Animal Assay
| Product name | Canine CRP ELISA (TECO®)Canine C-reactive protein |
| Cat-Nr. | TE1024 |
| Range | 5 – 50 mg/l (50 – 500 ng/ml before dilution) |
| Sensitivity | 2.9 mg/l |
| Incubation time | 2 hours |
| Sample volume | 20 µl (dilute 1:100) |
| Sample type | Serum and cell culture. |
| Sample preparation | Non-lipemic dog serum is recommended. Centrifuge collected blood samples within 4 hours. Sample are stable for 72 hours at room temperature, for 5 days at 2-8 °C, long term storage at -20°C, or at -70°C. Maximum 3 freeze- and thaw cycles. |
| Reference values | Serum of healthy canine < 5mg/l |
| Tests | 96 |
| Method | ELISA |
| Intended use | The measurement of CRP is used for diagnosis and follow-up of inflammatory diseases. Although CRP is not disease-specific, the detection of an increased CRP level provides a valuable indication of the presence of inflammatory processes. CRP levels in serum/blood rise within hours after the onset of inflammation and reach a peak during the acute phase. As soon as the inflammation subsides, the CRP levels begin to decrease. As the erythrocyte sedimentation rate may be influenced by other physiological processes, the determination of CRP is a more reliable and more sensitive indicator of inflammation for:
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