What is Advia Centaur XP?

The high-performance ADVIA Centaur® XP system has more onboard reagents and dedicated STAT capabilities to maximize productivity, regardless of volume or types of tests. Always ready, continuous operation without interruption. High throughput, up to 240 tests/hour. Intuitive software for ease of operation.

What is siemens immunoassay?

Siemens Healthcare Laboratory Diagnostics offers fully automated immunoassay platforms and a comprehensive, disease-focused menu in excess of 100 tests, to deliver powerful productivity and efficiency, providing better medical information to clinicians.

What is Siemens XP?

The Siemens Mobilett XP features an integrated cable design – eliminating loose cables that can get tangled or caught on objects during transport. More to that, the compact design allows transportation in elevators and other areas where space might be limited, for example in an ICU.

What is Immulite?

The IMMULITE® 1000 system is a small bench top immunoassay analyzer. The extensive menu, low cost of operation, reliability, and ease of use makes this system a great choice for laboratories with low-volume immunoassay tests.

What is the principle of immunoassay?

The principle behind the Immunoassay test is the use of an antibody that will specifically bind to the antigen of interest. The antibodies used in the Immunoassay must have a high affinity for the antigen. The antibodies used in the Immunoassay can either be monoclonal or polyclonal antibodies.

What is chemiluminescence immunoassay method?

Chemiluminescent immunoassay (CLIA) is an immunoassay technique where the label, i.e. the true “indicator” of the analytic reaction, is a luminescent molecule. Chemiluminescent methods can be direct—using luminophore markers—or indirect—using enzyme markers. Either method may be competitive or non-competitive.

What is immunologic method?

Definition. Immunological techniques include both experimental methods to study the immune system and methods to generate or use immunological reagents as experimental tools. The most common immunological methods relate to the production and use of antibodies to detect specific proteins in biological samples.