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Calibrators and Controls
Lyophilized serum calibrator for clinical chemistry.
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Clinical chemistry
Haematology
POC testing
Molecular biology
Electrophoresis
Rapid tests
ELISA
Special diagnostics
In an analytical measurement process, getting the right answer or the “true value,” is dependent on the correct interpretation of the analytical signal generated by an instrument against a standard or a calibrator. Calibration is the step that links the magnitude of an optical, electrochemical or any analytical signal to a specific amount of an analyte. The validity of the calibration curve is one of a critical components of test accuracy. The accuracy of the calibration process is dependent on the values that are assigned to the calibrators.
The reliability of a commercial calibrator relies on a process that links the value to some agreed upon a standard material or reference method of higher hierarchy (traceability) and the degree to which a material yields the same numerical relationships between results of measurements by a given set of measurement procedures; between the results of different measurement procedures for a reference material and for representative samples from healthy and diseased individual (commutability).
Q-line Biotech presents multicalibrators from two different brands: 'ELICAL 2 and LABTROL-H CAL; lyophilysate of human serum, former a product of ELITech Group, France and the latter a product of Chemelex S.A, Spain. Both the calibrators are traceable to their respective product line. In addition, Elical 2 exhibit an excellent commutability with patients' serum when used with Q-line reagents.
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