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Amino acids - chromatography

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Eurofins Biomnis code

AAS

Synonyms

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  • Aminogram

Clinic significance

There are a total of 20 amino acids. Of these, 8 are referred to as essential (leucine, isoleucine, lysine, methionine, phenylalanine, threonine, tryptophan and valine) because they can only be obtained from food and therefore must be present in the diet. Amino acid levels are highly variable and their metabolism is dependent on hormonal, metabolic and dietary factors. Pathological modifications of amino acids may be due to either metabolic problems (impaired kidney or liver function) or enzyme deficiencies.

Prenalytics

  • 1 mL
  • heparinised plasma (do not use tubes with gel separators)
  • FROZEN

Further information

  • 1 individual aliquot for this analysis.
  • Fasting sample
  • Sample to be frozen within 1 hour. Home sampling is not advisable.
  • Enclose the specific clinical information form (R1-INTGB : Amino Acids - Organic Acids)

Methodology

UPLC-MS

Turnaround time

1 week


Pathologist(s) in charge
Biomnis Lyon
Specialty
Analytical Chemistry
Contact(s)
Dr Gilles PANTEIX
Phone(s)
+334 72 80 10 41