Mycotoxin Profile - RealTime

$ 339.00

Mycotoxin Panel (urine) Mycotoxins are toxic metabolites naturally produced by fungal organisms (molds) and are known to cause cellular dysfunctions associated with various chronic symptoms and diseases. The symptoms of mycotoxin exposures can be non-specific, making effective testing a critical part of identifying mycotoxin exposures. The Mycotoxin Panel is run using Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA). The ELISA method detects myotoxins that have been structurally modified within the body providing more accurate results than similar testing run through mass spectrometry.

Mycotoxins Tested
STREAMLINED MARKERS
Thousands of mold species produce mycotoxins, however, the majority of the mycotoxins produced are the same. The top
16 mycotoxins metabolites from 5 mycotoxin families to provide a streamlined report.


16 Mycotoxin metabolites from 5 of the most common and toxic mycotoxin species are analyzed to provide a complete snapshot of potential toxic mold exposure..

AFLAXATOXINS
• Aflatoxin B1
• Aflatoxin B2
• Aflatoxin G1
• Aflatoxin G2

TRICHOTHECENES
• Satatoxin G
• Satratoxin H
• Isosatratoxin F
• Roridin A
• Roridin E
• Roridin H
• Roridin L-2
• Verrucarin J
• Verrucarin A

OTHER MYCOTOXINS
• Gliotoxin
• Ochratoxin A (OTA)
• Zearalenone (ZEA)

Overview


Mycotoxins Tested
STREAMLINED MARKERS
Thousands of mold species produce mycotoxins, however, the majority of the mycotoxins produced are the same. The top
16 mycotoxins metabolites from 5 mycotoxin families to provide a streamlined report.


16 Mycotoxin metabolites from 5 of the most common and toxic mycotoxin species are analyzed to provide a complete snapshot of potential toxic mold exposure..

AFLAXATOXINS
• Aflatoxin B1
• Aflatoxin B2
• Aflatoxin G1
• Aflatoxin G2

TRICHOTHECENES
• Satatoxin G
• Satratoxin H
• Isosatratoxin F
• Roridin A
• Roridin E
• Roridin H
• Roridin L-2
• Verrucarin J
• Verrucarin A

OTHER MYCOTOXINS
• Gliotoxin
• Ochratoxin A (OTA)
• Zearalenone (ZEA)

Practical


Specimen

FMV Urine (minimum 7ml)

Container

  • Urine vial provide 

Patient preparation

  • Collect a first-morning void specimen, meaning the first urination collected after a 6-8 hour period of time.
  • Collect a mid-stream urine catch, filling 1/2 of the collection cup.
  • Specimens should be sent to the lab within 48 hours of collection. If samples can not be shipped immediately, liquid samples should be frozen until the time of shipment.


Below you can find other relevant information in pdf format


Sample Report

Collection instructions ENG

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