Institute of Human Genetics | Martinistr. 52, Hamburg – Germany
https://www.uke.de/english/departments-institutes/institutes/human-genetics/index.html |
Contact Person PD Dr. Maja Hempel | m.hempel@uke.de |
Available molecular techniques:
Tests that are being offered in this lab | |||
Amino and organic acids disorders (AOA) | |||
Aminoacidopaties | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Urea cycle disorders | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Organic acidurias | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Fatty Acid Oxidation (FAO Disorders) | |||
FAO disorders | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Glycogen storage diseases (GSD) | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Carbohydrate disorders other than GSD
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Sanger sequencing available | ||
Ketogenesis disorders | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Ketolysis disorders | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSD) | |||
Sphingolipidoses | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Gangliosidoses | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Sphingolipid synthesis | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Mucopolysaccharidoses | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Oligosaccharidoses | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Peroxisomal Disorders (PD) | |||
Single peroxisomal enzyme deficiencies | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Peroxisome biogenesis | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Disorders of Cholesterol Synthesis | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Bile Acid Synthesis | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Phospholipid and Glycosphingolipid Synthesis | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Congenital Disorders of glycosylation and Disorders of intracellular trafficking (CDG) | |||
O-glycosylation deficiencies | Sanger sequencing available | ||
N-glycosylation deficiencies | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Disorders of Neuromodulators and other small Molecules (NOMS) | |||
Porphyrias | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Neurotransmitter disorders | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Purine and Pyrimidine metabolism | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Disorders of Pyruvate Metabolism, Krebs cycle defects, mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation disorders, disorders of thiamine transport and metabolism (PM-MD) | |||
mtDNA genes | Sanger sequencing available | ||
Nuclear mitochondrial genes | Sanger sequencing available | ||
* The turnaround time for all the above-mentioned tests is 2-4 weeks | |||
Databases used to link variants with clinical phenotype: Clinvar, Decipher,HGMD (Human Gene Mutation Database), In house, gnomAD |
Arbeitsbereich Neugeborenenscreening und Stoffwechseldiagnostik
In house metabolic laboratory
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Martinistr. 52 Hamburg, Germany
https://www.uke.de/english/departments-institutes/centers/diagnostics/index.html |
Contact person Prof. Dr. R. Santer | r.santer@uke.de |
Metabolite Tests |
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Type of Test | Name of |
Amino and organic acids disorders (AOA) | |
Urine | Amino acids qualitative |
Amino acids quantitative | |
Homocitrulline (special assay) | |
Organic acids qualitative | |
Organic acids quantitative | |
Orotic acid | |
Oxalate | |
Succinylacetone | |
Sulfite test | |
Plasma
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Amino acids quantitative |
Acylcarnitines | |
Carnitine, free and total | |
Methylmalonic acid (MMA) | |
Organic acids profile | |
Succinylacetone | |
Total homocysteine | |
Dry blood spots | Acylcarnitines |
Amino acids | |
Total homocysteine | |
CSF | Aminoacids |
Fatty Acid Oxidation (C-FAO Disorders) | |
Urine | Reducing substances |
Sugars qualitative | |
Plasma | 3-OH-butyrate and acetoacetate |
Galactose | |
Dry blood spots | Gal and Gal-1P semiquantitative |
Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSD) | |
Urine
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Glycosaminoglycans qualitative (screening tests) |
Glycosaminoglycans quantitative | |
L-Cystine | |
Oligosaccharides TLC | |
Sialyloligosaccharides TLC | |
Sulfatides | |
White blood cells | Cystine |
Peroxisomal Disorders (PD) | |
Plasma
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Cholesterol, |
Very long chain fatty acids- VLCFA | |
Congenital Disorders of glycosylation and Disorders of intracellular trafficking (CDG) | |
Plasma | N-Glycosylation: Capillary electrophoresis, |
N-Glycosylation: Isoelectric focusing | |
Disorders of Neuromodulators and other small Molecules (NOMS) | |
Urine
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Porphyrins and porphyrin precursors |
U-Copper (24h) | |
Plasma | p-Copper |
p-Ceruloplasmin | |
CSF | N-acetylaspartylglutamic acid (NAAG), |
Erythrocytes: | Protoporphyrin |
Disorders of Pyruvate Metabolism, Krebs cycle defects, mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation disorders, disorders of thiamine transport and metabolism (PM-MD) | |
Urine | Creatine, |
creatinine, | |
guanidinoacetate, | |
CSF | Pyruvate/lactate |
Enzyme Tests |
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Type of Disease | Yes or No | |
Amino and organic acids disorders (AOA) | ||
Aminoacidopathies | No | |
Organic Acidurias | Yes | |
Urea cycle disorders | No | |
Fatty Acid Oxidation (C-FAO Disorders) | ||
Glycogen storage diseases |
No | |
Carbohydrate diseases other than Glycogen storage diseases |
Yes | |
Fatty acid oxidation and carnitine transport disorders |
No | |
Disorders of Ketogenesis and Ketolysis | No | |
Lysosomal Storage Disorders (LSD) | ||
Mucopolysaccharidoses | Yes | |
Sphingolipidoses | Yes | |
Oligosaccharidosis | Yes | |
Mucolipidoses | Yes | |
Lysosomal glycogen storage disease (Pompe disease) | Yes | |
Peroxisomal Disorders (PD) | ||
Peroxisome biogenesis | No | |
Single peroxisomal enzyme deficiencies | No | |
Disorders of Cholesterol synthesis | No | |
Bile Acid Synthesis | No | |
Phospholipid and Glycosphingolipid Synthesis | No | |
Congenital Disorders of glycosylation and Disorders of intracellular trafficking (CDG) | ||
N-glycosylation disorders | No | |
O-glycosylation disorders | No | |
Disorders of Neuromodulators and other small Molecules (NOMS) | ||
Neurotransmitter disorders | No | |
Porphyrias | No | |
Disorders of Purine and pyrimidine metabolism | No | |
Disorders of Pyruvate Metabolism, Krebs cycle defects, mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation disorders, disorders of thiamine transport and metabolism (PM-MD) | ||
Creatine metabolism | No | |
Pyruvate dehydrogenase | No | |
TCA-cycle enzymes | No | |
Respiratory chain disorders | No |