Cardiovascular disease test kit BMAPBP0110
for apolipoproteinsalbuminmicroalbumin

Cardiovascular disease test kit - BMAPBP0110 - tst Biomedical Electronics - for apolipoproteins / albumin / microalbumin
Cardiovascular disease test kit - BMAPBP0110 - tst Biomedical Electronics - for apolipoproteins / albumin / microalbumin
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Characteristics

Applications
for cardiovascular diseases
Tested parameter
microalbumin, albumin, for apolipoproteins
Micro-organism
COVID-19
Sample type
clinical, whole blood
Analysis mode
automated
Result display time

40 s

Sample volume

0.005 ml
(0.00017 US fl oz)

Description

iProtin Assay Cartridge Kit employs SAW Biosensor chips with advanced automated protein coating technology, allowing users to detect a range of biomarkers in the human body within just three minutes. This rapid quantitative data provides doctors with immediate diagnostic insights and supports informed decision-making. Additionally, it enables individuals to monitor their health status effectively. This technology is currently in widespread use across major hospitals, clinics, and by home care physicians. iProtin system enables multiple bio-markers’ tests in one common device. C-reactive protein assay cartridge kit (CE & TFDA approval) Lipoprotein(a) assay cartridge kit (CE, FDA listing & TFDA approval) Apolipoprotein B assay cartridge kit (FDA listing & TFDA approval) Albumin assay cartridge kit (FDA listing & TFDA approval) Microalbumin assay cartridge kit (Coming Soon) Detail of available biomarkers ApoB- ApoB, this product facilitates the quantitative detection of ApoB in human whole blood or fingerstick blood and must be utilized in conjunction with an iPrtotin reader. In clinical settings, the ApoB assessment holds significance as a diagnostic aid in determining the risk of cardiovascular disease. It serves as an indicator for evaluating the risk of coronary heart disease. Recent research findings indicate a negative correlation between Apo A1 and coronary heart disease, while ApoB exhibits a positive correlation. Patients with coronary heart disease typically manifest lower levels of Apo A1 and elevated levels of ApoB. Screening and diagnosing through this method offer a valuable opportunity to identify individuals at high risk,

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