Hemolytic method for the continuous determination of antistreptolysin o antibodies in blood or serum samples, using oxidised streptolysin o
CA 1162846 A · Owner: Diesse Diagnostica Senese S.R.L. · Inventors: Ricci, Antonio
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The hemolytic method for the continuous determination of antistreptolysin O antibodies (ASO) in blood samples consists of reacting a first reagent containing a single dose of oxidised SO with the specific antibodies which may be present in the blood sample under examination allowing the necessary time to pass for the reaction between the oxidised SO and said antibodies to take place returning the oxidised SO to its reduced state by adding a second reagent, and measuring the rate of hemolysis. The continuous determination of the ASO titre is obtained by comparing said rate of hemolysis with the rate of hemolysis shown graphically for samples of known ASO titre. - 1 -
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