Abbott Nutrition General Chemistry Reagent Alinity c Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) For Alinity c Analyzer 1,200 Tests, 1/EA

General Chemistry Reagent Alinity c Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) For Alinity c Analyzer 1,200 Tests, 1/EA

This general chemistry reagent is a Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) assay cartridge for use with the Alinity c Analyzer. It fits laboratories and testing workflows that need GGT quantitation in human serum or plasma for general chemistry and hepatic testing. This SKU supports 1,200 tests and requires refrigeration.

Good Fit For

• Clinical laboratory general chemistry testing
• Hepatic test workflows on the Alinity c Analyzer
• Labs processing serum or plasma samples
• Higher-volume testing programs needing 1,200 tests

Key Features

• Gamma Glutamyl Transferase (GGT) assay for general chemistry testing
• Made for use with the Alinity c Analyzer
• Supports quantitation of GGT in human serum or plasma
• 1,200-test configuration can help support higher-volume lab workflows
• Cartridge format for analyzer-based processing
• Requires refrigeration for storage

Applications and Usage

• Quantitating gamma-glutamyl transferase in human serum samples
• Quantitating gamma-glutamyl transferase in human plasma samples
• Running GGT testing on an Alinity c Analyzer
• Supporting general chemistry hepatic assay menus in the lab

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Use with the Alinity c Analyzer.
• This reagent requires refrigeration.
• The assay is intended for serum or plasma samples.
• Buyers managing throughput may want to note the 1,200-test capacity.

FAQ

• What analyzer does this GGT reagent work with? This Gamma Glutamyl Transferase reagent is for use with the Alinity c Analyzer.
• What sample types can be used with this assay? The assay is used with human serum or plasma.
• How many tests does this reagent provide? This SKU supports 1,200 tests.
• What format is the reagent? The reagent comes in a cartridge format.
• Are there special storage requirements? Yes. This reagent requires refrigeration.

From Abbott Nutrition.