Kits
C-reactive protein (CRP) (dried blood samples) ELISA
Kits
Description
C-reactive protein (CRP) is mainly formed in hepatocytes. The synthesis rate of CRP is
influenced by the cytokines involved in the inflammatory processes. The biological
half-life time is estimated to be 13-16 hours. The serum CRP concentration reflects
very sensitive acute fever, pneumonia and myocardial infraction.
Recent studies describe an association between inflammatory reactions and cardiovascular
diseases like arteriosclerosis or latent and chronic persistent infections. As a
marker for inflammation, CRP high-sensitive can be used to predict the risk of myocardial
infarction and stroke.
The CRP kit provides an easy-to-use assay for monitoring anti-rejection therapies.
The ELISA assay was used for years to test hundreds of patients. Its predictive diagnostic
value was compared with the gold standard (kidney biopsy).
influenced by the cytokines involved in the inflammatory processes. The biological
half-life time is estimated to be 13-16 hours. The serum CRP concentration reflects
very sensitive acute fever, pneumonia and myocardial infraction.
Recent studies describe an association between inflammatory reactions and cardiovascular
diseases like arteriosclerosis or latent and chronic persistent infections. As a
marker for inflammation, CRP high-sensitive can be used to predict the risk of myocardial
infarction and stroke.
The CRP kit provides an easy-to-use assay for monitoring anti-rejection therapies.
The ELISA assay was used for years to test hundreds of patients. Its predictive diagnostic
value was compared with the gold standard (kidney biopsy).