Sperm analysis reagents

... that are not sperm (diploid cells such as leukocytes, spermatogonia, epithelial cells, etc.) can be eliminated since they will generally possess a larger size and lower degree of fluorescent intensity than the haploid ...

Test for assessment of the D-Fructose content in seminal fluid (UV absorption spectrophometry)

... spectrophotometry The kit includes: Ready-to-use solutions (incl. standards) for preparation of samples of seminal fluid for the analysis with a UV/Vis spectrophotometer

With this screening method it is possible to distinguish the peroxidase- positive cells ( leukocytes , PMN granulocytes , neutrophils ) by multinucleated spermatids ( without peroxidase ) . You can also calculate the number of granulocytes ...

The main challenges in the medical analysis laboratories are to provide fast, accurate and reproducible results. Furthermore, the technicians must be able to handle urgent tubes (CBC or cerebrospinal ...

Storage temperature: 2 °C - 8 °C

... tract infection. Features: • The only product contains the reagents of two components and it has less opération procédures than the compétitive products. It is convenient for clinical use. •It ...

Storage temperature: 2 °C - 8 °C

The kit is mainly used for evaluating the characteristics of human sperm morphology, while used for detection of sperm morphology of other mammals. Staining Kit for Spermatozoan Morphology (Diff-Quik ...

Storage temperature: 2 °C - 8 °C

... designed to evaluate the DNA intactness in adult human sperm. Features: 1) Using the optimizational method, the results of testing are more specific, and have the distinct configuration of sperm ...

Storage temperature: -20 °C - 8 °C

... approved Acrosome reaction occurs when sperm are binding with the zona pellucida. It's the most important process in fertilization. The SpermFunc® ARIC can evaluate the status of the acrosome reaction in sperm ...

... male-factor abortion. > Sperm CMA3 positivity rate is negatively associated with IVF fertilizationrate and optimal embryo rate. > Sperm protamine deficiency may lead to the failure of oocyte activation. ...

... > The result is accurate. Not only report the acrosome intactness of live sperm (more clinically meaningful), but also report sperm vitality rate, acrosome status of total sperm (live ...

... intracytoplasmic H2O2, with an accurate result. > Exclude the interference of dead sperm, and report the ROS level in live sperm, which is more clinically meaningful. > A large number of sperm ...

... , with an accurate result. > Exclude the interference of dead sperm, and report the mitochrondrial ROS level in live sperm, which is more clinically meaningful. > A large number of sperm ...

... , with an accurate result. > Exclude the interference of dead sperm, and report the mitochrondrial ROS level in live sperm, which is more clinically meaningful. > A large number of sperm ...

... infertility. > Useful supplements for routine semen analysis. > Patient ROS level detection and efficacy monitoring after antioxidant treatment. > Monitor the change of seminal ROS, and select the optimal sperm ...