Sperm Chromatin is an in vitro diagnostic kit that allows the measurement of Sperm DNA fragmentation in a fast, easy, and reproducible manner, without the need for complex laboratory equipment as tunnel testing. Based on SCD technique by Halotech, The images of halos generated with Sperm Chromatin are highly contrasted and can be evaluated precisely using conventional or fluorescent microscopy. SCD tests are recommended in
- Couples with a history of miscarriages.
- Couples with unexplained infertility for more than 6 months.
- Men older than 40 or men using tight fittings.
- Men with a history of cancer or under treatment with prescription medications.
- Men exposed to toxic agents
- Men who have had urogenital infections.
- Men with unhealthy lifestyle habits: Smoking, Obesity.
- Poor quality of the embryo during second cycles of egg donation.
- Male factor of unknown cause
Characteristics
- Quick operating within one hour, the result is observed under the ordinary microscope without any other special instrument, easy to apply in basic clinic setting.
- Very distinct coloration clarity which aids in identifying the formed halo accurately.
- Each kit has 15 tests/kit; cost effective.
- Efficient than the competitive products in the market.
- The reagents are stable and reliable with a shelf life of one year.
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Leukostain (Semen Peroxidase Stain)
Application:
For rapid quantitative detection of leukocyte concentration in human semen specimen.
Features:
- It is ready for use and easy to handle.
- Convenient for clinical use.
- The HRP control solution is used for quality control and guarantees precision of the results.
- 1500 test per kit.
Detailed Product Description |
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Method: |
Peroxidase Staining |
Storage Temperature: |
2 – 8℃ |
Package: |
1500 Tests/kit |
Shelf Life: |
24 Months |
General Sources regarding technology
- 1. World Health Organization. 1999. WHO laboratory manual for the examination of human semen and sperm-cervical mucus interaction. Cambridge University Press. Fourth Edition.
- 2. Tremellen K. Oxidative stress and male infertility–a clinical perspective. 2008. Hum Reprod Update. 4:243-258
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