DNA diagnostics for a predisposition to celiac disease (gluten intolerance)

Book an appointment

Genetic testing fees

FULL

88 ^BYN

Testing of 2 genes
Professor’s conclusion

Offer a chance for genetic testing!!!. A gift certificate is a great and valuable thing!!! For more details, please contact us by phone.

FAQs

Is special preparation required before providing test material?

No, it is not necessary. There is no need to follow a diet or perform any other special actions before providing material for testing. Taking medications, alcohol etc. will not affect genetic testing results either.

How soon will test results be ready?

Up to 35 working days from the date of signing an agreement. In fact, much sooner: 2-3 weeks.

What do I need to have with me to submit material for testing?

You should have your passport and money on you. Minors must be accompanied by an adult.

What are your working hours?

Our working hours for clients with a booked appointment and providing test results.
On working days: Monday ‒ Thursday, from 9:00 till 17:30; on Fridays: from 9:00 till 16:30.
Days off: Saturday & Sunday.

What biological material is collected for testing and how?

For testing, buccal epithelium (epithelium of the inner part of your cheeks) is collected with a special cotton swab. It is done by a client himself or herself in the presence of a laboratory diagnostics doctor. Blood is not collected.

Can I send biological material for testing by post?

Yes, it is possible. Please follow the link for detailed instructions. The test results can be received in hard copy by mail to your home directly. Where DNA cannot be isolated from the sample provided, you will need to reimburse the cost of the reagents used.

View all FAQs

Accreditation

The Certificate of Conformity to STB ISO 9001-2015 No. BY/112 05.01. 077.01 00132 valid till December 3, 2026

License

License of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Belarus for the right to provide medical services of June 17, 2011, No. 02040/6875

Certificate

Certificate of the Reference Institute for Bioanalytics, Bonn, Germany (Referenzinstitut für Bioanalytik, Bonn, Deutschland) issued on April 3, 2021

Functions of the studied genes

DQ (A1)
31.50 BYN
A genetic predisposition to celiac disease is determined by the presence of the haplotype DQB1*02:01; DQA1*05:01 (*02:01) or DQB1*03:02; and DQA1*03 in the genome. Genetic testing allows excluding the diagnosis of celiac disease or identifying an existing predisposition to this pathology. The trigger of celiac disease is the intake of a number of cereal proteins with food. The inability of human gastrointestinal enzymes to digest cereal proteins leads to the formation of gliadin peptides. These are HLA-DQ2 and HLA-DQ8 molecules that have a high affinity with gliadin peptides and present them to immune cells.

DQ (B1)
31.50 BYN
A genetic predisposition to celiac disease is determined by the presence of the haplotype DQB1*02:01; DQA1*05:01 (*02:01) or DQB1*03:02; and DQA1*03 in the genome. Genetic testing allows excluding the diagnosis of celiac disease or identifying an existing predisposition to this pathology. The trigger of celiac disease is the intake of a number of cereal proteins with food. The inability of human gastrointestinal enzymes to digest cereal proteins leads to the formation of gliadin peptides. These are HLA-DQ2 and HLA-DQ8 molecules that have a high affinity with gliadin peptides and present them to immune cells.

Mandatory services

Mandatory service
4 BYN
Registration, escorting. Collection of biological material (buccal epithelium) of a person.

Mandatory service
14 BYN
Isolation of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) from a test sample.

Mandatory service
12 BYN
Development of a genetic passport based on the genetic testing results of your booked order.

- The genes marked with this symbol cannot be selected for testing separately from each other. Please contact us by phone for details.

Book an appointment