Cat#:RTS-058;Product Name:Calprotectin Rapid Test Strip ;Size:20T;Sample:Stool;Intended use:The Rapid Calprotectin test is a rapid chromatographic immunoassay (non-invasive assay) for the qualitative detection of calprotectin in human feces specimens, which might be useful for the diagnosis of inflammatory gastrointestinal disorders.;Detection Principle:The Rapid Calprotectin test kit is a qualitative immunoassay for the detection of calprotectin in feces samples. The membrane is pre-coated with monoclonal antibodies against calprotectin on the test lines region. During testing, the sample reacts with th;Contents of Kit:1. Card tests
2. Instructions for use
3. Specimen collection vials with buffer ;Detection Limit:Cut-off value of test is 500 ng/mL (50 μg hCp/g feces) for human calprotectin.;Sensitivity:Sensitivity >94% and specificity 93%.;References:1. HANAI, H. et al. «“Relationship Between Fecal Calprotectin, Intestinal Inflammation, and Peripheral Blood Neutrophils in Patients with Active Ulcerative Colitis” Digestive Diseases and Sciences, Sept. 2004, Vol 49, No 9, pp 1438-1443.
2. BONNIN TOMAS, ;
The Rapid Calprotectin test is a rapid chromatographic immunoassay (non-invasive assay) for the qualitative detection of calprotectin in human feces specimens, which might be useful for the diagnosis of inflammatory gastrointestinal disorders.
Detection Principle:
The Rapid Calprotectin test kit is a qualitative immunoassay for the detection of calprotectin in feces samples. The membrane is pre-coated with monoclonal antibodies against calprotectin on the test lines region. During testing, the sample reacts with th
Contents of Kit:
1. Card tests
2. Instructions for use
3. Specimen collection vials with buffer
Detection Limit:
Cut-off value of test is 500 ng/mL (50 μg hCp/g feces) for human calprotectin.
Sensitivity:
Sensitivity >94% and specificity 93%.
References:
1. HANAI, H. et al. «“Relationship Between Fecal Calprotectin, Intestinal Inflammation, and Peripheral Blood Neutrophils in Patients with Active Ulcerative Colitis” Digestive Diseases and Sciences, Sept. 2004, Vol 49, No 9, pp 1438-1443.
2. BONNIN TOMAS,