雅培艾滋病检测试纸检测原理、方法、局限性（Abbott AIDS detection test paper detection principles, methods, limitations）.doc

雅培艾滋病检测试纸检测原理、方法、局限性（Abbott AIDS detection test paper detection principles, methods, limitations） Abbott AIDS detection test product name Universal name: human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) 1+2 antibody diagnostic kit (colloidal selenium) English Name: Determine HIV-1/2 Packing specification 10 tests / boards; 100 test / packing bags Abbott HIV test paper intended for use In vitro, macroscopic and qualitative immunoassays were used to detect HIV-1 and HIV-2 antibodies in whole blood, serum or plasma, which were used to help detect HIV-1 and HIV-2 antibodies in infected individuals. This product is only used for the preliminary screening of voluntary blood donation, and the public textbooks should be further confirmed. Abbott AIDS test paper test principle This reagent is the qualitative determination of HIV-1/2 antibodies in blood samples by immunochromatography principle. Added into the reaction of the sample, the sample package is through a combination of migration, combined with selenium colloid - mix recombinant antigen conjugates, the mixture to migrate through the solid phase coated with synthetic peptides and recombinant antigen of the patients in the results window. If the sample contains HIV-1/2 antibodies, the antibodies will bind to the selenium colloid antigen and be captured at the patient window by solid phase coated synthetic peptides and recombinant antigens, forming a red line. If the sample does not contain HIV-1/2 antibodies, the selenium colloidal antigen conjugates will pass through the patient window without binding to the solid-phase coated synthetic peptide and recombinant antigen, without the formation of a red line. To ensure that the result is valid, a quality control strip is included in the reaction bar. Abbott HIV test paper sample requirements Abbott HIV test paper sample collection: * collection of venous serum, plasma and whole blood Intravenous collection of human serum, plasma and whole blood must be done under sterile conditions an