Insulin

Insulin is a peptide comprising of two peptide chains (A and B) linked by S-S bonds. Insulin secretion is stimulated primarily by hyperglycaemia and with amino acids. Other hormones such as glucagon, and neural stimuli are also contributing. Insulin is one of the key hormones with regard to metabolism. . Its determination is useful in the ddiagnosis of insulinoma and other hypoglycemic states. In diabetic states, it is determined rather for therapeutic decision than for diagnosis of diabetes itself.

Name	Insulin(e) IRMA KIT
Ref.	IM3210
Method	IRMA
Type	Coated tubes
Tests	100
Max. Activity (kBq)	640
Sensitivity	0.5 μIU/mL
Incubation conditions	2 hrs/RT;shaking
Calibrator range	0;3-300 μIU/mL
Sample volume (μL)	50
Sample form	serum; plasma
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Instructions for Use
MSDS
Reagents supplied separately	Precipitation reagent (50 mL),Ref. A09775