Gut Microbiota - Metagenomic Analysis

Description

The Gut Microbiota Test is the study to detect potential alterations in the gut microbiota, such as dysbiosis, overgrowth, infections, alterations in microbiota functions, bacterial diversity, hydrogen sulfide, methane and other critical parameters.

The analysis detects all microorganisms present in the stool sample. Therefore, it enables the identification of all pathogenic and non-pathogenic microbes.

Advanced Technology

Nanopore NGS sequencing that provides greater depth and precision in microbial identification compared to traditional methods.

Comprehensive Analysis

Detects pathogenic bacteria, E. coli strains, parasites and intestinal worms. Identifies all microorganisms present in stool.

Technology

Maximum-Depth Nanopore NGS Technology

We use Nanopore NGS sequencing technology that represents the state of the art in metagenomic analysis, providing a sequencing depth superior to traditional methods.

Sample

Sample Collection and Processing

Fresh stool sample collected in a sterile container. Collection kit included with detailed instructions.

Results

Complete Results Report

The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the gut microbial composition with clinical interpretation and personalized recommendations.

Clinical indications

Microbiota Alterations

• Dysbiosis: Intestinal microbial imbalance
• Bacterial overgrowth: SIBO and related conditions
• Intestinal infections: Bacteria, parasites and helminths
• Metabolic alterations: Hydrogen sulfide and methane

Specialized Detection

• Pathogenic bacteria: Harmful and opportunistic species
• E. coli strains: Specific pathogenic variants
• Intestinal parasites: Protozoa and other parasites
• Intestinal worms: Helminths and nematodes

Complete Analysis

Detects ALL microorganisms present in the stool sample:

• Beneficial microbiota
• Bacterial diversity
• Metabolic functions