• Tests Included:

  • Acetylcholin Receptor Antibodies – Detects antibodies that attack muscle receptors; helps diagnose myasthenia gravis.

  Summary: This test checks for immune activity against your muscles. High antibody levels can cause muscle weakness, and early detection helps doctors plan treatment.

Tests Included:

• ACTH – Measures a hormone from the pituitary that stimulates the adrenal glands.

• Cortisol (am & pm) – Measures the body’s stress hormone at different times of day.

• HGH (Human Growth Hormone) – Assesses growth hormone affecting muscle, bone, and metabolism.

Summary: This panel evaluates your adrenal and pituitary function. Imbalances may cause fatigue, weight changes, or hormone-related issues.

Tests Included:

• Aldosterone – Hormone that regulates sodium and water balance, affecting blood pressure.

• Renin – Enzyme that helps control blood pressure and fluid balance.

Summary: This test helps identify blood pressure and kidney disorders by assessing key hormones in fluid and electrolyte regulation.

Tests Included:

• Estradiol – Main estrogen hormone, regulates menstrual cycle.

• FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone) – Stimulates egg production in ovaries.

• LH (Luteinizing Hormone) – Triggers ovulation.

• Prolactin – Hormone affecting milk production and menstrual cycle.

Summary: This panel investigates missing or irregular periods and fertility-related hormone imbalances.

• Tests Included:

  • ANTI‑GBM (Anti‑Glomerular Basement Membrane Antibody) – Detects antibodies attacking kidney and lung membranes; elevated in Goodpasture’s syndrome, which can cause kidney failure and lung bleeding.

  • C‑ANCA (Cytoplasmic ANCA) – Detects antibodies linked to granulomatosis with polyangiitis; indicates inflammation of small blood vessels.

  • P‑ANCA (Perinuclear ANCA) – Detects antibodies associated with microscopic polyangiitis and some autoimmune diseases affecting small blood vessels.

  Summary: Helps diagnose autoimmune vasculitis and related disorders.

Tests Included:

• ESR (Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate) – Measures inflammation in the body.

• FBC (Full Blood Count) – Counts red and white blood cells and platelets.

• Iron – Measures iron levels essential for red blood cells.

• Reticulocytes Count – Checks young red blood cells production.

• TIBC (Total Iron Binding Capacity) – Measures blood’s capacity to carry iron.

Summary: Helps diagnose different types of anemia, determine causes, and guide treatment for fatigue or weakness.

• DHEA’S – Hormone that declines with age, affecting energy and sex drive.

• FSH & LH – Pituitary hormones regulating testosterone and sperm production.

• SHBG – Protein that binds testosterone, affecting availability.

• Testosterone – Main male sex hormone.

Why it matters: Evaluates age-related hormone changes in men affecting energy, mood, and sexual health.

• Tests Included:

  • ACE – Measures enzyme levels in blood. High ACE can indicate sarcoidosis or other inflammatory conditions affecting lungs and organs.

  Summary: Detects and monitors inflammation in organs like the lungs, especially in autoimmune or granulomatous diseases.

• Tests Included:

  • 4th Generation + p24 Ag – Comprehensive HIV screening.

  • FBC – Blood cell counts.

  • FBS – Fasting blood sugar.

  • FT4 – Thyroid hormone level.

  • Group – Blood type grouping.

  • HCV Ab IgG & IgM – Hepatitis C antibodies.

  • Hep Bs Ag – Hepatitis B surface antigen.

  • HIV 1 & 11 IgG – HIV antibody screening.

  • Rubella – Immunity or infection status.

  • SCT – Sickle cell test.

  • Toxoplasma IgG & IgM – Toxoplasmosis antibodies.

  • TSH – Thyroid‑stimulating hormone.

  • Varicella Zoster IgG – Chickenpox immunity.

  • VDRL – Syphilis screening.

  Summary: A broad pregnancy panel to check maternal health, infections, immunity, and key risk factors.

• Tests Included:

  • ANF – Detects antibodies attacking cell nuclei.

  • C3 – Measures complement protein, indicates autoimmune activity.

  • Rh Factor – Detects antibodies related to rheumatoid arthritis.

  Summary: Helps identify autoimmune conditions that affect joints, connective tissue, or other organs.

• Tests Included:

  • ANF – Detects antibodies attacking cell nuclei.

  • C3 – Measures complement protein, indicates autoimmune activity.

  • Rh Factor – Detects antibodies related to rheumatoid arthritis.

  Summary: Helps identify autoimmune conditions that affect joints, connective tissue, or other organs.

• Tests Included:

  • ANF – Antibodies attacking cell nuclei.

  • Anti-DNA – Detects antibodies against DNA.

