smart CRP Test
Summary
C-reactive Protein (CRP) is the best known among the acute-phase proteins, a group of proteins whose concentration increases in blood as a response to inflammatory disorders. It increases already after 6 hours in acute inflammatory processes associated with bacterial infections, post operative conditions or tissue damage.
Methode-Measurement Range:
Immunturbidimetric Assay:
Serum/Plasma: 0,5-120mg/l for smart546 and 1,0-120mg/l for smart700/340 and smart700
Whole blood: 2,0-240mg/l for smart546, smart700/340 and smart700
Principle:
Kinetic determination of the concentration of CRP by photometric measurement at 546nm or 700nm of antigen-antibody reaction between antibodies to human CRP bound to polystyrene particles and CRP present in the sample.
CRP Test Procedure
1. Sample collection
Wholeblood from fingertip
Serum or venous blood from EDTA tube
2. Test application
- calibration curve
- test procedure
- expiry date
- lot number
Test specification
- immunoturbidimetric latex assay
- haematocrit correction
- precision
- crp cv < 2.5% (serum)
- crp cv < 6.4% (whole blood)
- linearity
- crp 0,5 - 120 mg/l (serum)
- crp 2,0 - 240 mg/l (whole blood)