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Environmental exposures

Spot the possible exposures and contaminants worth looking at first, then choose the habits or exposure categories to revisit.

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4 Bio-Signatures, 76 biomarkers, a reading tailored to you in TwinMe

Environmental exposures

A Bio-Signature is computed by a statistical algorithm from biomarkers associated with the same dimension of health or well-being. It shows what is going well, what deserves your attention, the leads worth exploring, and what you can follow over time.

What this shows you

Personal care and cosmetics

Groups the compounds associated with products applied to the skin: UV filters, surfactants, preservatives, fragrances and skin repellents.

Scientific details Close the list : Personal care and cosmetics 16 related biomarkers
Complete list

16 related biomarkers

These biomarkers appear in catalogue order. They are grouped to put this Bio-Signature in context.

  • pH adjuster and emulsifier (triethanolamine)
  • Cinnamyl alcohol, a fragrance and aroma compound
  • DEET-related compound
  • DHHB / Uvinul A Plus (UVA filter)
  • Ectoine (a cosmetic active)
  • Icaridin (an insect repellent)
  • Methylparaben, a cosmetic preservative
  • N-Lauroylsarcosine (a personal care surfactant)
  • Octinoxate (UV filter)
  • Personal care surfactant (lauramide type)
  • Triisopropanolamine, a multi-purpose amine
  • Height
  • Weight
  • Age
  • Gender
  • Questionnaire answers

A biomarker may contribute to several Bio-Signatures and does not, on its own, represent a result or diagnosis.

What this shows you

Plastics and packaging

Groups the compounds associated with packaging and plastics: plasticizers, phthalates, ink photoinitiators and stabilizers.

Scientific details Close the list : Plastics and packaging 11 related biomarkers
Complete list

11 related biomarkers

These biomarkers appear in catalogue order. They are grouped to put this Bio-Signature in context.

  • ITX (packaging ink photoinitiator)
  • Octadecylamine (stearylamine), a fatty amine
  • Packaging ink photoinitiator (4-MBP family)
  • Phthalate (MiBP-type monoester)
  • Food film plasticizer (DEHA)
  • Tinuvin 770 (plastics stabilizer)
  • Height
  • Weight
  • Age
  • Gender
  • Questionnaire answers

A biomarker may contribute to several Bio-Signatures and does not, on its own, represent a result or diagnosis.

What this shows you

Food contaminants

Groups the compounds of dietary origin: plant constituents, fermentation and cooking aromas, natural sugars, fatty acids and agricultural residues.

Scientific details Close the list : Food contaminants 43 related biomarkers
Complete list

43 related biomarkers

These biomarkers appear in catalogue order. They are grouped to put this Bio-Signature in context.

  • 4-Hydroxybenzaldehyde
  • Alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3)
  • Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), a marine omega-3
  • Gluconic acid
  • Myrsinoic acid B (a plant compound)
  • Oleic acid (a dietary fatty acid)
  • Ricinoleic acid, a castor oil fatty acid
  • Plant-derived sesquiterpenic acid
  • Vanillic acid
  • Alliin (a garlic marker)
  • Fermented food compound
  • Coniferaldehyde (a spice and wood compound)
  • Diphenylamine, an antioxidant and preservative
  • ent-Kaurene (a plant diterpene)
  • Licoflavone-type flavonoid (a plant compound)
  • Plant glucoside (roseoside type)
  • Maltol (processed form)
  • Mannitol (multi-source polyol)
  • Melezitose (a natural honey sugar)
  • Herbicide metabolite (pinoxaden type)
  • Monoolein, a food emulsifier
  • Oleoylethanolamide (a natural lipid)
  • Perseitol, an avocado polyol
  • Phenylacetaldehyde (a floral and honey aroma)
  • Piperanine (a black pepper alkaloid)
  • Amitraz transformation product
  • Fructosylated pyroglutamate (a cooking compound)
  • Yam sapogenin (a plant steroid)
  • Solanidine (a potato compound)
  • Solasodine (a nightshade compound)
  • Simple sugar (hexose family)
  • Simple sugar (hexose)
  • Guaiacol sulfate
  • Tetrose (a simple sugar of the erythrose type)
  • Tricaprin (a medium-chain triglyceride)
  • Tricaprylin (a medium-chain triglyceride)
  • TriHOME (an oxygenated fatty acid)
  • Trimethylpyrazine (a cooking aroma)
  • Height
  • Weight
  • Age
  • Gender
  • Questionnaire answers

A biomarker may contribute to several Bio-Signatures and does not, on its own, represent a result or diagnosis.

What this shows you

Everyday pollutants

Groups the compounds associated with the indoor environment and materials: combustion, rubber, resins, inks and industrial processes.

