About D-DIMER Kit -40ml
The Kit utilizes latex-enhanced immunoturbidimetry to measure the D-Dimer level in human plasma. During the test, D-Dimer in the sample binds with the specific anti-d-dimer antibody that is coated on latex particles to cause agglutination. The turbidity caused by agglutination is detected optically by chemistry analyzer. The change in absorbance is proportional to the level of d-dimer in the sample. The actual concentration is obtained by comparing with a calibration curve with known concentrations.
Principle and EfficiencyThis D-DIMER Kit operates on an antigen-antibody reaction using latex particles coated with monoclonal anti-D-Dimer antibodies. The method ensures precise detection due to its highly specific and sensitive immunoturbidimetric approach, enabling reliable results for clinical assessments.
Comprehensive Pack for Laboratory UseEach 40ml kit contains Reagent 1 (R1), Reagent 2 (R2), a calibrator, and a detailed instructions manual. The kit is suitable for most automated chemistry analyzers, ensuring versatility and ease of integration into routine laboratory workflows.
Rapid and Accurate DiagnosisWith a measuring time of under 10 minutes and a linearity range up to 5000 ng/mL FEU, the kit allows clinicians to quickly identify elevated D-Dimer levels, aiding in the timely diagnosis and management of thrombotic disorders in plasma samples.
FAQs of D-DIMER Kit -40ml:
Q: How is the D-DIMER Kit -40ml used for D-Dimer detection?
A: The kit applies a latex-enhanced immunoturbidimetric assay, where monoclonal anti-D-Dimer antibody-coated latex particles react with D-Dimer in plasma samples. This antigen-antibody interaction causes particle agglutination, measured by most automated chemistry analyzers.
Q: What is the sample type and volume required for the assay?
A: The assay requires 10 L of plasma as the sample type. Using human plasma ensures accurate quantification of D-Dimer levels for the intended clinical analysis.
Q: When should calibration be performed with this kit?
A: Calibration frequency is determined by the laboratorys standard operating procedure or should be performed when a new lot of the kit is introduced, using the included calibrator for precise quantification.
Q: Where should the D-DIMER Kit -40ml reagents be stored?
A: All reagents included in the kit should be stored at temperatures between 2-8C to maintain their stability and effectiveness throughout the kits 12-month shelf life.
Q: What are the benefits of using this D-DIMER Kit in clinical laboratories?
A: The kit provides high sensitivity and specificity, quick results within 10 minutes, and reliable detection of D-Dimer up to 5000 ng/mL FEU, facilitating the timely diagnosis of thrombotic disorders.
Q: What instruments are compatible with the D-DIMER Kit?
A: This kit is suitable for most automated chemistry analyzers, allowing laboratories to easily incorporate it into existing platforms for seamless workflows.