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Reagent kit Creatimine 2
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A veterinary creatinine reagent kit is an in vitro diagnostic tool used to measure creatinine levels in animal blood, plasma, or urine. It acts as a primary biomarker to evaluate renal health, kidney glomerular filtration rates (GFR), and to diagnose kidney diseases in pets and livestock.
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Creatinine is a metabolic waste product of creatine phosphate, which is utilized during muscle contractions. Because it is filtered from the bloodstream almost exclusively by the kidneys and excreted in urine, its concentration remains highly stable in healthy animals. When a kidney's filtering ability is impaired (e.g., due to dehydration, shock, or intrinsic kidney disease), creatinine accumulates in the blood. The kit enables veterinarians to quantitatively measure these levels to detect renal dysfunction.
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- Broad Compatibility: Kits are widely adaptable for use with serum, plasma, and urine samples across multiple species (such as dogs, cats, and primates).
- Automated or Manual Use: Designed for high-throughput automated analyzers, semi-automated biochemistry analyzers, or manual spectrophotometer testing.
- Interference Reduction: Veterinary-specific kits (often called VET kits, such as those formulated with optimized reagents) minimize negative test interference from lipemic or icteric biological samples.
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