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Estradiol Test Kit

Reference: 1160100Laboratory Medicine
Sample TypeSerum, Plasma
Analysis ModeImmunoassay, Chemiluminescence
Tested ParameterEstradiol
Application DomainFertility

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It is primarily employed to quantify the concentration of estradiol in human serum and plasma in vitro.Purposeinput:
output:The development of secondary sexual signs in women can be facilitated by estrogen.It collaborates with progesterone (progesterone) to regulate female reproductive processes.17-estradiol, a steroid with a molecular weight of approximately 272 Daltons, is the biologically active oestrogen.input:
output:Devices That Are Compatibleinput:
output:Estradiol Test Kit for Poclight HSCL-5000 Chemiluminescence Immunoassay Analyzerinput:
output:Examples of Requirementsinput:
output:1. It is advised that the serum be collected using either standard serum collection tubes or tubes that contain procoagulant. It is advisable to store the item at a temperature between 2 and 8℃ if it cannot be used immediately. The test should be completed within 24 hours. The sample must be frozen at -20℃ for one month if the test cannot be conducted within 24 hours.

2. Samples that contain sediment or flocculent material should be centrifuged at 4000 rpm for 10 minutes before being tested.

3. Prior to testing, the samples must be cooled to room temperature (15-30℃). Before use, frozen samples must be thoroughly thawed, rewarmed, and mixed. It is not advisable to freeze and thaw samples on an ongoing basis.

4. Hemolysis, heat-inactivated samples, and other abnormal samples should be discarded.

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