高敏C反应蛋白检测试剂盒(胶体金法)（High sensitivity c-reactive protein test kit (colloidal gold method)）.docVIP

高敏C反应蛋白检测试剂盒(胶体金法)（High sensitivity c-reactive protein test kit (colloidal gold method)） High sensitivity c-reactive protein test kit (colloidal gold method) Instruction manual [product name] Generic name: high-sensitivity c-reactive protein test kits (colloidal gold) One Step Test for hs-crp (Colloidal Gold) [packaging specifications] Packing specifications: 10 persons/boxes, 25 persons/boxes [intended use] The test kit is suitable for use in clinical in vitro quantitative or semi-quantitative detection of high-sensitivity c-reactive protein in human blood (hs - CRP, below the high-sensitivity c-reactive protein in the use of the English abbreviation hs - CRP). [principle of inspection] With two hs - resistant strains of high specificity, high sensitivity CRP monoclonal antibody, one of the fixed on the membrane strain test region (T), another plant for gold labeled antibody, package is in advance on the polyester film, application of antigen-antibody reaction and the immune chromatography technology to detect the contents of the hs - CRP in human blood. C-reactive protein (CRP) is an unspecific immune response component of an acute phase response protein that can react with streptococcus pneumoniae. CRP is widely distributed in the body, produced in the early antigens enter the body, is the body by microbial invasion or tissue damage of inflammatory stimulation when acute phase protein synthesized by the liver cells, hs - CRP which is a sensitive method to detect the low serum concentration of CRP. The study showed that hs-crp was found in atherosastric plaques and acute myocardial lesions. Hs-crp is an inflammatory marker of acute coronary syndromes (ACS), which contributes to primary prevention and risk assessment of cardiovascular disease. Compared with other risk factors, the risk of heart and cerebrovascular disease can be predicted by the combination of the ratio of total cholesterol and HDL cholesterol. The AHA, the American heart association, and CDC, the