Pro-Gastrin-Releasing Peptide (ProGRP) CLIA Kit
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Pro-Gastrin-Releasing Peptide (ProGRP) CLIA Kit

Cat.No: TMTR-HMM-0061 Datasheet

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Product Name Pro-Gastrin-Releasing Peptide (ProGRP) CLIA Kit
Catalog No. TMTR-HMM-0061
Description A chemiluminescence immunoassay kit for the quantitative determination of ProGRP in serum, providing a highly specific tumor marker for small cell lung cancer with superior discriminatory power compared to NSE.
Intended Use Quantitative ProGRP measurement in serum as a biomarker for small cell lung cancer diagnosis, differential diagnosis from benign pulmonary conditions, and post-treatment monitoring.
Principle / Technology One-step sandwich CLIA with monoclonal antibodies against distinct epitopes on the ProGRP (31-98) peptide.
Detection Method Automated chemiluminescence detection
Sample Type Human serum; samples should be centrifuged promptly after clotting and assayed or frozen within 4 hours
Performance Range / Specifications 3.0–5000 pg/mL analytical measurement range
Sensitivity / LOD ≤1.5 pg/mL limit of detection
Specificity High specificity for ProGRP (31-98); no detectable cross-reactivity with GRP, bombesin, or neuromedin B at concentrations up to 10,000 pg/mL
Reaction Conditions / Protocol Automated 20-minute one-step incubation of sample with microparticle reagent and labeled antibody, followed by magnetic separation and signal measurement
Components / Formulation Paramagnetic microparticles coated with anti-ProGRP antibody, acridinium ester-labeled detection antibody, reaction buffer, ProGRP calibrator set, ProGRP controls
Storage Conditions 2–8°C; calibrators should be handled gently to prevent foaming which may affect concentration accuracy
Shelf Life 18 months
Package Specifications 100 tests
Product Form Ready-to-use liquid reagents
Quality Control Calibrators traceable to manufacturer reference standard; inter-assay CV below 4%; 95th percentile reference value below 50 pg/mL in healthy individuals
Key Features Superior specificity for SCLC versus NSE due to minimal release from hemolyzed erythrocytes; serum stability at room temperature for up to 24 hours; integrated automated workflow suitable for high-volume clinical laboratories

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