Proti 2
Proti 2
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d) Estabilidad e instrucciones de almacenamiento: si no
se procesa inmediatamente el suero puede conservarse hasta B S D
3 días en refrigerador (2-10oC) o una semana en congelador. Standard - 10 ul -
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CONVERSION DE UNIDADES AL SISTEMA SI BIBLIOGRAFIA
Proteínas totales (g/dl) x 10 = Proteínas totales (g/l) - Doumas, B.T.; Watson, W.A. & Biggs, H.G. - Clin. Chim.
Albúmina (g/dl) x 10 = Albúmina (g/l) Acta 31/1:87 (1971).
- Gasbarro, L.; Bandinelli R. & Tomassini, G. - Clin. Chim.
LIMITACIONES DEL PROCEDIMIENTO Acta 36:275 (1972).
Ver Sustancias interferentes conocidas en MUESTRA. - Pastewka, J. W. & Ness, A. T. - Clin. Chim. Acta 12:523
- Determinación de Proteínas Totales: (1965).
Puede usarse plasma como muestra, pero el resultado de - Peters, T. Jr. - Clin. Chem. 14:1147 (1968).
la proteinemia estará incrementado en 0,2 g/dl debido a la - Rojkín, M.L.; Olguín de Mariani, M.C.; Drappo, G.A. y Sosa,
presencia de fibrinógeno, que no está considerado dentro C.F. - Bioq. del Atlántico VI/63: 1931 (1974).
de la definición de Proteínas Totales. - Rojkín, M.L.; Olguín de Mariani, M.C.; Drappo, G.A. y Sosa,
- Determinación de Albúmina: C.F. - Bioq. Clin. VIII/4:241 (1974).
Mientras se realice la reacción entre 15 y 28oC puede - Young, D.S. - "Effects of Drugs on Clinical Laboratory Tests",
utilizarse factor para los cálculos. Fuera de este rango, AACC Press, 4th ed., 2001.
cambia la cinética de la reacción y no se completa el
desarrollo del color.
El sistema debe estandarizarse con el Standard provisto, ya
que los standards liofilizados y pools de sueros responden
de distinta forma.
En caso de utilizar un analizador automático se recomien-
da, para una mejor performance, el empleo de Albúmina
AA de Wiener lab.
PERFORMANCE
a) Reproducibilidad: procesando replicados de las mismas
muestras en distintos días se obtuvieron los siguientes
resultados:
Proteínas Totales
Nivel D.S. C.V.
4,6 g/dl ± 0,023 g/dl 0,49 %
5,8 g/dl ± 0,023 g/dl 0,40 %
7,0 g/dl ± 0,029 g/dl 0,41 %
Albúmina
Nivel D.S. C.V.
2,6 g/dl ± 0,079 g/dl 3,0 %
3,7 g/dl ± 0,071 g/dl 1,9 %
5,5 g/dl ± 0,070 g/dl 1,3 %
b) Recuperación: agregando cantidades conocidas de
albúmina y globulinas a distintas muestras se obtuvo una
recuperación de 96 a 103% para Proteínas Totales y entre
98 y 100% para Albúmina.
c) Límite de detección: depende del fotómetro empleado
y de la longitud de onda. De acuerdo con la sensibilidad
requerida para un ∆A mínimo de 0,001, el menor cambio de
concentración detectable será de 0,02 g/dl para Proteínas
Totales y 0,01 g/dl para Albúmina.
d) Linealidad: la reacción es lineal hasta 12 g/dl para Pro-
teínas Totales y hasta 6 g/dl para Albúmina.
PRESENTACION
Equipo para 140 determinaciones de Proteínas Totales y
Albúmina con Standard (Cód. 1690001).
Wiener lab. provee separadamente:
Proti 2 Suero Patrón: frasco de 1,8 ml (Cód. 1690004).
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Proti 2
Método colorimétrico para a determinação de Proteínas
Totais e Albumina em soro
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d) Estabilidade e instruções de armazenamento: de não
B P D
ser processado rapidamente o soro pode ser conservado sob
refrigeração (2-10oC) até 3 dias ou uma semana congelado. Padrão - 10 ul -
Amostra - - 10 ul
MATERIAL NECESSÁRIO (não fornecido)
- Espectrofotômetro ou fotocolorímetro. Reagente B 3,5 ml 3,5 ml 3,5 ml
- Micropipetas e pipetas para medir os volumes indicados. Misturar com uma vara. Manter os tubos entre 15-28oC
- Tubos ou cubetas espectrofotométricas. durante 10 minutos. Ler em espectrofotômetro a 625 nm ou
- Banho-maria a 37oC (para Proteínas Totais). em fotocolorímetro com filtro verde (620-650 nm) zerando
- Relógio ou timer. o aparelho com Branco de Reagente.
