Blood Grouping Reagents
Anti-Human Globulin
Diagnostic reagent for the in-vitro qualitative determination of antibodies coating on human red blood cells.
| Range | Blood Grouping Reagents |
|---|---|
| Method | Indirect and direct antiglobulin tests (slide and tube methods) |
| Composition | Anti-IgG derived from rabbits with non-specific activity, in a buffered solution of bovine serum albumin and sodium azide 0.1%. |
| Type of specimen | Blood. Samples should be drawn aseptically into EDTA to prevent in vitro complement binding and tested within 24 hours. ACD, CPD or CPDA-1 may also be used in the absence of EDTA. If only fully clotted specimens are used, do not refrigerate them before testing. All blood samples should be washed at least twice with PBS before being tested. |
| Storage | Supplied ready to use and stable up to the expiry date labeled on the bottles when properly stored refrigerated at 2–8 °C. Prolonged storage at temperatures outside this range may result in accelerated loss of reagent reactivity. Do not freeze. The reagent is normally clear; do not use it if it is turbid or if a precipitate is present. |
| Catalogue numbers | 4 |
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