Bilirubin
Bilirubin, a key indicator of liver function and health, is crucial for diagnosing and monitoring liver diseases, jaundice, and bile duct obstructions, widely used in medical diagnostics and research to assess liver health and the effectiveness of treatments.
Product Overview:
Bilirubin is a yellow compound that occurs in the normal catabolic pathway that breaks down heme in red blood cells. It is primarily found in the bile and is an important indicator of liver function, with levels in the blood used to diagnose and monitor liver diseases, jaundice, and bile duct obstructions. Elevated bilirubin levels can indicate liver dysfunction or diseases such as hepatitis and cirrhosis. Our Bilirubin product is designed for use in medical diagnostics and research, providing accurate and reliable measurement of bilirubin levels to support healthcare professionals in patient care.
Bilirubin Key Features:
– Diagnostic Marker: Essential for assessing liver function and identifying liver diseases and conditions leading to jaundice.
– Research Application: Useful in scientific studies exploring liver health, metabolism, and the effects of various treatments on bilirubin metabolism.
– High-Quality Standard: Manufactured under stringent controls to ensure purity and stability, suitable for clinical and research applications.
– Versatile Use: Can be applied in various diagnostic tests, including total, direct, and indirect bilirubin measurements.
– Critical for Neonatal Care: Plays a significant role in diagnosing and monitoring neonatal jaundice, preventing potential complications.
Bilirubin Applications:
– Medical Diagnostics: Widely used in clinical laboratories for routine liver function tests and diagnosing liver conditions.
– Biomedical Research: Supports research into liver disease mechanisms, drug effects on liver function, and metabolic studies.
– Pharmaceutical Development: Assists in evaluating the hepatotoxicity of new drugs and treatments.
Bilirubin Functions:
– Indicates Liver Function: Levels of bilirubin in the blood reflect the liver’s ability to process and excrete waste products.
– Diagnoses and Monitors Jaundice: High bilirubin levels are a primary indicator of jaundice, requiring careful monitoring and management.
– Supports Disease Diagnosis: Elevated or abnormal bilirubin levels can signal liver disease, hemolytic anemia, and bile duct obstructions.
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