  • Rh Factor – Checks for antibodies linked to rheumatoid arthritis.

  Summary: Evaluates for autoimmune disorders affecting connective tissues, joints, and internal organs.

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• Tests Included:

  • DPPX (6 Leucine Rich Glioma) – Detects specific brain-targeting antibodies.

  • Aminopeptidase-Like Protein – Detects antibodies affecting neurons.

  • Contactin-Associated Protein – Checks for antibodies linked to nerve disorders.

  • GABA Receptors (GABARB1/B2) – Detects antibodies affecting nerve signaling.

  • Glutamate Receptors (AMPA1 & AMPA2, GluR1/GluR2) – Checks for antibodies affecting excitatory brain signaling.

  • Glutamate Receptors (NMDA) – Detects antibodies linked to NMDA receptor encephalitis.

  • LGI1 Protein – Detects antibodies causing limbic encephalitis.

  • CASPR2 Protein – Detects antibodies linked to nerve and brain disorders.

  Summary: Detects antibodies affecting the brain and nervous system, helping diagnose autoimmune encephalitis and guiding neurological treatment.

• Tests Included:

  • Bicarbonate – Measures blood’s acid-base balance.

  • BUN (Blood Urea Nitrogen) – Checks kidney function.

  • Calcium – Important for bones, heart, and nerves.

  • CPK Total – Muscle enzyme; detects tissue damage.

  • Creatinine – Indicates kidney function.

  • Electrolytes – Sodium, potassium, chloride; important for fluid and nerve function.

  • LDH – Enzyme released during tissue damage.

  • Protein – Measures total proteins in blood.

  • RBS (Random Blood Sugar) – Checks blood sugar levels.

  • SGOT/AST – Liver and heart enzyme.

  • Troponin – Detects heart muscle damage.

  Summary: Evaluates overall metabolic function, kidney health, liver enzymes, and blood sugar. Helps detect early signs of disease or imbalance.

Includes: Alpha HBDH, AST, CK, CK-MB, LDH, Troponin

• Alpha HBDH (Alpha-Hydroxybutyrate Dehydrogenase): Enzyme released when heart muscle cells are damaged. Helps detect acute or recent cardiac injury.

• AST (Aspartate Aminotransferase): Liver and heart enzyme that rises when there is heart muscle damage.

• CK (Creatine Kinase): Enzyme found in heart, brain, and skeletal muscle. Elevated levels indicate muscle injury, including the heart.

• CK-MB (Creatine Kinase-MB fraction): Cardiac-specific form of CK. Used to detect heart attacks and assess severity.

• LDH (Lactate Dehydrogenase): Enzyme that rises in response to tissue damage, including the heart and other organs.

• Troponin (I or T): Highly specific marker for heart muscle injury. Elevated troponin levels are considered the gold standard for diagnosing myocardial infarction.

This panel is used to evaluate suspected heart damage, monitor patients with chest pain, and confirm or rule out acute myocardial infarction. By measuring multiple cardiac enzymes, doctors can detect heart muscle injury at different stages and guide timely treatment.

Includes: AMA‑M2, EJ, Jo‑1, M2‑3E, OJ, PL‑12, PL‑7, Ribosomal‑P protein, Ro‑52, SRP

• AMA‑M2: Detects antibodies associated with primary biliary cirrhosis.

• EJ: Antibody linked to inflammatory myopathies.

• Jo‑1: Antibody indicating polymyositis and dermatomyositis.

• M2‑3E: Detects mitochondrial antibodies related to liver autoimmune disorders.

• OJ: Marker for antisynthetase syndrome affecting muscles and lungs.

• PL‑12 / PL‑7: Antibodies associated with inflammatory muscle disease.

• Ribosomal‑P protein: Detects antibodies linked to lupus and other autoimmune conditions.

• Ro‑52: Antibody often present in systemic autoimmune diseases.

• SRP: Detects antibodies linked to severe muscle disease.
  This panel identifies autoimmune or inflammatory conditions affecting muscles, liver, or connective tissue.

Tests Included:

• CENPA, CENPB – Antibodies against centromere proteins; often seen in CREST syndrome (limited scleroderma).

• SP100, PML – Antibodies linked to autoimmune liver disease and connective tissue disorders.

• DS DNA (Double-Stranded DNA) – Highly specific for systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE).

• Histones – Antibodies elevated in drug-induced lupus or SLE.

• MI-2A, MI-2B, KU – Connective tissue autoantibodies; help differentiate autoimmune disorders.

• Nucleosomes – Nuclear protein antibodies linked with SLE.

• PCNA, DFS70 – PCNA may be present in SLE; DFS70 sometimes seen in healthy individuals or autoimmune conditions.

