Complement components C3/C3c IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of complement cascade components C3 and/or C3c in a clinical specimen.
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Complement components C4/C4c IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of complement cascade components C4 and/or C4c in a clinical specimen.
Complement component C1q IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of complement cascade component C1q in a clinical specimen.
Total complement activity (CH50) IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of total complement activity (CH50 ) in a clinical specimen.
Complement coated reagent red blood cell IVD, control
A sample of specifically characterized reagent red blood cells intended to be used when testing a clinical specimen due to their sensitization or cell coating with complement associated proteins, to verify the performance of an assay.
Complement component C1 inhibitor IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of complement cascade component C1 inhibitor in a clinical specimen.
Complement component C2 IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of complement cascade component C2 in a clinical specimen.
Complement factor H IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of complement factor H in a clinical specimen.
Complement factor H IVD, control
A material which is used to verify the performance of an assay intended to be used for the qualitative and/or quantitative detection of complement factor H in a clinical specimen.
Low-speed floor centrifuge, refrigerated
A freestanding mains electricity (AC-powered) device used mainly in the clinical laboratory to process through low-speed centrifugal force (typically up to 10,000 rpm) a large volume of clinical specimens (e.g., body fluids, reagents) at cool temperatures. ...
Optoacoustic/ultrasound imaging system
A mobile assembly of electrically-powered devices intended for imaging and analysis of soft-tissue and soft-tissue vasculature using combined optoacoustic (photoacoustic) and ultrasound (US) imaging. It includes a processing unit with a monitor, controls, a...