Magnesium reagent MG series
solutionfor clinical chemistrycalcium

Magnesium reagent - MG series - Randox Laboratories - solution / for clinical chemistry / calcium
Magnesium reagent - MG series - Randox Laboratories - solution / for clinical chemistry / calcium
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Characteristics

Type
solution
Applications
for clinical chemistry
Tested parameter
calcium, magnesium
Storage temperature

Max.: 8 °C
(46 °F)

Min.: 2 °C
(36 °F)

Description

The Magnesium assay showed a precision of less than 3% CV Exceptional correlation The Magnesium assay showed a correlation of r=0.99 against another commercially available method Completely automated protocols Are available for a wide range of analysers Randox Magnesium (Xylidyl Blue and Methylthy. Blue) Xylidyl Blue and Methylthy. Blue method What is Magnesium assay used for? Magnesium is one of the major intracellular cations in the body. Its action is closely related to that of calcium. Magnesium deficiency, hypomagnesaemia can result in various neuromuscular disorders, weakness, tremors, tetany and convulsions. It is associated with hypocalcaemia, intravenous therapy, diabetes mellitus, alcoholism, dialysis and pregnancy. Increased serum magnesium levels are associated with dehydration, severe diabetic acidosis and Addison’s Disease. Conditions that interfere with glomerular filtration as in renal failure result in retention of magnesium and hence elevation of serum levels.

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