C-reactive protein (CRP) Rapid Quantitative Test

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CRP is an acute phase protein in serum. There are trace amounts of CRP in normal dog serum,and its concentration begins to increase within 4 to 6 hours after inflammatory infection or tissue trauma, and reaches a peakat 24 to 48 hours. After symptoms resolve, CRP levels quickly return to the normal range. Therefore, CRP can be used to diagnose acuteinflammation and trauma to monitor the outcome of rehabilitation after surgery or various treatments, and to monitor the recurrence of disease.

Features：
● Animal: Canine
● Sample type: Whole blood, Plasma, Serum
● Sample volume: 10μL
● Detection range：2~250 mg/L
● Reaction time: 3 mins

● 4-30°storage, 24 months shelf life

TEST ITEM	SAMPLE TYPE/SAMPLE VOLUME	MIXTURE VOLUME	INCUBATION TIME	SIGNIFICANCES AND APPLICATIONS	RESULT INTERPRETATION	Specificity	Sensitivity	Detection range	Accuracy/Correlation
cCRP	Serum/(EDTA K2-Plasma) /whole blood 10uL	75uL	3min	An acute protein in CRP serum, with trace amounts of CRP in normal dog serum, that increases within 4-6 hours of infection or tissue injury and peaks 24-48 hours later. After the symptoms disappeared, CRP levels quickly returned to normal.	0-10mg/L No significance or basically normal	100.00%	2mg/L	2-250 mg/L	R2=0.994
					10-30mg/L Early, mild bacterial infection or disease recovery
				Clinical application: CRP can be used to diagnose acute inflammation and trauma, to monitor recovery after surgery or various treatments, and to monitor disease recurrence.	30-100mg/L Moderate inflammatory response, localized infection
					＞100mg/L Severe inflammation, sepsis, systemic infection

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