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High Sensitivity Troponin T Assay
A chemiluminescence immunoassay capable of detecting very low levels of troponin T in serum.
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A chemiluminescence immunoassay capable of detecting very low levels of troponin T in serum.
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A laboratory procedure in which the efficacy of a range of antimicrobial agents is tested against bacteria, fungi, or viruses.
Glossary Term
The ability to respond to physical stimuli or to register small physical amounts or differences.
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The determination of the amount of C-reactive protein (CRP) present in a sample, usually serum from a blood draw from a subject that does not have a chronic inflammatory condition, through the use of an enhanced particle-enhanced immunoturbidimetric assay. This test is optimized to measure lower concentrations of CRP than a conventional CRP test. Accuracy is enhanced to ultra high levels through the use of a proprietary set of calibrated CRP samples.
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Research record from PLoS One, 2026-04-08. PMID 41950232.
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Research record from Front Med (Lausanne), 2026-09-03. PMID 42755646.
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Research record from Haematologica, 2026-03-26. PMID 41885010.
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Research record from Hemasphere, 2026-06-18. PMID 42325850.
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Research record from Arch Virol, 2026-07-20. PMID 42474801.
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Research record from Blood Cancer J, 2026-05-28. PMID 42209455.
Technology
An electrophoresis procedure, in which a sample is introduced into a capillary tube and the components are separated by the application of high voltage. Due to the large surface to volume ratio, cooling is more efficient, allowing use of higher voltages. As a result, separation occurs more quickly and sensitivity is increased. The technique allows for separation of proteins, nucleic acids, and carbohydrates.
Technology
Frequently referred to simply as HPLC, this form of column chromatography is used frequently in biochemistry. The analyte is forced through a column by liquid at high pressure, which decreases the time the separated components remain on the stationary phase. Less time on the column then translates to narrower peaks in the resulting chromatogram and thence to better selectivity and sensitivity.