A genotype refers to the actual inherited genetic material of an individual that can influence or determine certain characteristics or traits. A phenotype is how the genotype is actually expressed, that is the observable or measurable characteristics or traits of an individual.
What is the difference between genotype and phenotype?
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What are recommendations for maintaining optimal levels of fatty acids?
Flax seed oil as source of ALA from which EPA and DHA are synthesized
Fish oil or cod liver oil as direct sources of EPA and DHA
Evening primrose oil, borage oil or black currant oil as source of GLA if insufficiently synthesized
Hemp oil as source of both ALA and GLA
What if my MosaicDX test kit is expired?
Don’t panic. Most of the materials inside the kit are still usable. The expiration date on the kit or at least one of the included tubes has expired.
As a patient, how does the ordering process work for MosaicDX tests?
The ordering process for MosaicDX tests starts with your healthcare practitioner assessing your symptoms and recommending the most appropriate test.
Once a test has been recommended, collection kits can be conveniently ordered and delivered straight to your doorstep.
Is Glyphosate included in the TOXDetect Profile®?
Yes, Glyphosate is included in the TOXDetect Profile®. Visit the TOXDetect Profile® page to learn more.
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