The Tosoh Prostatic Acid Phosphatase Assay is designed to offer precise and reliable measurement of prostatic acid phosphatase levels in human serum. This kit is essential for clinical laboratories aiming to provide top-tier prostate cancer diagnostic assistance. Whether you're undertaking initial screenings or monitoring post-treatment progress, this assay ensures clear, actionable results.

The comprehensive kit includes a linearly adjusted PAP assay reagent, a bespoke diluent, and a calibrator set to maintain assay performance accuracy. Paired with 20-cup immunoassay reagent trays, these components allow for broad-scale testing with minimal reagent waste, enhancing efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Optimize your lab's output and reliability for prostate health diagnostics with the Tosoh PAP Assay.

Key Features:

• The Tosoh PAP Assay features high precision and sensitivity, providing reliable results for evaluating prostatic acid phosphatase levels. It is optimized for use with the AIA immunoassay systems, ensuring a seamless integration into existing laboratory workflows.
• The complete kit includes everything a lab needs for precise testing: a linearity set, a diluent, a calibrator set, and a full complement of reagent trays. This ensures that labs can conduct their testing with maximum efficiency and minimal waste.

Uses:

• The Tosoh Prostatic Acid Phosphatase (PAP) Assay is primarily used for clinical laboratory analysis to measure prostatic acid phosphatase levels in human serum. It is an essential tool in the diagnostic evaluation and monitoring of prostate cancer.
• It facilitates accurate monitoring of patients undergoing treatment for metastatic prostate carcinoma. Additionally, it can be useful in detecting recurrences after surgical intervention and in determining prognosis of prostate cancer patients.

FAQs:

1. What is the main use of the Tosoh PAP Assay?
The main use of the Tosoh PAP Assay is to measure prostatic acid phosphatase levels in human serum to assist in diagnosing and monitoring prostate cancer.

2. How is the calibrator set configured?
The calibrator set includes zero and positive calibrators, with each set having 1 ml of reagent, packaged in four units per pack.