All Tests

Aspergillus fumigatus IgG (ASPF) PCR
ASPF: Request Form from EU
ASPF: Request Form from USA
Part of the "MOLP panel" (CALB+ASPN+PENC+CLAH+ALTA+ASPF)
Sample required: 2 ml serum. Stable for 24 hours at ambient temperature, for one week at 4°C. For longer periods, centrifuge the serum tube, aliquot and store at –20° / –80°C

Bsm1 and Fok1 are two SNP's in the gene coding for VDR (vitamin D receptor).VDR is not only involved in skeletal metabolism but also in modulation of immune response, regulation of cell proliferation and differentiation. VDR dysfunction has been linked with osteoarthritis, cancer, diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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GVDR: Request Form from EU
GVDR: Request Form from USA
Whole blood-based tests : 2 ml whole blood in EDTA tube. Keep at ambient temperature or 4°C. Stable for 48 hours. Do not freeze

Intolerance to lactase can lead to strong intestinal dysfunction. This relatively common condition has a genetic origin namely a polymorphism in the gene coding for lactase, an enzyme responsible for the digestion of lactose.
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LACT: Request Form from EU
LACT: Request Form from USA
Whole blood-based tests : 2 ml whole blood in EDTA tube. Keep at ambient temperature or 4°C. Stable for 48 hours. Do not freeze

PHELIX PHAGE TEST: A Breakthrough way to detect intracellular bacteria, and an answer to non-diagnostic ill people.
Phages belong to the simplest and most primitive form of life (viruses). They are extraordinarily specific for the bacterial host that they infect to propagate. They can rapidly infect their host and insert its genetic material into their host. As a result, they produce large numbers of copies that can further infect (and in some specific cases decimate) the bacteria causing the infection. Most importantly, bacteriophages can have a killing capacity.
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Sample report Phage test
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Tick borne Disease-Related Testing

PCR tests are available to assess the presence of bacterial DNA in body fluids or tissues. This test can be done on blood, body fluids (cerebrospinal fluid, saliva, vaginal swabs, etc.), biopsies (intestinal, skin, etc.), ticks, etc.
PCR tests: Request Form from EU
PCR tests: Request Form from USA

Immunassays are available for assessing the presence of antibodies against following bacterias in human serum samples: ZONP, TULAR, LEPTO, BruCAPT
Immunassays: Request Form from EU
Immunassays: Request Form from USA


ZONP Zoonosis screening (serology)
BruCAPT Brucella serology
TULAR Tularemia serology
SeroEB Vimas Epstein-Barr virus
SCHIS Schistosomiasis
FILAR Filariasis (Philariasis)
FASCIO Fascioliasis

Immunoblot tests (results provided with diagram) are available for assessing the presence of antibodies against following bacterias in human serum samples:
Immunoblots: Request Form from EU
Immunoblots: Request Form from USA


SeroBORREL Borrelia IgG & IgM immunoblot Borrelia burgdorferi ss, B. afzelii, B. gariniii,
SeroYERS Yersinia IgG & IgA immunoblot
SeroEBVblot Epstein-Barr virus IgG & IgA immunoblot
SeroTORCH COMBO TORCH IgG & IgM immunoblot Toxoplasma gondii, rubella virus, cytomegalovirus (CMV),
SeroPARVO Parvovirus B19 IgG & IgM immunoblot
SeroHSV1/2 Herpes virus 1&2 IgG immunoblot
SeroCHLAM Chlamydias IgG & IgA immunoblot, Chlamydia pneumoniae, Chlamydia
SeroHPylor Helicobacter pylori IgG & IgA immunoblot

Mycoplasmas are atypical bacteria that live as intra- or extracellular parasites. Mycoplasmas can be transmitted through aerosols (M. pneumoniae, M. fermentans, both of which are found in the saliva); sexual transmission is also frequent (M. genitalium).
Mycoplasmas: Request Form from EU
Mycoplasmas: Request Form from USA
Sample required: Blood: 2 ml whole blood in EDTA tube. Stable for 48hours. For longer periods freeze at –20°C or –80°C

Borrelia burgdorferi are gram-negative spirochete bacteria that cause Lyme disease. Spirochetes are a group of phylogenetically distinct bacteria that have a unique mode of motility by means of axial filaments (endoflagella).
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Borb: Request Form from EU
Borb: Request Form from USA
EN – Tick-Borne Diseases Testing
Sample required: Blood: 2 ml whole blood in EDTA tube. Stable for 48hours. For longer periods freeze at –20°C or –80°C

Cortisol (diurne): Request Form
Saliva samples (5 sampling times) in special kits (please ask for kits and sampling instructions). Send on ambient temperature.

HHV8: Request Form from EU
HHV8: Request Form from USA
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Sample required: Blood: 2 ml whole blood in EDTA tube. Stable for 48 hours. For longer periods freeze at –20°C or –80°C

TGF-§1: Request Form from EU
TGF-§1: Request Form from USA
Serum-based tests : 2 ml SERUM. Centrifuge immediately after clotting. Keep at ambient temperature or 4°C for 24h. For longer periods, aliquot, freeze and ship frozen.