Services
TMIC offers custom tailored metabolomics services that are many times faster, more quantitative, and far more comprehensive than any other facility in North America and provides a single source destination for fee-for-service metabolic profiling including comprehensive metabolite identification, quantification, and analysis for the medical, agricultural, food processing (including functional food and nutraceutical) as well as the environmental testing markets.
Check out our brochure for more information on metabolomics services.Available Technical Services
TMIC offers the following technical services for the analysis of biofluids, tissues, bioproducts, bioprocesses, or crops by GC-MS, LC-MS, NMR, HPLC and combined approaches:
- Lipidomics (phospholipids, TAGs, DAGs, MAGs, CEs, and fatty acids)
- Phytochemical analysis
- Nutrients (general metabolite analysis)
- Metabolic footprinting and fingerprinting
- Food composition analysis
- Biofuel composition analysis
- Tissue imaging
- Free bioinformatics tools
TMIC has extensive experience working with many types of samples and model organisms. If your organism or sample type does not appear on these lists, please contact us to see if we can still accommodate your needs. See here for more details on our available equipment.
TMIC provides comprehensive reports including metabolite identification and concentration, experimental and quality control methods, and statistical analysis. Take a look here at what your TMIC results and report would look like.
For more information, take a look at our brochures:
Our Workflow
Services
Platform Specific Metabolomic Assays - Absolute Quantitative Assays
Academic/Government: $65
Industry: $102
Academic/Government: - Serum and CSF: $75 - Other biofluids: $125/sample
Industry: - Serum and CSF: $108 - Other biofluids: $180
Academic/Government: $280 (1st sample) $90 (each additional sample)
Industry: $420 (1st sample) $132 (each additional sample)
Academic/Government: $480 (1st sample) $110 (each additional sample)
Industry: $720 (1st sample) $132 (each additional sample)
Academic/Government: $480 (1st sample) $110 (each additional sample)
Industry: $720 (1st sample) $132 (each)
Global (Untargeted) Metabolomic Profiling - Untargeted Assays
Academic/Government: $2,800 + sample preparation (assuming 100 samples and 2 classes)
Industry: $4,200 + sample preparation (assuming 100 samples and 2 classes)
Academic/Government: $200 + sample prep, $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $420 + sample preparation assuming standard GC×GC column configuration works – i.e. no custom method development, $180/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for 2 UPLC-MS runs per sample $240 for 4 UPLC-MS runs per sample $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for 2 UPLC-MS runs per sample $480 for 4 UPLC-MS runs per sample $150/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $140 for 2 RPLC-MS runs per sample (relative quantification); $280 for 2 RPLC-MS/MS runs per study (metabolite identification) $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $336 per sample (relative quantification) $672 per study (metabolite identification) $180/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $140 for 2 RPLC-MS runs per sample (relative quantification); $280 for 2 RPLC-MS/MS runs per study (lipid identification) $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $336 per sample (relative quantification); $672 per study (metabolite identification) $180/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $90 per ion mode per sample (i.e. $180 per sample for (+) and (-) ESI modes)
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $180 per ion mode per sample (i.e. $360 per sample for (+) and (-) ESI modes)
Academic/Government: $120 $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $288 $180/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $3000 (based on running 25 fractions; the price will be reduced if less fractions are analyzed at the expense of less number of putative metabolites) $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $5880 $180/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for 2 UPLC-MS runs per sample $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for 2 UPLC-MS runs per sample $150/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $120/compound $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $240/compound $150/hour for data analysis
Targeted Metabolomic Profiling - Class Specific Assays
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $150 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $300 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for 2 UPLC-MS runs per sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for 2 UPLC MS runs per sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $200 + sample prep $75/hour for data analysis
Industry: $420 + sample preparation assuming standard GC×GC column configuration works – i.e. no custom method development $180/hour for data analysis
Academic/Government: $600 for detection in (+) or (-) ion mode (i.e. $1200 for both (+) and (-) ion modes)
Industry: $1200 for detection in (+) or (-) ion mode (i.e. $2400 for both (+) and (-) ion modes)
Targeted Metabolomic Profiling - Pathway Specific Assays
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $180 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $360 for each additional sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample (includes 2 UPLC-MRM/MS methods)
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample (includes 2 UPLC-MRM/MS methods)
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for 2 UPLC-MS runs per sample
Industry: $960 (1st sample) $288 for 2 UPLC-MS runs per sample
Academic/Government: $400 (1st sample) $120 for each additional sample
Industry: $800 (1st sample) $240 for each additional sample
TMIC Customized assays
TMIC specializes in developing custom, quantitative LC-MS, GC-MS and NMR based assays for specific metabolomic applications, including biomarker validation. Please inquire for more information.
Human Metabolome Library
Download the Human Metabolome Library List
The Human Metabolome Library is a chemical resource with the power to help confirm, validate or quantify suspected metabolites in tissues or biofluids. The Human Library contains over 1000 compounds. Compounds are shipped in quantities of ~10mg. Please inquire for list of available compounds.
TMIC's HML is available through MetaSci Inc.
For inquiries please contact info@metasci.ca.
Metabolomic Profiling Kits
$7525 $7000 (software only)
Metabolomic Reagents
$210
$525
$1050
$210
$525
$1050
Bioinformatics Support
Specialized Services
Academic/Government: $120/compound
Industry: $240/compound
Please note:
- All prices quoted are in Canadian Dollars (CAD).
- Researchers from the public sector receive ‘Academic pricing’.
- Large projects involving a combination of 3 or more services may be eligible for discounts of 10‐15%.
- TMIC will generally analyze pilot samples free of charge. Please contact us for details.
TMIC’s pricing model is in accordance with the Genome Canada Access policy for the Genomics Innovation Network:
- Where the users are researchers from the public sector, pricing will be based only on the variable costs of providing the service (e.g., consumables, technicians’ salaries and consultation time)
- Where the users are researchers from the private sector, full cost‐recovery is required, and the pricing will be based on both the variable costs as described above, and other direct costs such as overhead, amortization expense related to equipment costs, etc. Institutional overhead rates also apply to private sector projects.
- Prices are set using the above criteria as guidelines. Variations in prices may be due to the type of relationship between the user and TMIC (collaborative or fee‐for‐service), the level of interaction required (e.g., with or without post data‐generation analysis), and the magnitude of the request which may benefit from volume cost savings. TMIC is not able to provide services to any users (collaborative or fee‐for‐service) at prices below the variable cost of the service as defined above.