Transforming the Understanding
of Trauma’s Impact
Trauma Autoimmune Indicator™ (TAI) Screening
How Does It Work?
Our TAI™ test uses RNA biomarker technology to analyze the body's response to stress. It measures biomarkers associated with inflammatory processes, providing healthcare professionals with objective data for consideration alongside a full clinical assessment. This information contributes to a broader understanding of individual wellness patterns.
TAI™ Screening Advantages
The TAI™ test provides information on biomarker levels that may be associated with stress response. It is designed for use by healthcare professionals as part of a comprehensive evaluation. The test process efficiently analyzes inflammatory biomarkers and can be adapted to various patient populations.
Precise Measurement of Inflammatory Biomarkers
Provides Actionable Biological Data
Designed for Widespread Clinical Use
Toward a New Understanding of Trauma's Impact
The profound effects of traumatic stress on long-term wellness are increasingly clear. While traditional approaches often focus on care after symptoms emerge, iXpressGenes is pioneering research into a different path.
Our research focuses on the biological response to stress. The iXpressGenes TAI™ test is a laboratory-developed test that measures specific biomarkers to provide objective data on the body's inflammatory and immune activity. This information is intended for use by healthcare providers as a single component of a broader clinical assessment, offering a biological perspective to inform a more complete picture of an individual's wellness.
Exploring New Approaches in Trauma Support
iXpressGenes is researching the biological impact of trauma. The TAI™ test is a laboratory-developed test that provides information on biomarker levels associated with the body's response to stress. This data is intended for consideration by healthcare professionals as part of a comprehensive clinical evaluation. Our goal is to contribute to a better understanding of trauma's effects on the body.
The TAI™ Sreening Process
