KAMIYA BIOMEDICAL COMPANY, LLC KAI-019 K-ASSAY® Microalbumin Reagent

For the quantitative measurement of albumin in human urine on the Dimension Vista® System

The Microalbumin assay procedure is a competitive ELISA in which enzyme labeled albumin competes with albumin insamples for limited antibody binding sites on the microplate. After incubation for a fixed time, separation of bound fromfree is achieved by simple decantation and plate washing. The enzyme activity on the plate is measured using an enzymesubstrate and a chromogen. The absorbency of the color developed is read in an ELISA colorimetric reader. The measuredabsorbance is inversely proportional to the concentration of bound albumin in the microplate. The concentration ofalbumin in the urine is determined from a calibration curve.

For the Quantitative Colorimetric Determination of Albumin in Serum or Plasma.

K-WIRE TROCAR POINT BOTH ENDS .062 X 4

K-WIRE Trocar POINT BOTH ENDS .035 x 4

For the quantitative determination of human albumin in urine by immunoturbidimetric assay.

Quantitative determination of albumin in human serum, plasma, urine and CSF on BN Systems

Quantitative determination of albumin in human serum, plasma, urine and CSF on BN Systems

For the quantitative measurement of albumin in human urine on the Dimension Vista® System

The Microalbumin assay procedure is a competitive ELISA in which enzyme labeled albumin competes with albumin insamples for limited antibody binding sites on the microplate. After incubation for a fixed time, separation of bound fromfree is achieved by simple decantation and plate washing. The enzyme activity on the plate is measured using an enzymesubstrate and a chromogen. The absorbency of the color developed is read in an ELISA colorimetric reader. The measuredabsorbance is inversely proportional to the concentration of bound albumin in the microplate. The concentration ofalbumin in the urine is determined from a calibration curve.

For the Quantitative Colorimetric Determination of Albumin in Serum or Plasma.