Radioimmunoassay (RIA) is the term applied to the measurement of the concentration of antigen molecules using a radioactive label that quantitates the amount of antigen (i.e., hormone) by determination of the extent to which it combines with its antibody. In the assay, a limited amount of specific antibody (Ab) is reacted with the corresponding hormone (*H) labeled with a radioisotope. Upon addition of an increasing amount of the hormone (H), a correspondingly decreasing fraction of *H added is bound to the antibody. After separation of the bound from the free *H by various means, the amount of radioactivity in one or both of these two fractions is evaluated and used to construct a standard curve against which the unknown samples are measured.
| Catalog # | 07-152101 |
| Format | RIA |
| Label | I125 |
| Size | 125 tests |
| Sample Type | EDTA Plasma |
| Sample Volume | 200 µL |
| Controls | 2 levels |
| Range | 25-2000 pg/mL |
| Incubation | 6h/16h at 4°C |
| Shelf Life (weeks) | 5 |
Due to local registration requirement, this product can not be sold in Canada, United States, Australia – without prior registration.
For Japan and Brazil, specific registration requirements are necessary. For more information, please contact: regulatory.affairs@diasource.be.
| Download "Instructions for Use" | RV07152101.pdf |  |
| Download "Material Safety Data Sheet" | MSRV07152101.pdf | |
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