Normal range: Negative
Comment: HBcAb appears 5-14 days after exposure. This may be the only marker detectable in some patients during “’core window”’ i.e. between disappearance of HbsAg and appearance of HbsAb. In the absence of HBcAb and HBsAg active hepatitis B can be excluded. IgM antibody to core antigen indicates current hepatitis B infection. High levels of IgG antibody persist for several years
Sample: serum
Comment: The major roles of biochemical markers of bone remodeling are as monitors of response to…
Normal range: Up to 165 pmol/L Comment: For diagnosis of the cause of hypoglycaemia. The test…
Normal range: Negative (Comment: Increased Heinz body anemia (910-40% of the hemoglobin is a structurally abnormal,…
Therapeutic range: 5-12 mg/mL Comment: As several drugs are often prescribed together, multi-drug assay may assist…
Therapeutic range: 4-10 mg/mL; N-acetylprocainamide: 6-20 mg/mL Comment: Cardiovascular drug used in the treatment of venticular…
Normal range: Negative Comment: Used in the serologic assessment of certain muscular diseases. Titers with values…