MycoToxin Profile

16 of the most common Mycotoxins produced by 5 Mycotoxin families Those Mycotoxins are:

Aflatoxins

• Aflatoxin B1
• Aflatoxin B2
• Aflatoxin G1
• Aflatoxin G2

Trichothecenes

• Stratoxin G
• Stratoxin H
• Isosatratoxin F
• Roridin A
• Roridin E
• Roridin H
• Roridin L-2
• Verrucarin J
• Verrucarin A

Other Mycotoxins

• Gliotoxin
• Ochratoxin A (OTA)
• Zearalenone (ZEA)

Testing Process

The Mycotoxin Panel is run using Enzyme-Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA).  An established immunological technique, ELISA is widely used to detect the presence of specific toxins in a patient’s urine.

The ELISA method detects mycotoxins that have been structurally modified within the body providing more accurate results than similar testing run through mass spectrometry.

Sample Report

See a Sample Report of the MycoToxin Profile here.

Specimen Requirements

The MycoToxin Panel requires a liquid urine sample, taken as a first morning void.