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Universal Antibiotic Resistance Genes
Useful panel for patients who have been hospitalized, treated with antibiotics, or who have stubborn, chronic infections.
Fecal Gluten Peptide
This test is a direct quantification of the 33-mer gliadin peptide present in stool samples and can be accurately detected several days after consumption of gluten.
Arabinitol: Why It Is More Reliable Than Arabinose for Identifying Yeast Overgrowth
GI-MAP Uncovers a Case of Candida Mistaken for IBS
A case of a 58-year-old female who presented to my clinic with a year-long history of chronic, life-affecting diarrhea.
GI-MAP’s qPCR Technology Identifies C. difficile in a Long-Suffering Patient
GI-MAP is a non-invasive stool test that can identify low-level pathogens other tests and invasive procedures may miss.
Understanding the Gut-Skin Connection with GI-MAP
Understanding the Gut Microbiome Through the Lens of the OMX Organic Metabolomics Test
Couple direct measurement of gut bacteria, fungi, and parasites in stool (GI‑MAP) with the metabolomic fingerprint of the gut microbiota (OMX).
Managing an H. pylori Infection with High-Risk Virulence Factors
Positive H. pylori virulence factors on the GI-MAP represent the genetic potential for an H. pylori strain to cause pathology.