Controle Plasma

Control Plasma is a standardized plasma product used as a reference or quality control material in clinical laboratories, research, and diagnostic assays. It ensures the accuracy and consistency of test results by serving as a baseline for normal or pathological plasma parameters.

Content:

• Source and Preparation:
  • Derived from human or animal donors, pooled and processed under strict conditions to ensure uniformity.
  • May be normal (from healthy individuals) or pathological (from individuals with specific conditions) to simulate various clinical scenarios.
• Composition:
  • Contains plasma proteins (e.g., albumin, globulins, fibrinogen).
  • Standardized levels of coagulation factors, electrolytes, and other biochemical markers.
• Stabilization:
  • Treated with anticoagulants like citrate or EDTA to prevent clotting.
  • Lyophilized or frozen for extended shelf life and ease of storage.

Applications:

• Clinical Diagnostics:
  • Coagulation Assays: Used as a reference in tests like PT (Prothrombin Time), APTT (Activated Partial Thromboplastin Time), and fibrinogen assays.
  • Hematology: Ensures calibration of automated analyzers and standardization of complete blood counts (CBCs).
  • Biochemistry Tests: Serves as a control for electrolyte, enzyme, and protein level measurements.
• Quality Control:
  • Ensures consistency and reliability of laboratory results by verifying equipment performance and reagent integrity.
  • Used in both internal quality control (IQC) and external quality assurance (EQA) programs.
• Research and Development:
  • Acts as a baseline in pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic studies.
  • Aids in validating diagnostic kits and devices.
• Immunological Studies:
  • Provides a reference for immunoassays targeting plasma-derived biomarkers.
  • Used in vaccine development to monitor immune responses.

Control Plasma is an essential tool in clinical and research settings, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of plasma-based assays and studies.