• RP11, RP155, GP210 – Antibodies associated with autoimmune liver disease.

• Sci-70, PM100, PM75 – Connective tissue autoantibodies; commonly elevated in systemic sclerosis.

• SS-A, Ro-52 (SSA) – Found in Sjögren’s syndrome and lupus.

• SS-B, RNP/SM, SM – Autoantibodies seen in Sjögren’s (SS-B) and lupus/mixed connective tissue disease (RNP/SM, SM).

Summary: Comprehensive autoimmune screen for connective tissue and systemic autoimmune disorders, helping doctors diagnose lupus, scleroderma, and Sjögren’s syndrome.

Tests Included:

• Anti-Gliadin IgA & IgG – Antibodies reacting to gluten; elevated in gluten intolerance or celiac disease.

• Anti-Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) – Highly specific for celiac disease, detects autoimmune response to gluten.

• DQ2/DQ8 – Genetic markers associated with celiac disease; not diagnostic alone but increases risk.

• Endomysial Abs IgA – Antibodies against the lining of muscle fibers; strongly linked to celiac disease.

• IgA Total (Immunoglobulin A) – Measures overall IgA levels; low IgA can affect interpretation of celiac tests.

Summary: Detects celiac disease and gluten sensitivity, ensuring accurate diagnosis and dietary guidance.

Tests Included:

• ACE (Sarcoidosis enzyme) – Elevated in inflammatory conditions affecting organs like lungs; sometimes associated with IBD complications.

• Anti-Saccharomyces Cerevisiae IgA – Antibody associated with Crohn’s disease.

• Anti-Saccharomyces Cerevisiae IgG – Another antibody linked to Crohn’s disease; complements the IgA test.

Summary: Supports diagnosis of Crohn’s disease and other inflammatory bowel conditions by detecting immune markers.

Tests Included:

• AMA-M2, M2-3E (BP0) – Autoantibodies linked to autoimmune liver disease.

• LG-1, SLA/LP, Ro-52 – Autoantibodies indicating autoimmune hepatitis or related liver disorders.

• Sp100, PMC, gp210, LKM-1 – Antibodies associated with autoimmune liver disease and chronic hepatitis.

Summary: Detects autoimmune liver diseases, aiding early diagnosis and monitoring.

• Includes multiple chemistry analytes: Albumin, ALT, AST, Bilirubin, Creatinine, Electrolytes, Total Protein, Urea, and others

  • Albumin: Protein made by the liver; low levels may indicate liver disease or malnutrition.

  • ALT (Alanine Aminotransferase) & AST (Aspartate Aminotransferase): Liver enzymes that increase when the liver is damaged.

  • Bilirubin (Total & Direct): Measures bile pigment levels to evaluate liver function and bile flow.

  • Creatinine: Indicates kidney function by measuring waste clearance.

  • Electrolytes (Sodium, Potassium, Chloride, etc.): Essential for fluid balance, nerve, and muscle function.

  • Total Protein: Measures total circulating proteins, reflecting liver and kidney health.

  • Urea: Evaluates kidney function and protein metabolism.

  This panel provides a comprehensive assessment of liver and kidney health and overall metabolic function.

Tests Included:

• Jo-1, SRP, PL-7 – Autoantibodies linked to inflammatory muscle disease.

• M1-2, KU, PM-Scl 100, PM-Scl 75 – Helps identify systemic autoimmune disorders affecting muscles.

• PL-12, EJ, OJ, RO-52 – Further antibodies to differentiate types of myositis.

Summary: Screens for muscle inflammation and autoimmune myopathies, helping guide treatment.

Tests Included:

• Amphiphysin – Antibody associated with autoimmune neurological disorders.

• CO2, PNMA2 (Ma2/Ta) – Antibodies linked to paraneoplastic neurological syndromes.

• Ri, Yo, Hu – Autoantibodies that may indicate autoimmune neurological disease or paraneoplastic syndromes.

Summary: Evaluates autoimmune conditions affecting the nervous system, often in patients with neurological symptoms or suspected paraneoplastic syndromes.

Tests Included:

• Anti-CCP Ab (RF) – Autoantibody specific for rheumatoid arthritis.

• CRP (C-Reactive Protein) – Measures inflammation level in the body.

• FBC w/ ESR – Full blood count with inflammation marker.

• HLA B27 – Genetic marker associated with autoimmune arthritis.

• Rheumatoid Factor – Antibody often elevated in rheumatoid arthritis.

• Uric Acid – High levels can indicate gout or metabolic issues.

Summary: Evaluates autoimmune and inflammatory joint conditions, including rheumatoid arthritis and gout.