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LIMITAÇÕES DO PROCEDIMENTO - Peters, T. Jr. - Clin. Chem. 14:1147 (1968).
Vide Substâncias interferentes conhecidas em Amostra. - Rojkín, M.L.; Olguín de Mariani, M.C.; Drappo, G.A. y Sosa,
- Determinação de Proteínas Totais: C.F. - Bioq. del Atlántico VI/63: 1931 (1974).
Pode ser utilizado plasma como amostra, mas o resultado - Rojkín, M.L.; Olguín de Mariani, M.C.; Drappo, G.A. y Sosa,
da proteinemia será incrementado em 0,2 g/dl pela presen- C.F. - Bioq. Clin. VIII/4:241 (1974).
ça de fibrinogênio, que não é considerado pela definição - Young, D.S. - "Effects of Drugs on Clinical Laboratory Tests",
de Proteínas Totais. AACC Press, 4th ed., 2001.
- Determinação de Albumina:
Pode ser utilizado fator para os cálculos, sempre que a
reação seja realizada com temperatura entre 15 e 28oC.
Fora desta faixa, muda a cinética da reação e não é com-
pleto o desenvolvimento da cor.
O sistema deve ser padronizado com o Padrão fornecido,
já que os padrões liofilizados e pools de soros respondem
de diferentes maneiras.
Caso de utilizar um analisador automático recomenda-se,
para um melhor desempenho, Albumina AA de Wiener lab.
DESEMPENHO
a) Reprodutibilidade: processando duplicatas das mesmas
amostras em diferentes dias obtiveram-se os seguintes
resultados:
Proteínas Totais
Nível D.P. C.V.
4,6 g/dl ± 0,023 g/dl 0,49 %
5,8 g/dl ± 0,023 g/dl 0,40 %
7,0 g/dl ± 0,029 g/dl 0,41 %
Albumina
Nível D.P. C.V.
2,6 g/dl ± 0,079 g/dl 3,0 %
3,7 g/dl ± 0,071 g/dl 1,9 %
5,5 g/dl ± 0,070 g/dl 1,3 %
b) Recuperação: adicionando quantidades conhecidas
de albumina e globulinas a diferentes amostras obteve-se
uma recuperação de 96 a 103% para Proteínas Totais e 98
a 100% para Albumina.
c) Limite de detecção: dependendo do fotômetro utilizado
e da comprimento de onda, conforme com a sensibilidade
necessária para um ∆A mínimo de 0,001, a menor mudança
de concentração detectável será de 0,02 g/dl para Proteínas
Totais e 0,01 g/dl para Albumina.
d) Linearidade: a reação é linear até 12 g/dl para Proteínas
Totais e até 6 g/dl para Albumina.
APRESENTAÇÃO
Kit para 140 determinações de Proteínas Totais e Albumina
com Padrão (Cód. 1690001).
Wiener lab, fornece por separado:
Proti 2 Suero Patrón: frasco de 1,8 ml (Cód. 1690004).
REFERÊNCIA
- Doumas, B.T.; Watson, W.A. & Biggs, H.G. - Clin. Chim.
Acta 31/1:87 (1971).
- Gasbarro, L.; Bandinelli R. & Tomassini, G. - Clin. Chim.
Acta 36:275 (1972).
- Pastewka, J. W. & Ness, A. T. - Clin. Chim. Acta 12:523 (1965).
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Proti 2
Colorimetric method for the determination of Total
Proteins and Albumin in serum
SUMMARY WARNINGS
Proteins are macromolecular organic compounds widely Reagents are for "in vitro" diagnostic use.
distributed in the body and are essential for life. They act Use the reagents according to the working procedures for
as structural and transport elements and also appear as clinical laboratories.
enzymes, hormones, antibodies, coagulation factors, etc. The reagents and samples should be discarded according
Albumin is the most abundant protein in serum. One of its to the local regulations in force.
most important functions is to enable the transportation of Reagent A: corrosive. H315+H320: Causes skin and eye
fatty acids, steroid hormones, bilirubin, and catecholamines, irritation. P262 Do not get in eyes, on skin, or on clothing.
which in their free form are not soluble in a water medium. P305 + P351 + P338 IF IN EYES: Rinse cautiously with water
Albumin concentration in plasma significantly influences on for several minutes. Remove contact lenses, if present and
the stability of the coloidosmotic pressure, which is related easy to do. Continue rinsing. P302 + P352 IF ON SKIN: Wash
to its relatively low molecular weight and its high net charge. with plenty of soap and water. P280 Wear protective gloves/
Under pathological conditions such as renal loss, malnutri- protective clothing/eye protection/face protection.
tion, long-term infections, etc., hypoproteinemias may ap-
pear; while hyperproteinemias are observed with multiple STABILITY AND STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS
myeloma, bacterial endocarditis and hemoconcentrations Provided Reagents: are stable at room temperature (<
of diverse origins. 25ºC) until the expiration date shown on the box.
