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Ethanolamine
Measures the concentration of ethanolamine in blood.
Why This Biomarker Matters
Abnormal ethanolamine levels may indicate metabolic or liver disorders. This test helps identify rare genetic conditions or metabolic dysfunction requiring specialized management.
Overview
Ethanolamine is a compound found in blood that plays a role in cell membrane structure and lipid metabolism. Elevated or abnormal ethanolamine levels may indicate metabolic disorders, liver dysfunction, or certain genetic conditions affecting lipid synthesis. This test is sometimes used in specialized metabolic screening panels to evaluate unusual symptoms or suspected inborn errors of metabolism.
Research & Evidence
18 publications
Research data from MEDLINE/PubMed · 18 articles
Technical Information (LOINC Codes)
Standardized laboratory codes for this biomarker
2263-2Primary26593-426608-025910-126803-732239-634300-449633-113613-56881-72264-025405-2Available Lab Tests
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