Clinical Microbiomics
Cmbio, operating under the legal entity Clinical Microbiomics, is a science-led microbiome and multi-omics research services company.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Cmbio, operating under the legal entity Clinical Microbiomics, is a science-led microbiome company working at the intersection of microbiology, multi-omics and data-driven technological interpretation. It provides end-to-end microbiome research services, advanced bioinformatics and data science, and describes itself as a research and innovation partner for human, animal and planetary health. Its laboratories are housed in dedicated facilities in Copenhagen and Germantown, MD, and its ISO 17025 accredited laboratory processes samples from clients around the world.
History
Cmbio, operating under the legal entity Clinical Microbiomics, is a science-led microbiome company. Its founders set out to build data assets that provide partners a measurable commercial and scientific advantage, a solid scientific footing, regulatory certainty and ultimately product success. The company places emphasis on the development and service in the field of clinical microbiomics, and describes itself as sitting at the interface between academia, business and clinical practice. Its laboratories are housed in dedicated facilities in Copenhagen and Germantown, MD.
Products and positioning
A science-led microbiome company and research and innovation partner for human, animal and planetary health, combining scientific rigor with practical use at the interface between academia, business and clinical practice.
Metagenomic Sequencing services
Advanced metagenomic sequencing services that sequence all DNA present in a sample, providing high-resolution microbiome analysis across multiple species in complex microbial communities.
NGS library preparation
Next-generation sequencing library preparation for amplicon (both 16S and 18S rRNA gene sequencing) and shotgun metagenomic sequencing.
DNA extraction
DNA extraction using optimized bead-beating and/or enzymatic lysis techniques, specializing in various specimens including low-biomass samples.
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