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Product category: Clinical chemistry analysis
News Release from: Sebia UK | Subject: Capillarys CDT assay
Edited by the Laboratorytalk Editorial Team on 01 March 2007

CDT testing method is ideal for
screening

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Capillarys carbohydrate deficient transferrin (CDT) assay from Sebia is sensitive and specific test for identifying, quantifying and visualising the effects of harmful and repeated alcohol consumption

Capillary electrophoresis is a new method of monitoring the relative concentration of CDT, a marker which increases during long term high alcohol consumption Genetic variations of transferrin and non alcohol related liver conditions are differentiated so, unlike traditional methods, no additional test is required to confirm results

The fully automated assay has a throughput of 38 samples an hour and requires no sample preparation eliminating the potential for manual errors.

Graphical presentation and powerful software facilitates interpretation of results and improves patient management.

Capillarys 2 provides a cost effective system for routine CDT analysis and is ideal as a screening tool for detecting alcohol abuse and monitoring treatment by replacing slow, labour intensive methods which gave less specific results.

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