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ASI Syphilis Tests

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Author: Susan McLain
Date: 12/14/2006
Clinical Significance

Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease. It is the third most common disease on the CDC’s reportable disease list. Syphilis is endemic worldwide and fatal if left untreated. Treponema pallidum, the etiological agent of syphilis, induces the production of at least two types of antibody in human infection; anti-treponemal antibody that can be detected by the TPHA test, and anti-nontreponemal antibody (reagin) that is detected using the Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) test.

RPR Syphilis  An 8 minute macroscopic nontreponemal flocculation test for the detection of reagin.

TPHA Syphilis TPHA Syphilis Test is for Use on the Olympus PK7200™ Analyzer - For Donor Screening Only.

MSDS & CLSI/NCCLS
RPR_MSDS.pdf
VDRL_MSDS.pdf
TPHA MSDS.pdf
RPRControlSetsMSDS.pdf

6004-950 NCCLS VDRL.pdf

6004-980 NCCLS TPHA.pdf

6004-900RC CLSI RPR VDRL Control Set.pdf

6004-907.CLSI Syphilis Reference Sera.pdf

VDRL Syphilis  A qualitative and semiquantitative nontreponemal flocculation test for the detection of reagin antibodies in human serum.

RPR/VDRL Controls Serum control set.

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