Marker library
124 markers, explained
What it is, why it matters, what low and high mean, the ranges we use — and the source of every range. The same knowledge base the app uses.
124 markers
Blood count 18
MCVRDW (red cell distribution width)Lymphocytes (percentage)Leukocytes (WBC)PlateletsMCHCNeutrophils (abs.)Monocytes (abs.)Eosinophils (abs.)Basophils (abs.)Red blood cells (RBC)MCHHematocritNeutrophils (percentage)Lymphocytes (abs.)Monocytes (percentage)Eosinophils (percentage)Basophils (percentage)
Hormones 11
AMH (anti-Müllerian hormone)EstradiolFSHProgesteroneSHBGCortisol (morning)ProlactinTestosteroneLH (luteinising hormone)DHEA-SIGF-1
Inflammation 11
Specific IgE (allergen-specific)Histamine (plasma)ECP (eosinophil cationic protein)Tryptase (baseline)Diamine oxidase (DAO)hs-CRPHomocysteineFibrinogenESRProcalcitoninIgE (total)
Heart & vessels 11
ApoBTotal cholesterolnon-HDL cholesterolHDL cholesterolTriglyceridesLDL cholesterolTroponin (hs)NT-proBNPLp(a)ApoA1Omega-3 Index
Urine 11
Microalbumin (urine)Urobilinogen (urine)Urine pHUrine specific gravityRed blood cells in urineWhite blood cells in urineGlucose in urineProtein in urineKetones in urineNitrites in urineBilirubin in urine
Liver 9
Vitamins & minerals 8
Iron 7
FerritinHemoglobinTransferrinTransferrin saturationHaptoglobinIronTIBC (total iron-binding capacity)
Metabolism 6
Thyroid 5
TSHfT4 (free thyroxine)fT3 (free triiodothyronine)Anti-TPO antibodiesAnti-Tg antibodies (thyroglobulin)