, 2021 | BALTIMORE –

Dear Team Members and Friends:

2021 has been an exciting year for Complete Omics – – we brought dramatic improvements to biomedical sciences and patient care by advancing our multi-omics molecular diagnostic pipelines even further.  In the year of 2021, over 80 new research papers featuring Complete Omics’ technologies and platforms have been published.

Since 2021 summer, Complete Omics started to offer cutting-edge multi-omics research services backed up by our top profile publications and patents. Now we are thrilled to work with over 30 pharmaceutical corporations and over 50 research labs worldwide to implement our Complete360® multi-omics molecular diagnostic pipeline and our Valid-NEOTM companion diagnostics pipeline. Hundreds of novel biomarkers and dozens of new drug targets are identified and quantified by us, and numerous treatment approaches are being developed based on our discoveries.

We expect massive new features to be added on to our platforms over the next few years, and many exciting new discoveries ahead from ourselves and from the collaborations with scientists throughout the world.

Please follow our company’s progress or contact us at info@completeomics.com to learn more about how we can advance your research and patient care.

All of us at Complete Omics wish you a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year of 2022!

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Collaboration with University of Minnesota

Dec 10, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Genomics team announced a collaboration with Dr. Rebecca Morris on several single cell omics analysis projects

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Collaboration with Generate Biomedicines

Nov 19, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Proteomics team announced a collaboration with Generate Biomedicines on a series of immunopeptidomics projects. On Nov 18 2021, Generate Biomedicines just announced a Series B financing of $370 million to advance its protein-targeted drug generation platform.

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Collaboration with Netherlands Cancer Institute

Nov 15, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Proteomics team announced a collaboration with Netherlands Cancer Institute on a series of quantitative phosphoproteomics projects.

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Collaboration with University of Pittsburgh

Nov 10, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Proteomics team announced a collaboration with Professor Patrick S. Moore and his team from University of Pittsburgh on a series of clinical proteomics projects focusing on leveraging our neoantigen quantification assays for biological discoveries.

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Collaboration with Yale University

Sept 16, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Proteomics team announced a collaboration with Professor Dianqing (Dan) Wu from Yale University on a series of quantitative proteomics focusing on leveraging our clinical quantitative proteomics assays for biological discoveries.

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Collaboration with Taipei Medical University

Aug 30, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Genomics team announced a collaboration with Professor Ching-shuen Wang from Taipei Medical University on a series of RNA-seq projects leveraging our DEEPER-SeqS clinical genomics assays for biological discoveries from hard-to-sequence clinical samples.

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Collaboration with Duke University

July 18, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Proteomics team announced a collaboration with Dr. Yiping He from Duke University on a series of grants focusing on leveraging our labeling-dependent large scale quantitative proteomics assays for biological discoveries.

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Collaboration with University Medical Center Freiburg

July 16th, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Proteomics team announced a collaboration with Prof. Dr. Roland Schüle from University Medical Center Freiburg, the teaching hospital of the University of Freiburg.

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Collaboration with University of North Carolina

July 15, 2021 | BALTIMORE –  Complete Omics’ Clinical Proteomics team announced a collaboration with Dr. Benjamin Vincent from The University of North Carolina, on neoantigen-related projects.

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