Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) Liquid Reagent 110 mL – 2–8°C

Lactate Dehydrogenase (LDH) Liquid Reagent 110 mL is a clinical chemistry reagent intended for the quantitative determination of lactate dehydrogenase activity in human serum or plasma. Commercial LDH liquid-stable reagents commonly use a UV kinetic method, measuring the change in NADH absorbance, typically around 340 nm. LDH testing is widely used in clinical chemistry laboratories as part of investigations involving tissue injury, liver disease, hemolysis, and other conditions associated with altered LDH activity. Anamol Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Key Features - Full analyte name: Lactate Dehydrogenase - Abbreviation: LDH - Liquid-stable reagent - Total volume: 110 mL - Quantitative LDH activity determination - Two-reagent system commonly used - Typical R1:R2 ratio: 4:1 - Suitable for serum and, for some systems, plasma - UV kinetic methodology - Typical wavelength: 340 nm - Refrigerated storage at 2–8°C - Suitable for compatible chemistry analyzers - For in vitro diagnostic use - High linearity available in commercial LDH reagent systems Anamol Laboratories Pvt. Ltd. Specification Details Product Name Lactate Dehydrogenase Liquid Reagent Full Analyte Name Lactate Dehydrogenase Abbreviation LDH Reagent Form Liquid Total Volume 110 mL Typical Reagent System Two Reagents Typical R1:R2 Ratio 4:1 Approximate R1 Volume 88 mL Approximate R2 Volume 22 mL Method UV Kinetic Typical Reaction Direction Pyruvate → Lactate Typical Wavelength 340 nm Typical Sample Type Human Serum / Plasma* Storage Temperature 2–8°C Intended Use In Vitro Diagnostic Use Application Clinical Chemistry / Biochemistry Analyzer Compatibility Manual / Semi-Automated / Automated Systems