1. This document provides instructions for a reagent kit used to measure alanine aminotransferase (ALT) levels in serum or plasma samples.
2. The kit uses two reagents, R1 and R2, which contain substrates and enzymes, to catalyze a reaction that converts ALT into pyruvate and glutamate. The rate of this reaction is measured to determine ALT concentration.
3. Instructions are provided for sample collection and storage, reagent preparation, operation on automatic analyzers from various manufacturers, quality control, performance characteristics, and safety information.
1. This document provides instructions for a reagent kit used to measure alanine aminotransferase (ALT) levels in serum or plasma samples.
2. The kit uses two reagents, R1 and R2, which contain substrates and enzymes, to catalyze a reaction that converts ALT into pyruvate and glutamate. The rate of this reaction is measured to determine ALT concentration.
3. Instructions are provided for sample collection and storage, reagent preparation, operation on automatic analyzers from various manufacturers, quality control, performance characteristics, and safety information.
1. This document provides instructions for a reagent kit used to measure alanine aminotransferase (ALT) levels in serum or plasma samples.
2. The kit uses two reagents, R1 and R2, which contain substrates and enzymes, to catalyze a reaction that converts ALT into pyruvate and glutamate. The rate of this reaction is measured to determine ALT concentration.
3. Instructions are provided for sample collection and storage, reagent preparation, operation on automatic analyzers from various manufacturers, quality control, performance characteristics, and safety information.
1. This document provides instructions for a reagent kit used to measure alanine aminotransferase (ALT) levels in serum or plasma samples.
2. The kit uses two reagents, R1 and R2, which contain substrates and enzymes, to catalyze a reaction that converts ALT into pyruvate and glutamate. The rate of this reaction is measured to determine ALT concentration.
3. Instructions are provided for sample collection and storage, reagent preparation, operation on automatic analyzers from various manufacturers, quality control, performance characteristics, and safety information.
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MEASURE ALT (SGPT)
2-19-6 Yokosuka Reagent for measuring Alanine aminotransferase Matsudo, Chiba, Japan JSCC Method
2 ~ 8 °C IVD In vitro Diagnostics Packages
R1: 90 mL R2: 30 mL DO NOT freeze 18 months/block from light R1: 60 mL R2: 20 mL
1. PURPOSE OF USE glutamate.
In vitro Determination of Alanine aminotransferase (ALT) activity Lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) catalyzes the reduction of pyruvate in serum or plasma. and the simultaneous oxidation of NADH to NAD+. Activity of ALT can be determined by measuring the rate of decrease of this 2. GENERAL INSTRUCTION NADH. 1. For in vitro diagnostics use only. 2. Diagnosis should be made in a comprehensive manner, in L-alanine + α – ketoglutarate ALT → accordance with other related test results and clinical symptoms Pyruvate + L-Glutamate by the doctor in attendance. 3. For guaranteed results, usage of this product must comply with Pyruvate + NADH + H + LDH L- Lactate + NAD + + H2O → the instruction in this manual. 4. Follow the automatic analyzers instructions carefully. 