Bio Spec Overview
Ignite Creation Date:
2025-12-25 @ 1:22 AM
Last Modification Date:
2025-12-25 @ 1:22 AM
Retention:
SAMPLES_WITH_DNA
Description:
This study involves the collection and retention of the following biospecimens:
Venous whole blood (liquid samples): Collected via standard venipuncture into during fasting and follow-up timepoints to assess metabolic, hormonal, and inflammatory biomarkers.
Capillary blood (dried blood spot samples): Self-collected by participants in the clinic and at home using finger-prick methods and spotted onto a collection fdevice. These samples are used for remote monitoring of selected biomarkers including HbA1c.
Stool samples: Self-collected by participants in the clinic and at home using standardized kits.
All biospecimens are retained for future analysis of physiological responses to long-term fasting and the food reintroduction phase.
Venous whole blood (liquid samples): Collected via standard venipuncture into during fasting and follow-up timepoints to assess metabolic, hormonal, and inflammatory biomarkers.
Capillary blood (dried blood spot samples): Self-collected by participants in the clinic and at home using finger-prick methods and spotted onto a collection fdevice. These samples are used for remote monitoring of selected biomarkers including HbA1c.
Stool samples: Self-collected by participants in the clinic and at home using standardized kits.
All biospecimens are retained for future analysis of physiological responses to long-term fasting and the food reintroduction phase.
Section:
This study involves the collection and retention of the following biospecimens:
Venous whole blood (liquid samples): Collected via standard venipuncture into during fasting and follow-up timepoints to assess metabolic, hormonal, and inflammatory biomarkers.
Capillary blood (dried blood spot samples): Self-collected by participants in the clinic and at home using finger-prick methods and spotted onto a collection fdevice. These samples are used for remote monitoring of selected biomarkers including HbA1c.
Stool samples: Self-collected by participants in the clinic and at home using standardized kits.
All biospecimens are retained for future analysis of physiological responses to long-term fasting and the food reintroduction phase.