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Reference Interval:
#ExistRefRangeTable> | | | | 0-5 months µmol/g creatinine
| 6-11 months µmol/g creatinine
| 1-3 years µmol/g creatinine
| 4-12 years µmol/g creatinine
| 13 years and older µmol/g creatinine
| | Alanine
| 637-2159
| 319-1434
| 292-1151
| 151-814
| 142-602
| | Arginine
| 0-124
| 0-97
| 0-80
| 0-62
| 0-44
| | Asparagine
| 0-743
| 0-319
| 0-283
| 0-257
| 0-204
| | Aspartic Acid
| 18-142
| 27-106
| 18-89
| 9-89
| 18-62
| | Citrulline
| 0-97
| 0-71
| 0-62
| 0-44
| 0-35
| | Cystine
| 62-345
| 53-133
| 53-186
| 35-106
| 27-151
| | Glutamine
| 460-2027
| 655-1744
| 398-2089
| 177-1177
| 177-673
| | Glutamic Acid
| 0-266
| 0-159
| 0-97
| 0-80
| 0-106
| | Glycine
| 1859-9709
| 1009-3938
| 974-3151
| 566-2177
| 381-1531
| | Histidine
| 638-3027
| 814-2460
| 602-2540
| 381-1912
| 230-1354
| | Homocystine
| Not Detected
| Not Detected
| Not Detected
| Not Detected
| Not Detected
| | Hydroxyproline
| 0-2832
| 0-195
| 0-115
| 0-115
| 0-115
| | Isoleucine
| 0-53
| 0-53
| 0-53
| 0-53
| 0-35
| | Leucine
| 27-221
| 35-142
| 27-159
| 27-142
| 27-97
| | Lysine
| 133-1761
| 115-699
| 89-611
| 89-602
| 62-513
| | Methionine
| 53-239
| 71-257
| 44-257
| 35-177
| 18-142
| | Ornithine
| 0-168
| 0-71
| 0-71
| 0-62
| 0-44
| | Phenylalanine
| 35-283
| 97-248
| 62-274
| 44-230
| 27-168
| | Proline
| 0-1885
| 0-124
| 0-80
| 0-80
| 0-80
| | Serine
| 372-2496
| 443-1213
| 283-1097
| 204-823
| 186-443
| | Taurine
| 53-2000
| 80-1089
| 106-1770
| 151-2036
| 142-1593
| | Threonine
| 151-1221
| 124-496
| 89-549
| 80-319
| 62-257
| | Tyrosine
| 53-487
| 97-478
| 89-425
| 53-310
| 27-204
| | Valine
| 27-230
| 53-168
| 0-71
| 27-151
| 27-115
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| Interpretive Data: |
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| Note: |
Common indications for urine amino acid testing include clinical situations such as: 1) acute life-threatening episode, 2) failure to thrive, 3) recurrent vomiting, 4) neurological deterioration, 5) hyperammonemia, 6) lethargy, 7) metabolic acidosis, 8) testing or following therapy for a specific inborn error of metabolism (PKU, MSUD, tyrosinemia, etc.), and 9) kidney stones. Listing of clinical information is particularly important for appropriate interpretation.
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| CPT Code(s): |
82139
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#ExistCrossReferences>
Cross References: |
Quantitative Plasma & Urinary Amino Acids (Amino Acids Quantitative, Urine) |
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