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Key Benefits
Applications available
For a wide variety of clinical chemistry analysers including the RX series
Strong correlation
The Urea assay showed a correlation coefficient of 0.9935 against another commercially available method
Liquid and Lyophilised reagents available
Randox Urea assays are available in liquid ready-to-use and lyophilised formats, offering greater consumer choice
Randox Urea (Kinetic)
- Kinetic method
- Lyophilised reagents
- Stable for 4 weeks at +2 to +9°C or 2 days at +15 to +25°C
- Measuring range linear to 50mmol/l in serum or plasma, and 1050mmol/l in urine.
- Applications available
What is Urea assay used for?
Urea is synthesized in the liver from ammonia, as a result of deamination of amino acids. This biosynthetic pathway is the chief means of excretion of surplus nitrogen by the body. Measurements obtained by this test are used in the diagnosis of renal and metabolic disorders, most frequently kidney disorders. More than 60% of the kidney must be destroyed before plasma urea levels are significantly raised. This test is most frequently used in conjunction with serum creatinine for increased protein levels (cardiac decompensation, water depletion).
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