The serum amyloid A assay Kits are validated by using samples

Serum Amyloid A Assay Kit

The serum amyloid A assay kit detects the concentration of serum amyloid A in human sera in vitro. This protein is considered a non-specific indicator of inflammation. Inflammation is one of the most common causes of high levels of serum amyloid A, as its concentration increases dramatically during infectious and non-infectious diseases. In addition to the diseases listed above, people suffering from atherosclerosis, diabetes and chronic kidney disease also exhibit high levels of the protein.

 They are assembled upon order and tested to ensure quality. The shelf life is approximately six months. LSBio ELISA kits are assembled and tested prior to shipping. Since the ELISA kits are assembled and tested by hand, minor variations may occur, including range, sensitivity, or precision. Nevertheless, any significant change would be communicated to the customer prior to shipping the kit. Furthermore, each ELISA kit comes with a lot number indicating the date of final assembly, testing, and packaging.

kits are assembled, tested, and packaged in accordance with the highest quality standards. These standards are used for the production of antibodies and ELISA kits, and provide comprehensive services for immunohistochemistry and molecular pathology. In addition, they offer custom IHC studies, supported by a large archival human tissue bank. Furthermore, they offer custom immunohistochemistry (IHC) services that allow customers to perform assays based on the most relevant samples.

They are designed to detect a family of proteins known as serum amyloid A

The serum amyloid A (Saa) family is a multigene molecule. These proteins are raised several hundred to 1,000 fold in response to various inflammatory or neoplastic stimuli. Serum levels of this protein are increased in inflammatory conditions and chronic inflammatory processes. Serum levels of AA fibrils in many organs may interfere with their function.

There is a close connection between obesity and AA amyloidosis, but the link between AA amyloidosis and elevated SAA is a little less clear. Previous studies linked high SAA levels with AA amyloidosis. However, the observations of LEPR-mutated patients contradict previous observations. While previous studies have linked AA amyloidosis to elevated levels of SAA, this is not the case in ob/ob mice.

They are tested to confirm that they fall within their defined Inter- and Intra-assay coefficient of variation

To ensure the reproducibility of assay results, each serum amyloid A assay kit is subjected to a range of tests. The CV of a particular assay is expressed as the mean deviation from a standard curve, which is divided by the SD of the results from each sample. For each sample, a saliva control of known concentration is included. This CV is the average of the individual CV values obtained from several samples.

The serum amyloid A assay Kits are validated by using samples from horses with and without inflammation. APP is expressed in the bovine mammary gland and plays an important role in the host's defence. This protein is expressed in serum from both healthy and inflamed horses, and is measured by VET-SAA assay.

They are shipped in sealed containers

The Serum Amyloid A Assay Kit is a commercially available ready-to-use ELISA kit for the detection of human serum amyloid A in plasma, cell culture supernatant, or serum. It is designed to detect serum levels of SAA in samples of diluted or undiluted SAA. The kits come with 96 tests in a kit. The MBS7725144 ELISA kit can detect the concentration of human SAA in serum and plasma.

The assay kit contains instructions for proper use. The kit is packaged in a sealed container with detailed instructions. The kit can be used to diagnose patients with suspected Amyloidosis. The assay kit comes with an ELISA instrument for performing the test. A sealed container helps prevent contamination. Once the test kit arrives at your doorstep, you will find it easy to use. It comes with clear instructions and a pre-read sheet with safety measures.

They are stored at room temperature

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Most medicines are best stored at room temperature, which is 77 degrees Fahrenheit. Drugs are manufactured under strict specifications so that they can maintain their potency and affects over time. Keeping medications at room temperature is essential, because many active chemicals in medications change