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LabAssay™ AST (GOT)

for Cellbiology
Manufacturer :
FUJIFILM Wako Pure Chemical Corporation
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Keep at 2-10 degrees C.
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100Tests
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539.00 USD

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Kit component

For 100 tests

Substrate-Enzyme Solution 12 mL
α-KG Solution 11 mL
AST Standard 2 bottles
Buffer 6 mL
Stop Solution 12 mL

Product Overview

Aspartate aminotransferase (AST) is an aminotransferase enzyme that catalyzes the conversion of L-aspartate and α-ketoglutarate into glutamate and oxaloacetate. AST is highly abundant in the liver, myocardium, and skeletal muscle and is released into the bloodstream due to increased cell permeability or cell death. Therefore, it serves as a marker for organ damage, including liver injury. AST is also useful indicators of liver fibrosis caused by conditions such as metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD).
LabAssay™ AST (GOT) is a kit used for the determination of AST in blood (serum, plasma). With the use of a microplate, this kit provides a quick and convenient method for measuring AST in samples.

[Note] LabAssay™ series are reagents for research purposes. It cannot be used for diagnostic purposes.

Kit Performance

Target animals Mouse, Rat, Dog, Cat
Sample Serum, Plasma
Calibration curve range 0-405 U/L
Sample volume 7 μL
Measurement duration Approx. 40 min
Wavelength Primary wavelength 340 nm
Reference wavelength 405 nm

Example of Calibration Curve

Example of Calibration Curve

Principle

When a sample is mixed with Substrate-Enzyme Solution and α-KG Solution, glutamate and oxaloacetate are formed from L-aspartate and α-ketoglutarate in a reaction catalyzed by AST in the sample. The oxaloacetate thus produced is converted to malate by malate dehydrogenase (MDH). At the same time, NADH is oxidized to NAD, and the absorbance at 340 nm decreases. Finally, the reaction is stopped using a reaction Stop Solution, and the absorbance is measured to determine the AST activity value in the sample.

Figure 1 Principle of the AST (GOT) assay
Figure 1 Principle of the AST (GOT) assay

Data

Dilution linearity test

Serum and plasma (EDTA) from mice, rats, dogs and cats were subjected to a 2-fold serial dilution with buffer in this kit and measured to confirm linearity (measured in duplicates).

Mouse Serum/Plasma (EDTA)
Rat Serum/Plasma (EDTA)
Dog Serum/Plasma (EDTA)
Cat Serum/Plasma (EDTA)

[Result]
Good linearity was confirmed for all samples within the calibration curve range.

Spiked recovery test

Standard solutions at three concentrations were added to serum/plasma (EDTA) from mice, rats, dogs and cats. Next, spike-recovery tests were conducted, with each measurement performed in duplicate.

Mouse

Amount spiked (U/L) Measured value (U/L) Recovery volume (U/L) Recovery rate (%)
Serum - <2.31 - -
67.1 63.7 63.7 94.9
98.7 90.0 90.0 91.2
129 124 124 96.1
Average 94.1
Plasma (EDTA) - <2.31 - -
67.1 58.6 58.6 87.3
98.7 93.7 93.7 94.9
129 142 142 110
Average 97.4

Rat

Amount spiked (U/L) Measured value (U/L) Recovery volume (U/L) Recovery rate (%)
Serum - 34.8 - -
16.1 52.6 17.8 111
31.8 64.2 29.4 92.5
91.8 135 100 109
Average 104
Plasma (EDTA) - 32.4 - -
15.5 47.4 15.0 96.8
30.7 61.7 29.3 95.4
88.8 128 95.6 108
Average 100

Dog

Amount spiked (U/L) Measured value (U/L) Recovery volume (U/L) Recovery rate (%)
Serum - 24.0 - -
14.2 38.4 14.4 101
28.2 56.7 32.7 116
68.5 96.3 72.3 106
Average 108
Plasma (EDTA) - 44.4 - -
17.0 60.2 15.8 92.9
33.7 77.2 32.8 97.3
81.8 138 93.6 114
Average 101

Cat

Amount spiked (U/L) Measured value (U/L) Recovery volume (U/L) Recovery rate (%)
Serum - 24.3 - -
14.3 38.4 14.1 98.6
28.3 51.3 27.0 95.4
68.8 86.7 62.4 90.7
Average 94.9
Plasma (EDTA) - 38.0 - -
17.3 52.1 14.1 81.5
34.2 69.4 31.4 91.8
67.1 103 65.0 96.9
Average 90.1

[Result]
Good recovery rate was confirmed.

FAQ

About sample

Which anticoagulants can I use?
Anticoagulants such as heparin, citrate and EDTA do not significantly influence the assay when used in normal amounts.
What should I do with samples that exceed the measurable range?
Dilute specimen with saline and repeat the assay if the measured value exceeds the measurable range, and multiply the result by the dilution factor.
Is there any influence from substances that interfere with measurement (hemolysis, chyle, ascorbic acid, bilirubin, etc.)?
Please treat the measured values of hemolyzed samples as reference values. Chyle, ascorbic acid, and bilirubin have almost no effect on the measured values. We have confirmed that there is no influence at the following concentrations.

Effects of interfering substances

Hemolysis No influence up to 25 mg/dL
Chyle No influence up to 500 FTU
Ascorbic acid No influence up to 50 mg/dL
Bilirubin-F No influence up to 50 mg/dL
Bilirubin-C No influence up to 10 mg/dL

About kit usage

What instruments, and equipment are required for the assay using this kit?
The instruments and equipment required for the use of this kit are listed below.
  • 96-well microplate (transparent type)
  • Micropipette
  • Pipette
  • Microtube
  • Incubator maintained at 37 ℃
  • Plate mixer
  • Microplate reader with 340 nm/405 nm wavelength filter
What is the amount of purified water to be added to the standard product?
Find and check “Reconstitution of standard” on this product page. As the amount of purified water to be added varies by lot, be sure to check it for every lot.

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