Microbiology Centrifuge Machine For Blood Testing With 12/24 Gel Card Capacity

Description
 

The Blood Gel Card Centrifuge applies the microcolumn gel immunoreaction method, ideal for conducting red blood cell agglutination or microcolumn gel hemagglutination assays (MGHA). This process induces agglutination between red blood cells and antibodies in the microcolumn gel tubes. The centrifuge then gently separates the bound and unbound cells, with agglutinates positioned in the gel and free cells settling at the tube's base.

Specifications:

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Features

The Blood Gel Card Centrifuge utilizes the microcolumn gel immunoreaction principle, primarily for red blood cell agglutination testing or microcolumn gel hemagglutination assays (MGHA). During operation, red blood cells and their corresponding antibodies form clusters within the microcolumn gel tubes. Low-speed centrifugation ensures that the clumps remain at the surface or are suspended within the gel, while unbound red blood cells settle at the base of the tube.

Advantages:

Micro Column Gel Technology offers simplicity, eliminating the need for washing and confirmation tests for negative results, overcoming the complexity and time constraints of traditional Coombs tests. It establishes the incomplete antibody detection theory as the clinical "gold standard". The system can process multiple specimens simultaneously (12/24 cards), enabling efficient testing of numerous clinical samples. Additionally, it ensures accuracy, sensitivity, minimal specimen usage, long-term result storage, easy standardization, and safe operation.

Paternity Testing Method:

The Paternity Testing Method utilizes ABO blood type positive and negative type as well as RhD blood type test cards to detect human ABO and RhD antigens. It employs the column agglutination method (microcolumn gel method), a standardized immunological approach where red blood cell antigens and corresponding antibodies agglutinate within a microcolumn gel medium. This method ensures result accuracy due to its standardization and quantification.

Process Steps:

Blood Sample Collection: Collect blood samples (Note: samples with abnormally high serum protein should be adequately washed before use).

Blood Sample Processing:Centrifuge the anticoagulated whole blood at 900~1000g for 5 minutes. The lower layer contains concentrated packed red blood cells (about 80% concentration). Carefully separate the upper plasma into another test tube for direct use in experiments.