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| Catalog No: |
Product Description: |
Pack Size: |
| LDHSLR 10 |
LDH(L-P) |
1 X 10 ml |
Method
Kinetic Test
Principle
Lactate is oxidized to Pyruvate in the presence of NAD by the action
of lactate dehydrogenase. The rate of formation of NADH is directly
proportional to LDH concentration.
Reagents
Reagents I : Buffer reagent
Reagents II : Enzyme reagent
Sample
Serum free of hemolysis
REFERENCE VALUES
| Males |
50-166 U/L |
30ºC |
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80-285 U/L |
37ºC |
| Females |
60-132 U/L |
30ºC |
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103-227 U/L |
37ºC |
Quality Control
Accutestrol N - H
References
Teitz, R.W. Henry, R.J. Young, D.S. 123.
Reagent Preparation
Mix 9 ml of Buffer reagent with 1ml of Enzyme reagent
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STABILITY: The working reagent is stable for 30 days at
2-8º C
AUTOMATED PARAMETERS
| Wave length |
340mm |
| Cuvette |
1 cm light path |
| Reaction Type |
37º C |
| Measurement |
Against distilled water |
| Reaction Type |
Kinetic Test |
| Reaction Direction |
Increasing |
| Delay/Lag/Time |
60 secs |
| Interval Time |
30 secs |
| No. of Readings |
04 |
| Blank Absorbance Limit |
< |
| Factor |
6592 |
| Low Normal at 37º C |
80 U/L |
| High Normal at 37º C |
285 U/L |
| Linearity at 37ºC |
1200 U/L |
Manual Procedure
Pipette into test tubes
| Working Reagents |
1000 ml (make it micro lit) |
| Sample |
25 ml (make it micro lit) |
Calculation and linearity
| 340 nm : Activity
(U/L) = D A/min x 6592 |
Linearity
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