Myoglobin rapid test

Human Myoglobin
Rapid Test

Human Myoglobin is a low molecular weight, cytoplasmic serum protein. Due to its low molecular weight, myoglobin is released more rapidly when muscle cells are damaged than other markers. Serum concentration of myoglobin increases above the normal range as early as 1 hour after myocardial infarction and peak in approximately 4 to 8 hours after onset. Therefore, myoglobin is better suited for the early diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction (AMI). Human Myoglobin is a sandwich immunoassay. When serum sample is added to sample pad, it moves through the conjugate pad and mobilizes gold antimyoglobin conjugate that is coated on the conjugate pad. The mixture moves along the membrane by capillary action and reacts with anti-myoglobin antibody that is coated on the test region. If myoglobin is present at levels of 100 ng/ml or greater, the result is the formation of a colored band in the test region. If there is no myoglobin in the sample, the area will remain colorless. The sample continues to move to the control area and forms a pink to purple color, indicating the test is working and the result is valid.

It is designed for qualitative determination of myoglobin in human serum specimens. The presence of myoglobin in serum at level 100ng/ml or higher can be detected in 5 minutes.

Catalog

RCM-030C

Product

Human Myoglobin

Format

Cassette

Specimen *

S/P

Kit Size

20 est

* whole blood test could be conducted with assistant of assay buffer; but it may not work for every patient due to blood coagulation

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