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BULK REAGENT |
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Measurement of Hemoglobin A1c (HbA1c) concentration in whole blood |
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| Features |
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Can be applied to any kind of chemical analyzer. |
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| Kit Components |
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1. Latex (liquid form) |
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2. Anti-HbA1c (liquid) |
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3. Sample diluent (liquid) |
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| Test Principles |
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This kit is based on latex agglutination. HbA1c in test samples is absorbed onto the surface of latex particles, which react with Anti-HbA1c (antigen-antibody reaction). The turbidity caused by latex agglutination is measured at 660nm, and the HbA1c concentration in whole blood is calculated from a standard curve. |
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| CONTROL FOR HbA1c |
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Used to confirm the values of the Controls which may vary slightly from lot to lot. |
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HbA1c Control  (Lower Value) |
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HbA1c Control  (Higher Value) |
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| Preparation |
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1. Reconstitute Control vial with 1mL of distilled water. |
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2. Refer to the vial label for respective concentration, shelf life and lot number. |
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3. After reconstitution, the Control solution remains stable for 4 days
at 2-10ºC. |
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| AUXILIARY REAGENTS |
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Reagent |
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Preparation |
Stability after Preparation |
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Calibrator HbA1c 0 |
Liquid 1mL |
Ready for use |
1 month at 2-10ºC after opening |
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Calibrator HbA1c L |
Lyophilized * 1mL |
Reconstitute with 1.0mL of Sample Diluent |
4 days at 2-10ºC after reconstitution.
2 months at less than -20ºC |
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Calibrator HbA1c M1 |
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Calibrator HbA1c M2 |
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Calibrator HbA1c H |
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