Copper in daily urine (chromatography)
The OLYMP clinical diagnostic laboratory uses mass spectrometry to analyze the concentrations of trace elements and toxic substances in daily urine. This method allows metabolic disorders to be identified, the excretion of elements to be assessed, and heavy metal poisoning to be diagnosed.
Daily urine is a reliable indicator for testing metabolism and the excretion of trace elements from the body, making it a valuable biomaterial for assessing toxic effects.
Copper plays a key role in the functioning of many enzymes and is involved in metabolism. However, its excess can cause intoxication and negatively affect the liver and kidneys.