FRCRP/SAA (C-Reactive Protein/ Serum Amyloid A) Reagent Kit

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[imeeli ni idaabobo] The FRCRP/SAA (C-Reactive Protein/ Serum Amyloid A) Reagent Kit is intended to quantitatively determine the concentration of C-reactive protein and Serum Amyloid A in human serum. Clinically, the two indicators are mainly used as inflammatory markers.

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CRP jẹ amuaradagba (apakan-nla) ninu ẹjẹ eyiti o nyara ni iyara nigbati oganisimu ba ni akoran tabi nigbati awọn ẹya ara bajẹ. O n mu iranlowo ṣiṣẹ ati mu ingestion ti phagocyte pọ si, ṣiṣearẹ microorganism pathogenic ti o kọlu ati itan-akọọlẹ ti o bajẹ, necrotic tabi apoptotic. Nigbati a ba lo bi itọka ti o ni ifọkanbalẹ ti idahun alakoso-ipele, ipele CRP ninu awọn iriri ẹjẹ iyara ati ilosoke pataki ati pe o le de ọdọ to awọn akoko 2000 deede ni ipo aiṣedede myocardial nla, ọgbẹ, ikọlu, igbona, iṣẹ-abẹ ati tumo-infiltrating . Iwọn wiwọn ti CRP ṣe iranlọwọ tẹle ilana aisan nigba ti a ba papọ pẹlu itan-iwosan.

Similar to CRP, SAA is used to evaluate the process of acute phase response. SAA is a sensitive indicator of which the concentration starts to rise within about 8h after inflammatory response. It takes less time for SAA level to raise and exceed reference range than CRP. For normal people, the upper limit of reference interval is 10 times of median value in CRP, while only 5 time in SAA. The elevation of SAA is more common than the elevation of CRP for slight infections, such as virus infection. For infectious diseases, the rise in SAA value is larger than the rise in CRP value, which means the detection of SAA helps more in identifying comparatively “normal” and slight acute phase responses. Usually, around 2/3 of cold sufferers experience a rise in SAA, while no more than 1/2 of them experience a rise in CRP.

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Wider measuring range

Eto ifaseyin alakoso olomi, lilo ilana ilana immunoturbidimetry latex yorisi abajade deede

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Cost-effective without additional consumables & no daily maintenance required

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