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Procedure:<br />
Patients and Methods<br />
1 - Dilute plasma samples with sample Buffer prior to adding to the<br />
microtest wells. Serial dilutions were prepared as follows: 20 plasma to<br />
1ml was added of sample buffer and mix; then add 20 ul ofthis initial<br />
mixture to 1 ml ofsample buffer and mix; final dilution 1 : 2601.<br />
2 - Add 50 ul ofPET Buffer to each microtest well.<br />
3 - Add 20 ofeach Lp(a) standard (0 mg/I and 600 mg/l) to two separate<br />
wells in duplicate. (standards was added without further dilution with<br />
sample buffer). Add 20 ul ofeach diluted sample into a separate well. the<br />
positions place the strips in the frame cover with a lid or plastic film.<br />
Incubate for 60 minutes at room temperature on a micro-test plate shaker,<br />
speed 500 pm<br />
4 - Add 50 ul ofconjugate to each well using the 8-channel pipette .Cover<br />
with lid or plastic film and incubate for 15 minutes at 25 CO with agitation<br />
on a micro-test plate shaker.<br />
5 - Empty the plate contents and wash the strips four times with PET<br />
buffer: by filling the wells with PET buffer using a squeeze bottle, wait<br />
for 1 minute, empty the plate and remove droplet by tapping the strips<br />
and frame 4-5 times, face down, against absorbent material repeat do not<br />
allow plate to dry out.<br />
6 - Add 100 ul of substrate to each well using an 8-channel pipette or.<br />
Start the stop watch. Incubate the strips with cover on the micro-test plate<br />
shaker for 15 minutes at 25 C.<br />
7 - Add 50 ul sulfuric acid to each well. Add this with the same speed and<br />
order as you added the substrate . Agitate the plate for 5 minutes on a<br />
micro-test plate shaker to allow complete mixing and stabilization of<br />
color. The colored products is stable for 2 hours.<br />
8 - Read the absorbance at 492 nm in a micro-test plate reader.<br />
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