PLT Gp/Receptors

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Reference
7004
Status
CE
Sample
100 µl citrated whole blood or PRP.
Quantity
5 tests
Detection
Fluorescent
fiche specification
Fluorescent
gamme mesure
500 to 100,000 glycoproteins
Application
Flow Cytometry Kits
Form

- Diluent, 10 fold concentrated - Negative isotypic control - Anti GMP140 (CD62P) - Anti GpIIb (CD41) MAb - Anti GpIb (CD42b) MAb - TRAP, freeze-dried - Calibrated bead suspension - Staining reagent, polyclonal anti mouse IgG-FITC

Additional information
Quantitation of platelet GMP140, GpIIb and GpIb on whole blood

The citrated whole blood is tested at the basal and TRAP (Thrombin Receptor Agonist Peptide) activated states. After incubation the immuno-labelling is performed by adding to the sample various reagents specific to the platelet glycoproteins to be quantified. The fluorescence intensity is measured on a flow cytometer after addition of a staining reagent. This intensity is directly proportional to the number of glycoproteins expressed on the platelet surface.

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01/05/2010 Package insert PLT Gp Receptors DE (199.22 KB)
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FR (206.53 KB)
01/12/2018 Package insert PLT Gp Receptors DE (193.43 KB)
EN (189.43 KB)
08/06/2010 Flyer PLT Gp Receptors EN (659.31 KB)
01/12/2018 Npackage insert PLT Gp Receptors FR (194.04 KB)
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