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IVD Test Reagent/Kits, Immunoassay, Calibration, Endocrine Hormone

Definition : Reagents intended to establish points of reference (i.e., calibrate) in immunoassay tests performed to determine one or more of a group of endocrine hormones (e.g., human growth hormone, adenocortiotropic). These reagents may be either specific for calibration of an endocrine hormone or, more frequently, appropriate to calibrate a whole set of similar endocrine hormones.

Entry Terms : "Endocrine Hormone Reagents, Calibration" , "Calibration Reagents, Endocrine Hormone" , "Reagents, Immunoassay, Calibration, Endocrine Hormone"

UMDC code : 19966

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