Scientific details Close the list : Everyday pollutants 21 related biomarkers
Complete list

21 related biomarkers

These biomarkers appear in catalogue order. They are grouped to put this Bio-Signature in context.

  • 8-Hydroxyquinoline
  • Quinaldic acid
  • Industrial process amine
  • Benzo[f]quinoline (a combustion compound)
  • Benzothiazole
  • Aliphatic bisamide (HMBA type)
  • Rosin (pine resin)
  • Combustion and industrial compound
  • Benzothiazole derivative (rubber, tires)
  • Dye and ink intermediate
  • Resin and varnish intermediate
  • Phenazine, a nitrogen compound of multiple origins
  • UV ink photoinitiator (EDAB)
  • UV ink photoinitiator (Irgacure 907 type)
  • Quinoline (a combustion and industrial compound)
  • Salicylonitrile (2-hydroxybenzonitrile)
  • Height
  • Weight
  • Age
  • Gender
  • Questionnaire answers

A biomarker may contribute to several Bio-Signatures and does not, on its own, represent a result or diagnosis.

Complete biomarker list for this pillar

This list brings together the biomarkers from the Bio-Signatures above. Each name appears once here; find its associations in each Bio-Signature’s details.

  • pH adjuster and emulsifier (triethanolamine)
  • Cinnamyl alcohol, a fragrance and aroma compound
  • DEET-related compound
  • DHHB / Uvinul A Plus (UVA filter)
  • Ectoine (a cosmetic active)
  • Icaridin (an insect repellent)
  • Methylparaben, a cosmetic preservative
  • N-Lauroylsarcosine (a personal care surfactant)
  • Octinoxate (UV filter)
  • Personal care surfactant (lauramide type)
  • Triisopropanolamine, a multi-purpose amine
  • Height
  • Weight
  • Age
  • Gender
  • Questionnaire answers
  • ITX (packaging ink photoinitiator)
  • Octadecylamine (stearylamine), a fatty amine
  • Packaging ink photoinitiator (4-MBP family)
  • Phthalate (MiBP-type monoester)
  • Food film plasticizer (DEHA)
  • Tinuvin 770 (plastics stabilizer)
  • 4-Hydroxybenzaldehyde
  • Alpha-linolenic acid (omega-3)
  • Eicosapentaenoic acid (EPA), a marine omega-3
  • Gluconic acid
  • Myrsinoic acid B (a plant compound)
  • Oleic acid (a dietary fatty acid)
  • Ricinoleic acid, a castor oil fatty acid
  • Plant-derived sesquiterpenic acid
  • Vanillic acid
  • Alliin (a garlic marker)
  • Fermented food compound
  • Coniferaldehyde (a spice and wood compound)
  • Diphenylamine, an antioxidant and preservative
  • ent-Kaurene (a plant diterpene)
  • Licoflavone-type flavonoid (a plant compound)
  • Plant glucoside (roseoside type)
  • Maltol (processed form)
  • Mannitol (multi-source polyol)
  • Melezitose (a natural honey sugar)
  • Herbicide metabolite (pinoxaden type)
  • Monoolein, a food emulsifier
  • Oleoylethanolamide (a natural lipid)
  • Perseitol, an avocado polyol
  • Phenylacetaldehyde (a floral and honey aroma)
  • Piperanine (a black pepper alkaloid)
  • Amitraz transformation product
  • Fructosylated pyroglutamate (a cooking compound)
  • Yam sapogenin (a plant steroid)
  • Solanidine (a potato compound)
  • Solasodine (a nightshade compound)
  • Simple sugar (hexose family)
  • Simple sugar (hexose)
  • Guaiacol sulfate
  • Tetrose (a simple sugar of the erythrose type)
  • Tricaprin (a medium-chain triglyceride)
  • Tricaprylin (a medium-chain triglyceride)
  • TriHOME (an oxygenated fatty acid)
  • Trimethylpyrazine (a cooking aroma)
  • 8-Hydroxyquinoline
  • Quinaldic acid
  • Industrial process amine
  • Benzo[f]quinoline (a combustion compound)
  • Benzothiazole
  • Aliphatic bisamide (HMBA type)
  • Rosin (pine resin)
  • Combustion and industrial compound
  • Benzothiazole derivative (rubber, tires)
  • Dye and ink intermediate
  • Resin and varnish intermediate
  • Phenazine, a nitrogen compound of multiple origins
  • UV ink photoinitiator (EDAB)
  • UV ink photoinitiator (Irgacure 907 type)
  • Quinoline (a combustion and industrial compound)
  • Salicylonitrile (2-hydroxybenzonitrile)
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Scientific sources

These peer-reviewed studies describe the biomarkers listed here and their relationship with biology, body measurements and daily habits. They provide scientific context for the biomarkers; they do not establish the performance of a TwinMe Bio-Signature.