Urinary Microalbumin (MAU) Test Kit (FIA) 00035C

Product catalog summary

Overview: The document provides detailed information about the Urine Microalbumin Test, which is used to detect small levels of albumin in urine, an early indicator of kidney disease. This test is particularly relevant for individuals with chronic conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure.

Test Specifications:

Sample Type: Urine
Sample Volume: 75 μL
Assay Time: 5 minutes
Working Range: 5-200 mg/L
Performance: Coefficient of Variation (CV) ≤ 15%
Storage Conditions: 2-30°C
Shelf Life: 18 months

Ordering Information: The Urinary Microalbumin (MAU) Test Kit is available in packs of 25 tests per box, with 20 boxes per carton. It is compatible with KS-001 and KS-002 Dry Fluorescent Immunoassay Analyzers.

Compatible Instruments:

KS-001: Single-channel, 7" LCD touch screen, built-in thermal printer, dimensions 265x212x128 mm, weight 2.5 kg.
KS-002: 12-channel, 8" LCD screen with VGA interface, built-in thermal printer, dimensions 490x328x336 mm, weight 16 kg.

Technical Strengths:

Semi-Liquid Phase Reaction enhances sensitivity and accuracy.
Red Nanofluorescent Microsphere Technology provides stability and reduces interference from endogenous substances.

Additional Test Parameters: The document also lists various other tests available, including cardiac markers, diabetes indicators, hormone levels, and infection markers, each with specific sample types, volumes, assay times, and clinical references.

Contact Information: For further inquiries, contact Grace Zhang or Jason Du at Beijing O&D Biotech Co., Ltd.

Catalog excerpts

Urinary Microalbumin (MAU) Test Kit (FIA) 00035C-1

A urine microalbumin test is a test to detect very small levels of a blood protein (albumin) in urine. In healthy individuals, the kidney filters waste from the blood and retain healthy components, such as albumin. However, microalbumin may be detected in the urine in the early stages of kidney disease. This is frequently seen in chronic diseases, such as diabetes or high blood pressure. Kidney damage can cause proteins to leak through kidneys and exit the body in urine. MicroAlbumin in Urine (MAU) is one of the first clinically identifiable markers for risk of kidney damage. Identifying kidney disease at an early stage can help prevent serious complications. Test cassette Extraction buffer

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Specification Sample type Sample vol. Assay time Working range Performance Storage Shelf Life Ordering Information Item Urinary Microalbumin (MAU) Test Kit Packing 25 tests/box; 20 boxes/ctn Beijing O&D Biotech Co., Ltd. Web: www.odbio.com Contact: Grace Zhang, [email protected]; Jason Du, [email protected] ADD: West, Floor 4, Building 1, No.1, Shunqiang Road, Renhe Town, Shunyi District, Beijing, Chi

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Compatible Instruments Specifications Item KS-001 Dry Fluorescent Immunoassay Analyzer KS-002 Dry Fluorescent Immunoassay Analyzer Catalogue Number Testing Modes Auto-test/Queuing/Instant test Automatic testing Testing Speed 120 T/h under the Queuing Mode 8" LCD screen. The instrument can be connected to a monitor by VGA interface. Built-in thermal printer Built-in thermal printer

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Technical Strength 1. Semi-Liquid Phase Reaction Half of the immune reaction is done in the liquid phase, which effectively improves the sensitivity and accuracy of the product. In the sample, the antigen binds more fully to the fluorescently labeled antibody. The release of fluorescent microspheres on the NC membrane is more uniform. Test results of whole blood samples have better repeatability. 2. Red Nanofluorescent Technology a. Comparing with ordinary fluorescein 1) FITC (fluorescein isothiocyanate) and other fluorescent substances are light sensitive and thus easily quenched. Their fluorescence...

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