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QUANTA LITE® R h-tTG IgA ELISA Kit, Bulk (Lab Corp)

INOVA DIAGNOSTICS, INC. · Model 704605.10L · UDI-DI 08426950593560

MVM Prescription
1
510(k) clearances
2
Adverse events
1
Recalls
19
Facilities

Description

1. Instruction leaflet: Giving full assay details. 2.QC Certificate: Indicating the expected performance of the batch. 3. Human Transglutaminase Coated Wells: 12 breakapart 8 well strips coated with recombinant tTG. Each plate is packaged in a re-sealable foil bag containing two desiccant pouches. 4. HRP Sample Diluent: 2 bottles containing 50mL of buffer for sample dilution. Colored pink, ready to use. 5. HRP Wash Concentrate: 1 bottle containing 25mL of a 40-fold concentrated buffer for washing the wells. 6. R h-tTG IgA Calibrators: 5 bottles, each containing 1.2mL of diluted human serum, with the following concentrations of anti-tTG IgA autoantibody: 100, 33.3, 11.1, 3.7, 1.23 U/mL. 7.R h-tTG IgA Positive Control: 1 bottle containing 1.2mL of diluted human serum. The expected value is given on the QC certificate. 8.ELISA Negative Control: 1 bottle containing 1.2mL of diluted human serum. The expected value is given on the QC certificate.. 9. HRP R h-tTG IgA Conjugate: 1 bottle containing 10mL of purified peroxidase labelled antibody to human IgA. Colored yellow. 10. TMB Chromogen: 1 bottle containing 10mL TMB chromogen. 11.Stop Solution HRP: 1 bottle containing 10mL of 0.344M Sulfuric Acid.

Recalls

DateFirmReason
2019-04-03Bio-Rad LabsAn elevated lot-to-lot bias was observed for Autoimmune EIA Anti-Tissue Transglutaminase (tTG) IgA when compared to a previous lot of product. The observed elevated bias between th

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