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Sun Diagnostics - Dextran Sulfate

Dextran Sulfate has a variety of laboratory applications, including use in preparing a precipitating reagent for the determination of HDL Cholesterol. Dextran Sulfate from Sun Diagnostics, LLC is available in 5-gram bottles, Part Number DS109-5G. Contact Sun Diagnostics for information on bulk quantities.

Interference Test Kits

Sun Diagnostics ASSURANCE - Interference Test Kit

Immunoassays are subject to interference from endogenous antibodies, especially human anti-mouse antibodies (HAMA) and rheumatoid factor (RF). These interferents are heterogeneous, which means some samples with interfering endogenous antibodies will affect a specific assay and some will not. Using multiple HAMA or RF positive samples will better assess interference more thoroughly.

Sun Diagnostics ASSURANCE - DRUG Interference Test Kit

Manufacturers and clinical laboratories are doing a reasonably good job assessing endogenous interferents that may alter lab test results. The next big hurdle is the assessment of interference from common drugs. There are literally hundreds of drugs in clinical use, both prescription and over-the-counter, which can vary widely in their blood and urine concentrations and which can introduce errors in laboratory testing. Which are the most important to test? An expert panel was convened to make specific recommendations concerning the drugs and concentrations that should be assessed when validating laboratory tests.

Sun Diagnostics ASSURANCE - Interference Test Kit

Immunoassays are subject to interference from endogenous antibodies, especially human anti-mouse antibodies (HAMA) and rheumatoid factor (RF). The use of murine (mouse) monoclonal antibodies in both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures has resulted in a high prevalence of individuals with detectable human anti-mouse antibodies (HAMA) levels. Circulating HAMA can interfere with clinical assays resulting in false positive or false negative results.

Sun Diagnostics ASSURANCE - Test Kits

Certainly the “big 3” are important, but other endogenous metabolites may also interfere with common laboratory tests. Among the endogenous interferents, these seven circulate at relatively high concentration and can interfere with spectrophotometric assays: creatinine, glucose, glycerol, lactate, pyruvate, uric acid, and urea. CLSI has recommended concentrations and protocols for testing these potential interferents (Interference Testing in Clinical Chemistry; Approved Guidelines (EP07-A2), and Sun Diagnostics now has a kit to simplify testing for these endogenous metabolites: INT-06. The metabolites come in individual vials at 20-fold the CLSI recommended test concentrations so that they are easily spiked into serum or urine pools for analysis.