Beta-Amino Isobutyric Acid, Urine

Understand what Beta-Amino Isobutyric Acid, Urine signals

LOINC codes: 14683-7, 18475-4, 21112-8, 22679-5, 22681-1, 22682-9, 22684-5, 22685-2, 22687-8, 22688-6, 22690-2, 22691-0, 22692-8, 22693-6, 22694-4, 22697-7, 22698-5, 22703-3, 22706-6, 22707-4, 22709-0, 22710-8, 22711-6, 25086-0, 25092-8, 25098-5, 25109-0, 25110-8, 25133-0, 25138-9, 25139-7, 26574-4, 26575-1, 26577-7, 26578-5, 26581-9, 26601-5, 26919-1, 32296-6
Commercial laboratory assays: 1

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Compare commercial laboratory assays for Beta-Amino Isobutyric Acid, Urine

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Amino Acid Analysis, LC/MS, Urine

Laboratory: Quest Diagnostics
Test code: 36183
Specimen: Urine
Fasting: Not stated
LOINC: 14683-7, 18475-4, 21112-8, 22679-5, 22681-1, 22682-9, 22684-5, 22685-2, 22687-8, 22688-6, 22690-2, 22691-0, 22692-8, 22693-6, 22694-4, 22697-7, 22698-5, 22703-3, 22706-6, 22707-4, 22709-0, 22710-8, 22711-6, 25086-0, 25092-8, 25098-5, 25109-0, 25110-8, 25133-0, 25138-9, 25139-7, 26574-4, 26575-1, 26577-7, 26578-5, 26581-9, 26601-5, 26919-1, 32296-6
Turnaround: Set up: Mon, Tues, Fri (a.m.)

Laboratory assay overview

Amino acid analysis is necessary for the diagnosis of a variety of inborn errors of metabolism. These include, but are not limited to, phenylketonuria, tyrosinemia, citrullinemia, non-ketotic hyperglycinemia, maple syrup urine disease, and homocystinuria. The assay is also key for the continued monitoring of treatment plans for these disorders and useful for assessing nutritional status of patients. Our methodology is highly accurate at very low levels as well as at elevated levels.

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Quest Diagnostics test directory, test code 36183

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