US2007111271A1PendingUtilityA1
Low molecular weight heparin assay, system and reagent therefor
Assignee: CARDIOVASCULAR DIAGNOSTICS INCPriority: Dec 7, 2001Filed: Jan 29, 2007Published: May 17, 2007
Est. expiryDec 7, 2021(expired)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
Inventors:Patrick D. Mize
G01N 33/86C12Q 1/56Y10S435/975
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Abstract
A method, kit, system and reagent for measuring low molecular weight heparin in a whole blood sample is provided which involves the use of a Factor Xa activator, such as Russell's Viper Venom, as the coagulation assay initiator.
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27 . A kit for measuring low molecular weight heparin concentration on a whole blood sample, comprising an element containing at least one dry coagulation assay reagent arranged in a substantially flattened format and containing magnetic particles distributed substantially homogeneously therethrough, wherein said at least one dry coagulation assay reagent comprises a Factor Xa activator.
28 . The kit of claim 27 , further comprising a transfer pipette.
29 . The kit of claim 28 , wherein said transfer pipette is made of an essentially nonthrombogenic material, comprises a vented end, is capable of being filled with a liquid sample by capillary action, and is capable of expelling said liquid sample by means of pressure after covering or sealing said vented end.
30 . The kit of claim 27 , further comprising a timing means.
31 . The kit of claim 27 , further comprising a permanent magnet.
32 . The kit of claim 30 , further comprising a transfer pipette.
33 . The kit of claim 31 , further comprising a transfer pipette.
34 . The kit of claim 29 , further comprising a timing means.
35 . The kit of claim 29 , further comprising a permanent magnet.
36 . The kit of claim 27 , wherein said element comprises a channel structure defining a sample well and reaction volume in fluid communication with each other, said channel structure having a geometry causing a liquid sample placed in said sample well to be drawn into and filling said reaction volume via capillary action.Cited by (0)
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