Both situations are usually accompanied by hypoalbumin- Standard: stable at room temperature (no higher than 25oC)
emias. Abnormal albumin increases are occasional and are until the expiration date shown on the box. Refrigerate after
mostly related with dehydration that produces the concomi- opening.
tant increase in the plasma proteic content.
INSTABILITY OR DETERIORATION OF REAGENTS
PRINCIPLE Variations in the pH of the reagents may cause their dete-
Total Proteins Determination: rioration. Do not exchange the bottle caps.
Protein peptidic bonds react with the cupric ion in alkaline Any variation in the organoleptic characteristics of the Stan-
medium, rendering a violet complex with a maximum absorp- dard may indicate its deterioration.
tion at 540 nm, being its intensity proportional to the total
proteins concentration of the sample. SAMPLE
Serum
Albumin Determination: a) Collection: obtain non-hemolyzed serum.
Albumin specifically reacts -without previous separation- with b) Additives: not required.
the anionic form of the 3,3',5,5'-tetrabromo cresolsulfon phta- c) Known interference substances:
lein (BCP), in the presence of an excess of dye in buffered - In Total Proteins determination no interferences from biliru-
medium at pH 3.8. The absorbance increase at 625 nm, bin up to 100 mg/l, nor from mild hemolysis are observed.
related to the reagent Blank, is proportional to the albumin Turbidity caused by chylomicrons has never been observed.
quantity present in the sample. - In the Albumin determination no interferences from mod-
erate hemolysis, bilirubin up to 200 mg/l nor from lipemia
PROVIDED REAGENTS up to 20 g/l are observed. No previous deproteinization is
A. Reagent A: 13 mmol/l EDTA/Cu complex in 875 mmol/l required, since globulins do not interfere in this test.
NaOH and alkyl aryl polyether (AAP). See Young, D.S. in References for effect of drugs on the
B. Reagent B: 3,3',5,5'-tetrabromo cresolsulfon phtalein present method.
(BCP) solution (in polyoxyethylene lauryl ether). d) Stability and storage instructions: if the serum is not
S. Standard: bovine albumin and globulins solution with immediately tested, it can be stored up to 3 days in refrigera-
known proteins and albumin titers. Check the given values tor (2-10oC) or a week in freezer.
on the label, since they are lot specific.
REQUIRED MATERIAL (non-provided)
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE - Spectrophotometer or photocolorimeter.
Provided Reagents: ready to use. - Micropipettes and pipettes to measure the stated volumes.
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- Tubes or spectrophotometric cuvettes.
- Water bath at 37oC (for Total Proteins). Mix with rod. Keep the tubes between 15 and 28oC for
- Stopwatch. 10 minutes. Read in spectrophotometer at 625 nm or in
photocolorimeter with red filter (620-650 nm) setting the
instruments to zero O.D. with the Reagent Blank.
• TOTAL PROTEINS DETERMINATION
ASSAY CONDITIONS
- Wavelength: 540 nm in spectrophotometer or photocolorim- STABILITY OF FINAL REACTION
eter with green filter (520-560 nm). The reaction color is stable for 20 minutes, thus readings
- Reaction Temperature: 37oC should be performed within this period.
- Reaction Time: 15 minutes
- Sample Volume: 50 ul CALCULATIONS
- Reagent A Volume: 3.5 ml Using the Standard as indicated in PROCEDURE, the cal-
- Final Reaction Volume: 3.55 ml culations are performed as follows:
T.P. (g/dl)
Total Proteins (g/dl) = U x f f=
PROCEDURE S
In three test tubes labeled B (Blank), S (Standard) and Alb. (g/dl)
U (Unknown), place: Albumin (g/dl) = U x f f=
S
B S U
Albumin (g/dl)
Distilled Water 50 ul - - A/G Ratio =
T.P. (g/dl) - Alb. (g/dl)
Standard - 50 ul -
Sample - - 50 ul CALIBRATION CURVE
Reagent A 3.5 ml 3.5 ml 3.5 ml To check that the colorimeter has a linear response in the
wavelengths indicated for the reactions, a calibration curve
Mix with rod. Incubate for 15 minutes at 37oC. Read in can be prepared with increasing quantities of Standard (e.g.
spectrophotometer at 540 nm or in photocolorimeter with 50 and 100 ul for Total Proteins; 10 and 20 ul for Albumin)
green filter (520-560 nm) setting the instruments to zero and a reagent volume of 3.5 ml in every case. If the value
O.D. with the Reagent Blank. obtained for the second tube differs more than 5% from the
ones calculated in reference to the first tube reading, the
calibration curve must be used for the calculations.
