Stability of End Product Sample Clauses

Stability of End Product. Gels to be scanned for the quantitative determination of the bands must be scanned as soon as possible. Gels to be visually inspected for qualitative evaluation only may be kept an indefinite period of time after being processed. Calibration: A calibration curve is not necessary because relative concentration of the bands is the only parameter determined. Quality Control: Lipotrol (Cat. No. 5069) can be used to verify all phases of the procedure and should be used on each gel run. The control should be used as a marker for location of the lipid bands and may also be quantitated to verify the accuracy of quantitations. Refer to the package insert provided with each control for assay values. Additional QC controls may be required for federal, state or local regulations.
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Stability of End Product. The completed dried SPIFE SPE Hi Res-20 Gel is stable for an indefinite period of time. Quality Control: The Hi Res Protein Marker (Cat. No. 5141) may be used to verify appropriate protein band separation and stain sensitivity. Refer to the package insert for more information. RESULTS
Stability of End Product. The color reaction is not permanent. Fading may occur after approximately 2 minutes. QUALITY CONTROL ColoCheck Monitors are provided on each CoIoScreen Slide and each tape segment. This specially treated area provides assurance that the guaiac-impregnated paper and the ColoScreen Developer are reacting according to product specifications. Positive ColoCheck Monitor is an impregnated substance in a base carrier and will turn blue within 30 seconds after application of ColoScreen Developer if the test system is reacting according to product specifications. Negative ColoCheck Monitor consists of guaiac impregnated paper and will not turn blue upon addition of ColoScreen Developer. INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS Any trace of blue color within the specimen application area is a positive for occult blood, if ColoCheck Monitors react properly. Remember always to develop the test, interpret, and record results before developing the ColoCheck Monitors. Interpretation of the test should not be done by one who is color blind. LIMITATIONS Results obtained with ColoScreen cannot be considered conclusive evidence of the presence or absence of gastrointestinal bleeding or pathology. False negative results may be obtained, since most bleeding occurs intermittently. ColoScreen tests are designed as a preliminary screen and are not intended to replace other diagnostic procedures such as proctosigmoidoscopy, barium enema or X-ray studies. ColoScreen will detect only hemoglobin released upon hemolysis of the red cell. Should whole blood be applied to the test paper, it is necessary to hemolyze the red cells by the addition of a drop of water before adding the developer. Refer toInterfering Substances” for a further list of limiting substances. EXPECTED RESULTS The guaiac paper tests detect occult blood but they are not diagnostic for disease. Positive occult blood tests may be obtained for reasons which range from red meat in the diet, diverticulitis, hemorrhoids, colitis to colorectal cancer. Patients who have a positive test should verify that they have followed a proper diet prior to specimen collection, and should immediately consult a physician who can perform definitive tests to determine the cause of bleeding. Patients experiencing symptoms such as persistent diarrhea constipation, abdominal pain, visible bleeding, etc., should consult a physician. ColoScreen will detect 10 mg of hemoglobin per gram of homogenized fecal material.12 Guaiac impregnated paper has been extens...
Stability of End Product. Plates to be scanned in the densitometer for determination of the relative percentages of the bands must be scanned as soon as possible. Plates to be visually inspected for qualitative evaluation only may be kept an indefinite period of time after being processed with glycerine and as outlined above. Calibration: A calibration curve is not necessary because relative concentration of the bands is the only parameter determined.
Stability of End Product. The unpreserved plates are stable for three months if kept tightly closed. Dried plates are stable indefinitely.
Stability of End Product. Gels to be scanned for the quantitative determination of the bands must be scanned as soon as possible. Gels to be visually inspected for qualitative evaluation only may be kept an indefinite period of time after being processed. Calibration: A calibration curve is not necessary because relative concentration of the bands is the only parameter determined. Quality Control: Lipotrol (Cat. No. 5069) can be used to verify all phases of the procedure and should be used on each gel run. The control should be used as a marker for location of the lipid bands and may also be quantitated to verify the accuracy of quantitations. Refer to the package insert provided with each control for assay values. Additional QC controls may be required for federal, state or local regulations. REFERENCE VALUES Reference range studies were established using 37 male and female adults with a total cholesterol of ≤ 200 mg/dL. Lipoprotein Fraction % of Total Lipoprotein Alpha 12.6 - 46.6 Pre-Beta 0 - 57.1 Beta 21.7 - 67.7 Chylomicrons < 1.0 Any quantitation of Lp(a) must be added to pre-beta for an accurate total pre-beta. These values are intended as guidelines. Each laboratory should establish its own normal range study because of population differences in various regions.
Stability of End Product. For best results, scan the SPIFE Vis Cholesterol Gel within 5 minutes. Calibration: A calibration curve is not necessary as relative density of the fractions is the only parameter determined. Quality Control: Quantitation of HDL Cholesterol values should be monitored using the Cholesterol Profile Control (Cat. No. 3218). This control verifies all phases of the procedure and should be used on each gel run. Refer to the package insert provided with the control for detailed information and assay values.
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