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Cotinine is a major metabolite of nicotine that is produced in the body after tobacco use or exposure to nicotine. Its measurement is used to assess active and passive smoking, as well as to monitor smoking cessation and nicotine dependence.
Nicotine It is a substance found in the leaves of tobacco and some other plants that can easily lead to addiction.
Cotinine Cotinine is an alkaloid produced in the body as a result of the metabolism (transformation) of nicotine. Cotinine remains in the body longer than nicotine, therefore, its determination is used to detect the content of tobacco products in the blood.
Nicotine intoxication may be accompanied by the following symptoms:
Material for examination:Venous blood
Reference limits: Negative
Research is underway on cotinine, to confirm nicotine consumption or exposure to tobacco smoke. Cotinine is the main metabolite of nicotine and remains in the body longer than nicotine itself.
The study is prescribed:
Cotinine levels in the blood reflect the intensity of nicotine intake and exposure to tobacco smoke. Low or absent levels typically indicate non-smoking status, while elevated levels correspond to active smoking, e-cigarette use, or passive smoking.
When interpreting the results, it is important to consider:
Cotinine has an average half-life of 16–20 hours, making it a relatively reliable biomarker of nicotine exposure.
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