Myoglobin Detection Reagent(MYO)(Immunofluorescence Chromatography) Clinical Comparison In Nephrology

MYO Overview

Myoglobin (Myo) is a type of hemoglobin found in the cytoplasm of heart muscle and skeletal muscle, but not in smooth muscle. Myoglobin is detectable in the blood about 1 to 2 hours after a heart attack and is one of the earliest indicators of increased myocardial damage. Myo is abundant in myocardium and skeletal muscle and is released rapidly into the blood during AMI. Very sensitive to AMI.

MYO performance index

MYO Three-level structure

The myoglobin molecule is a flat prism with a molecular size of 4.5mm × 3.5mm × 2.5m. The peptide backbone of the molecule consists of eight linear A-helices of different lengths. The longest spiral consists of 23 stumps and 7 shortest stumps. Almost 80% of the amino acids are in the α-helix region of the molecule called A, B, C... H. The corresponding non-helical peptides are terminal Na, AB, BC,... . Fg, GH, HC (C-terminal node) so every remaining sequence has an ordinal number computed from the N-terminal. Additional numbers are provided in addition to the position of each helix segment. For example, the 93rd HIS is encoded as F8, indicating that HIS is in the 8th bit of the F helix.

MYO Clinical significance

• Acute crises exclude the most important and sensitive indicators.
• Recurrent diagnosis of AMI, the highest index of reperfusion treatment effect evaluation

Application Department

Cardiology, emergency, laboratory, pediatrics, hematology, oncology, Nephrology, surgery, etc

MYO Clinical Comparison

Company profile

Zhongxiu Science And Technology Co.,Ltd., is a high-tech enterprise engaged in the research and development, production and operation of in vitro diagnostic products. The in vitro diagnostic products developed by the company cover POCT series, microbial series, biochemical series and immune series reagents and supporting instruments.
The company has always adhered to the core concept of "fast and accurate, living up to life", committed to providing society with excellent products and services, and contributing to the cause of human health.