Albumin
Quantitative determination of Albumin (ALB) in human serum by turbidimetric immunoassay.
Tests per Kit
65
Test Category
Specific Proteins
Target Analytes
Albumin
Sample Type
Fresh serum
Kit Components
R1 (Buffer): 1 x 14.0 mL;
R2 (Antiserum): 1 x 3.0 mL,
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Instructions for Use | Safety Data Sheet
Intended Use
For professional in vitro diagnostic use only.
Clinical Significance
Albumin plays an important role in maintenance of serum osmotic pressure, as well as the transport of various substances. Decreases is serum albumin are observed in the following conditions: liver diseases, excessive secretion in urine (kidney diseases), flux of serum proteins from inside blood vessels and malnutrition. In addition, greatly reduced albumin levels may also result from a genetic deficiency.
Test Principle
Measurement of antigen-antibody reaction by the end-point method.
Stability & Storage
The reagents are stable until expiry date when kept at 2-8°C. Stability in the instrument is at least 4 weeks if contamination is avoided. Do not freeze.
Required but Not Supplied
Saline (9 g/L NaCl)
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