TSH receptor autoantibody (TRAb) radioimmunoassay kit RIA
Overview
Identify Graves’ disease
Use for prognostic value after antithyroid drug therapy or after thyroidectomy
Detect hyperthyroidism in newborns whose mothers suffer from Graves’ disease
Detect certain cases of Hashimoto’s thyroiditis, subacute thyroiditis or silent thyroiditis in thyrotoxicosis phase
Benefits
- ACCURATE AND RELIABLE ASSAY
Assay principle: competition
The principle of the assay is based on competition between anti-TSH receptor autoantibodies (TRAb) in the samples with the TSH receptor adsorbed onto the tube walls for binding sites on 125-iodine radiolabeled TSH.
Assay procedure: 2 h at RT / shaking + 60 min at RT / shaking.
Features
Working range: 0.33 – 40 U/L (1st IS 90/672)
Sample: serum – 100 µL
Analytical sensitivity: 0.33 U/L
Functional sensitivity: 0.8 U/L
Normal values (n = 141 healthy blood donors)
| TRAB values U/L | % population | Status |
|---|---|---|
| <1 | 99 | Negative |
| 1,1< - > 1,5 | Grey zone | |
| >1,5 | Positive |
Immunoassays RIA and ELISA - Catalog
Immuno-analyse RIA et ELISA - Catalog
Annual availability Schedule 2021
In-vitro RIA products - Availability calendar
Calendrier de mise a disposition 2021
Trousse pour radioimmunologie - Availability calendar
Safety Data Sheet (ENG-GB) AB TR / TR-AB-CT
TR-AB-CT - Safety Data Sheet
Quality Control Report AB TR / TR-AB-CT
TR-AB-CT Batch KTCT357 - Quality Control Report
Quality Control Report AB TR / TR-AB-CT
TR-AB-CT Batch KTCT358A - Quality Control Report