Laboratory Medicine
Test catalogue
Alpha-Glycoprotein Subunit, Serum (α-Glycoprotein Subunit) | |
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Test NameAlpha-Glycoprotein Subunit, Serum (α-Glycoprotein Subunit) |
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Specimen Type / RequirementsContainer Type = 1 Red ot gold Top tube Minimum Testing Volume = 2 mL serum Tube must fill to at least ½ or greater of its vacuum capacity |
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Specimen HandlingCollection Instructions: Collect sample in red top without gel separator. Do not use gel-separator tubes. Fasting specimen preferred but not mandatory. Write your initials, date and time of collection on the collection label. Laboratory Staff Instructions Spin, sperate and freeze as soon as possible. Store and send frozen. Rejection Criteria: Gel-separator tube, grossly hemolyzed, unlabeled or samples on non sufficient quantity. Stability: Stable refrigerated for 7 days, and frozen for 90 days.Transportation: Send sample to core lab as soon as possible. |
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Required Documentation |
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Turnaround Time (TAT)7 days |
Test Utilization |
Reference ValuePediatric Reference Ranges: 0 - 5 d: ≤50 ng/mL 6 days - 12 w: ≤10 ng/mL 3 m - 17 y: ≤1.2 ng/mL Tanner Stage II - IV: ≤1.2 ng/mL |
Adult Reference Ranges: Males: ≤0.5 ng/mL Female Premenopausal: ≤1.2 ng/mL Female Postmenopausal: ≤1.8 ng/mL |
Test codeMISCS |
MethodologyImmunochemiluminescent Assay/p> |
Testing LocationReferred Out – ON, Canada (ROICL02) |
Other InformationLast Updated: May 16, 2023
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