Tests

ANA screening blood serum test for antinuclear antibodies – an accurate analysis that quickly determines immunoglobulin levels.

Uric acid is an organic substance that is the end product of purine metabolism, which are part of the genomic composition of all cells in the human body.

Mycoplasma – a cell wall-less urogenital bacterium causing mycoplasmosis, an infectious inflammatory condition.

Human blood contains white blood cells – leukocytes – crucial for protective and restorative processes. They are divided into granular and agranular groups. The ratio of different white blood cell types in a sample, expressed as percentages, is called the leukocyte differential.

Lactate is lactic acid (LA) formed in the body from sugar fermentation (glucose breakdown).

Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) is an enzyme that facilitates the conversion of lactate (lactic acid) to pyruvate (PVA). This substance actively participates in glycolysis.

Luteinizing hormone (LH), lutropin, or luteotropin is a complex protein and peptide hormone synthesized in the anterior pituitary gland. It is produced in both female and male bodies. LH release occurs cyclically. Its concentration is minimal in childhood and increases during reproductive age.

This is creatine anhydride, one of the end products of nitrogen metabolism, formed by the cleavage of a phosphoric acid residue from creatine phosphate. It is a critical metabolite in muscle energy metabolism, excreted in urine. Its blood level depends on a person’s total muscle mass and kidney

IgM Antibodies (Measles) – specific protein substances in blood plasma that form a complex with pathogens and neutralize their negative effects over time.

The IgG particle consists of RNA, a protein capsid, and a lipid envelope.