Gut Microbiota and Dysbiosis

The GA-Map Dysbiosis test is the first clinical test that identifies and characterises dysbiosis based on faecal specimens. It does this by exploiting single nucleotide differences in the 16S rRNA gene – a gene that is common to all bacteria. With 48 highly specific probes, the GA-map Dysbiosis Test identifies over 300 species of bacteria using cutting edge high throughput technology.