STABILITY OF FINAL REACTION
The reaction color is stable for 12 hours, thus readings should QUALITY CONTROL METHOD
be performed within this period. Each time the test is run, analyze two levels of a quality
control material (Standatrol S-E 2 niveles) with known total
• ALBUMIN DETERMINATION proteins and albumin concentration.
ASSAY CONDITIONS
REFERENCE VALUES
- Wavelength: 625 nm in spectrophotometer or photocolorim-
The contents of total proteins and albumin was determined
eter with red filter (620-650 nm).
in serum of healthy individuals of both sexes, with normal
- Reaction Temperature: 15-28oC
diet, ages between 17 and 40. The following ranges were
- Reaction Time: 10 minutes
obtained:
- Sample Volume: 10 ul
- Reagent B Volume: 3.5 ml Total Proteins: 6.1 to 7.9 g/dl
- Final Reaction Volume: 3.51 ml Albumin: 3.5 to 4.8 g/dl
A/G Ratio: 1.2 to 2.2
It is recommended that each laboratory establishes its own
PROCEDURE reference values.
In three photocolorimeter test tubes labeled B (Blank), S
(Standard) and U (Unknown), place: SI SYSTEM UNITS CONVERSION
Total proteins (g/dl) x 10 = Total proteins (g/l)
B S U
Albumin (g/dl) x 10 = Albumin (g/l)
Standard - 10 ul -
PROCEDURE LIMITATIONS
Sample - - 10 ul
See Known interference substances under SAMPLE.
Reagent B 3.5 ml 3.5 ml 3.5 ml - Total Proteins Determination:
Plasma can be used as sample, but the result of the pro-
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teinemia will be increased in 0.2 g/dl due to the presence - Rojkín, M.L.; Olguín de Mariani, M.C.; Drappo, G.A. y Sosa,
of fibrinogen, which is not considered in the definition of C.F. - Bioq. Clin. VIII/4:241 (1974).
the Total Proteins. - Young, D.S. - "Effects of Drugs on Clinical Laboratory Tests",
- Albumin Determination: AACC Press, 4th ed., 2001.
If the reaction is performed between 15 and 28oC a factor
can be used for the calculations. Out of this range, the
kinetic of the reaction changes and the color development
is not completed.
The system should be standardized with the provided
Standard, as lyophilized and serum pools respond in a
different manner.
If an autoanalyzer is used in order to obtain a better perfor-
mance, it is recommended to Wiener lab’s Albúmina AA.
PERFORMANCE
a) Reproducibility: when replicates of the same samples
were assayed on different days the following results were
obtained:
Total Proteins
Level S.D. C.V.
4.6 g/dl ± 0.023 g/dl 0.49 %
5.8 g/dl ± 0.023 g/dl 0.40 %
7.0 g/dl ± 0.029 g/dl 0.41 %
Albumin
Level S.D. C.V.
2.6 g/dl ± 0.079 g/dl 3.0 %
3.7 g/dl ± 0.071 g/dl 1.9 %
5.5 g/dl ± 0.070 g/dl 1.3 %
b) Recovery: by adding known quantities of albumin and
globulins to different samples a recovery of 96 to 103% was
obtained for Total Proteins and between 98 and 100% for
Albumin.
c) Detection Limit: it depends on the photometer and the
wavelength. According to the sensitivity required for a ∆A
minimum of 0.001, the smallest detectable concentration
change will be of 0.02 g/dl for Total Proteins and 0.01 g/dl
for Albumin.
d) Linearity: the reaction is linear up to 12 g/dl for Total
Proteins and up to 6 g/dl for Albumin.
REFERENCES
- Doumas, B.T.; Watson, W.A. & Biggs, H.G. - Clin. Chim.
Acta 31/1:87 (1971).
- Gasbarro, L.; Bandinelli R. & Tomassini, G. - Clin. Chim.
Acta 36:275 (1972).
- Pastewka, J. W. & Ness, A. T. - Clin. Chim. Acta 12:523
(1965).
- Peters, T. Jr. - Clin. Chem. 14:1147 (1968).
- Rojkín, M.L.; Olguín de Mariani, M.C.; Drappo, G.A. y Sosa,
C.F. - Bioq. del Atlántico VI/63: 1931 (1974).
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H
Límite de temperatura (conservar a) // Limite de temperatura (conservar a) // Temperature limitation (store at)
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