Triglycerides Enzymatic -Coral

Triglycerides Enzymatic Reagent is a clinical chemistry reagent used for the quantitative determination of triglyceride concentration in serum or plasma samples. The test is based on the widely accepted enzymatic colorimetric method (GPO–PAP), delivering accurate and reproducible results for routine lipid profile analysis.

This reagent is essential for assessing lipid metabolism, cardiovascular risk, and metabolic disorders, and is suitable for use in hospital laboratories, diagnostic centers, and research facilities.

Key Features & Benefits

•  Accurate measurement of triglycerides in serum/plasma

•  Based on enzymatic colorimetric (GPO–PAP) method

•  High precision and reproducibility

•  Suitable for routine lipid profile testing

•  Compatible with manual, semi-auto, and fully automated analyzers

•  Stable formulation for consistent laboratory performance

Clinical Significance

Triglyceride testing supports diagnosis and monitoring of:

• Dyslipidemia and hypertriglyceridemia

• Cardiovascular disease risk

• Metabolic syndrome

• Diabetes mellitus

• Pancreatitis risk

Typical Specifications

• Test Parameter: Triglycerides

• Method: Enzymatic Colorimetric (GPO–PAP)

• Sample Type: Serum / Plasma

• Measurement: Photometric absorbance

• Use: In vitro diagnostic (IVD)

• Analyzer Compatibility: Manual, semi-automated, fully automated (method dependent)

Category & Sub-Category

• Main Category: Laboratory Reagents

• Sub-Category: Clinical Chemistry Reagents

• Product Type: Triglycerides Enzymatic Reagent

Target Users

• Hospital laboratories

• Diagnostic centers

• Research laboratories

• Medical training institutions