fSAA(Serum Amyloid A) Rapid Quantitative Test

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SAA is an acute phase protein secreted by the liver and bound to high-density lipoprotein(HDL) in plasma. SAA concentrations may increase up to 1000-fold when cats are in a state ofinflammation. Therefore, measuring SAA concentrations can be used to detect the presence ofinflammation. In addition, in cats, SAA is not only a marker of inflammation, but also aprognostic marker of various diseases, such as diabetes and hyperthyroidism.

Features:
● Animal: Feline
● Sample type: Whole blood, Plasma, Serum
● Sample volume: 10μL
● Detection range：5 ~ 300 mg/L
● Reaction time: 3 min
●4-30°storage, 24 months shelf life

TEST ITEM	SAMPLE TYPE/SAMPLE VOLUME	MIXTURE VOLUME	INCUBATION TIME	SIGNIFICANCES AND APPLICATIONS	RESULT INTERPRETATION	Specificity	Sensitivity	Detection range	Accuracy/Correlation
fSAA	Serum/(EDTA K2-Plasma) /whole blood 10uL	75uL	3min	SAA is an acute phase protein secreted by the liver, and levels of SAA increase dramatically when cats are exposed to inflammation.	＜8mg/L Normal	98.00%	2mg/L	2~300 mg/L	R2=0.969
				Clinical application: SAA can be used to detect the presence of inflammation. It is also a prognostic marker for many diseases, such as diabetes and hyperthyroidism.	8-70mg/L Suspicion of inflammation or mild infection or high
					＞70mg/L Obvious inflammation

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