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Details : C19RMS22 - lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) in Blood plasma, Blood serum, Calibration solution

Type (acronym)rms
Typereference measurement service
Unique Nomination NumberC19RMS22
Reference Laboratory StatusManufacturer
Analyte Namelactate dehydrogenase (LDH)
IUPAC IFCC NumberEC1.1.1.27
Applicable MatricesHuman serum/plasma; fresh frozen, lyophilized Calibration solution
Traceable to SIYes
Principle of Analytical ProcedureKinetic spectrophotometry
Reference Method Listed in JCTLMYes
JCTLM Database Identifier NumberNRMeth 66
Procedure Difference in Your LaboratoryNo
QuantityCatalytic activity concentration
From (0)0.69
To (0)10.12
Unit (0)μkat/L
From (1)2.6
To (1)2.3
Unit (1)%
Level of Confidence (%)95%
Comments on Concentration RangeThe measurement range of concentration does not involve the dilution of the sample.
The conversion factor for enzyme catalytic activity concentration: 1 U/L = 0.01671 μkat/L.
Comments on Uncertainty RangeThe expanded uncertainty is a relative uncertainty.
Survey OrganisationIFCC Ring Trials for Reference Laboratories are organized on behalf of the IFCC by the Reference Institute of Bioanalysis (RfB) of the German Society of Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (DGKL), they are announced on the DGKL-RfB – website (www.dgkl-rfb.de:81/index.shtml)
Intercomparison Results Publicly AvailableYes
Link to Comparison ResultsRELA - IFCC External Quality assessment scheme for Reference Laboratories in Laboratory Medicine at AND http://www.dgkl-rfb.de:81/
Additional Information 1The EQAS organization offers ring trials for all seven enzyme activity measurements according to the IFCC 37 °C reference procedures .
Organization AcronymKHB
Organization NameReference Laboratory, Shanghai Kehua Bio-engineering Co.,Ltd
Organization Websitehttps://www.skhb.com
Organization Country ISO CodeCN
Organization Country NameChina
Analyte Category NameEnzymes