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Adenovirus DNA

₦981,750.00

Test Name: Adenovirus DNA (PCR)Description: Molecular PCR assay to detect and quantify adenovirus DNA in clinical specimens. Highly sensitive and specific; detects infection even in immunocompromised patients.Clinical Use: Aids in diagnosing systemic or severe adenoviral infection when rapid or quantitative detection is required—especially in transplant recipients or neonates.Specimen: EDTA plasma preferred; swabs, CSF, urine, stool acceptable. Quant results may guide monitoring.

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Adenovirus IgG Abs

₦101,115.00

Test Name: Adenovirus IgG Antibodies, SerumDescription: Detects IgG antibodies against adenovirus, indicating past exposure or prior infection. By age 4, many children have positive IgG titers.Clinical Use: Limited for diagnosing acute infection; used for epidemiologic studies or to assess immune history. Fourfold titer rise between acute and convalescent sera indicates recent infection.Specimen: Serum collected early in illness and ~2–4 weeks later.

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Adenovirus IgM Abs

₦101,115.00

Test Name: Adenovirus IgM Antibodies, SerumDescription: Detects IgM antibodies directed against adenovirus—usually a marker of recent or current infection.Clinical Use: Useful when PCR unavailable; combined with IgG titers or rising titer documentation helps confirm recent infection.Specimen: Acute-phase serum; may require follow-up convalescent sample.

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Adiponectin*

₦303,450.00

Test Name: Adiponectin, SerumDescription: Measures adiponectin, a hormone (adipokine) secreted by fat cells that regulates glucose and lipid metabolism, enhances insulin sensitivity, and has anti-inflammatory effects.Clinical Use: Used to assess risk of metabolic syndrome, type 2 diabetes, insulin resistance, and cardiovascular disease. Low levels correlate strongly with obesity-related metabolic dysfunction.Specimen: Fasting serum or plasma; 1 mL; stable cold for days.

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Adrenal Cortex Abs

₦130,725.00

Test Name: Adrenal Cortex Autoantibodies, SerumDescription: Detects autoantibodies against adrenal cortex enzymes or antigens, often associated with autoimmune adrenalitis.Clinical Use: Supports diagnosis of autoimmune Addison’s disease or polyglandular autoimmune syndromes.Specimen: Serum sample.

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Adrenoleucodistrophy . ABCD1 . MLPA

₦1,785,000.00

Test Name: ABCD1 Gene MLPA for AdrenoleukodystrophyDescription: Uses MLPA (Multiplex Ligation‑dependent Probe Amplification) to detect deletions or duplications in the ABCD1 gene, causal for X‑linked adrenoleukodystrophy.Clinical Use: Used to diagnose adrenoleukodystrophy in males/family screening when deletion/duplication suspected.Specimen: DNA from blood; specialized genetic test.

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Adrenoleucodistrophy . ABCD1 . Sanger

₦2,730,000.00

Test Name: ABCD1 Gene Sequencing (Sanger) for AdrenoleukodystrophyDescription: Sequencing of the ABCD1 gene to detect point mutations or small indels causing X‑linked adrenoleukodystrophy.Clinical Use: Diagnoses cases where MLPA is negative; important for genetic counseling and carrier detection.Specimen: Blood-derived DNA.

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Aerobic Culture

₦5,670.00

Test Name: Aerobic Bacterial CultureDescription: Culture of clinical specimens (e.g., wound, urine, sputum, blood) under aerobic conditions to isolate bacteria capable of growth in oxygen.Clinical Use: Identifies bacterial pathogens, allows antibiotic susceptibility testing to guide treatment.Specimen: Depends on source; sterile technique; often multiple mL or swab.

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Albumin Aspirate

₦5,670.00

Test Name: Albumin in Aspirate FluidDescription: Measures albumin protein concentration in aspirated body fluids (e.g. pleural, peritoneal) to help distinguish exudates vs transudates.Clinical Use: Enables Light’s criteria assessment for fluid characterization.Specimen: Fluids collected via aspiration.

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Reducing Substances Urine

₦5,670.00

Test Name: Reducing Substances, UrineDescription: A qualitative screening test (e.g. Clinitest or Benedict’s reagent) to detect reducing sugars like glucose, galactose, fructose and lactose in urine. Primarily used to screen newborns/children for inborn errors of carbohydrate metabolism (e.g. galactosaemia, hereditary fructose intolerance).Clinical Use: A positive result suggests metabolic disorders or glycosuria and necessitates confirmatory quantitative testing.Specimen: Fresh random urine (~2 mL), refrigerated if delayed; test promptly.

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10ml Freezer Box (36 Wells)

₦11,760.00

Test Name: 10 mL Freezer Box (36 Wells)Description: Storage consumable—a polypropylene sample box with 36 wells, each sized for 10 mL cryovials. Used for organized long‑term frozen specimen storage in biobanking and high‑throughput labs.Use: Keeps samples frozen and stable; compatible with –80 °C freezers.

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1st Trimester Downs Screen

₦325,500.00

Test Name: First‑Trimester Down Syndrome ScreeningDescription: Combines fetal ultrasound (nuchal translucency) with maternal blood markers (e.g. PAPP‑A, free β‑hCG) between 11+0 and 13+6 weeks gestation to estimate risk for trisomy‑21 and trisomy‑18.Clinical Use: Non‑diagnostic risk assessment identifying ~85‑90% of Down syndrome pregnancies; high‑risk cases referred for diagnostic tests (CVS or amnio).Timing: 11 to 13 weeks + 6 days; results typically available in ~1 week.

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