7. CALCULATION & UNIT CONVERSION 3. MATERIALS REQUIRED BUT NOT INCLUDED Calculation - Saline 0.9 % and high grade purified water - Calculate ∆Abs of specimen & standards vs blank - Micropipet and other basic laboratory equipment. - Plot a calibration curve ALT (U/L) = f(∆Abs) - Calibrators and Controls (separatedly sold) - Calculate ALT concentration in specimen using the curve (doing 4. REAGENT COMPOSITION & PREPARATION same procedure for Controls) - Reagent R-1: L-alanine; NADH; LDH Unit conversion Reagent R-1 is ready for use 1 U/L = 0.017 µkat/L - Reagent R-2: L-alanine; α-ketoglutaric acid 8. PERFORMANCE & CORRELATION TEST Reagent R-2 is ready for use Performance - Calibrators: K.Factor calibration (Hitachi 7180 K. -4251) - Sensitivity: Change in absorbance when using purified water is - Controls Lyo-1 & Lyo-2 (separatedly sold): Put 1 mL of purified below 0.001 ~ 0.012/min. and change in absorbance using water to the vials of controls (L, H); leave at room temparature for solution (ALT 1000 IU/L) as sample is 0.100 ~ 0.300 /min. 30 minutes before use. After reconstituted, controls can be use - Specificity: The accuracy is within ±10.0%. without dilution. - Reproducibility: CV value < 10.0%. 5. SAMPLE PREPARATION & STORAGE - Measuring range: 3 ~ 1000 U/L. - Serum: Wait until sample completly coagulated. Take the Reference Material for Calibration supernatant to use as specimen. ReCCS JCCLS CRM-001 - Plasma: Treat sample by anticoagulant; leave sample to stand 9. EXPECTED VALUES for 3 hours or centrifuge at 2000 rpm for 2 minutes; take the - Male: 8 ~ 42 U/L plasma layer (supernatant) and use as specimen. - Female: 6 ~ 27 U/L - Analyze sample soon after collection. In case, it could not be Reference range should be established at each facility and analyzed soon, store sample 2 ~ 8 C and analyze within 3 days. judgement should base on measurement results in a 6. MEASUREMENT PRINCIPLE comprehensive manner together with clinical symptoms and other ALT catalyzes the transfer of the amino group of L-alanine to α- measurement results. ketoglutarate and resulting in the formation of pyruvate and L-
1/2 Revision 11/2013
10. INTERFERENCES 2. Do not use the container and auxiliaries included in this kit for - Influence of ascorbic acid of 50 mg/dL, conjugated bilirubin of 20 other purposes. mg/dL, or hemoglobin of 190 mg/dL to the sample of ALT 40 U/L 3. Do not mix reagents of different lot for use. is within 10%. 4. Do not add to the reagent being used even if it is the same lot - Avoid to use hemolyzed specimen. number. Disposal 11. INFORMATION FOR AUTOANALYZERS 1. All specimens, as well as all instruments (e.g. test tubes) that For Hitachi Analyzers come in contact with the specimens, must be treated by the Calculation Method Rate following methods, or they must be treated according to the Temperature 37 C Specimen 8.5 manual for infectious medical waste provided in each facility. Volume (μL) R1 150 ・ Sterilize with an autoclave, subjecting them to high pressure R2 50 saturated steam at 121 °C for more than 20 minutes. Do not Main 340 process waste containing sodium hypochlorite solution with an Wavelength (nm) Sub- 600 autoclave. Point 1 10 Measurement ・ Immerse at least one hour in sodium hypochlorite solution Point 2 21 (cycle) (active chloride concentration of over 1000 ppm). Point 3 34 2. This reagent contains sodium azide. Sodium azide can react Calibration type K: -4251 with lead pipe and/or steel pipe and can generate explosive metal Unit U/L azide. Make sure to use plenty of water at disposal. Concentration of sodium azide in R-2 is 0.05%. For Beckman Coulter Analyzers
Calculation Method Rate 13. OTHER INSTRUCTIONS AND CAUTION
Temperature 37 C - Results may differ depending on the sample/reagent ratio. Specimen 8.5 Adjust parameters for different analyzer. Volume (μL) R1 150 - Prepare the calibration curve on the day of determination. R2 50 Main 340 Wavelength (nm) Sub- 600 Point 1 14 Measurement Point 2 27 (cycle) Point 3 - Point 4 - Calibration type Linear Unit U/L
12. HANDLING, USAGE & DISPOSAL
Handling 1. Specimen can be potentially positive for infectious agents including hepatitis B virus and HIV. Wear glove and goggle when needed.2. In case reagents got into skin, eye or mouth by mistake, wash it immediately with plenty of water and consult the doctor if needed. 3. If reagents are spilled, dilute with water and wipe it out. If specimen is spilled, spray 80% of alcohol over the specimen and wipe it out. Usage 1. Store reagents under specified condition. Do not use after expiration date.