Nanopia D-dimer
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What's a D-dimer?
D-dimer (stable fibrin degradation product)
D-dimers are products generated through the degradation of stable fibrin by plasmin. They consist of various fractions from high molecular weight products (YY/DXD or larger products) to low molecular products (DD) depending on the degradation pattern. A defining characteristic of D-dimers is the presence of the DD fraction. Nanopia D-dimer utilizes a monoclonal antibody specific to this DD fraction and thus captures all D-dimer variants.
FDP fraction | Antibody | Nanopia D-dimer One kind of MoAb |
Nanopia P-FDP 2 kinds of MoAb |
---|---|---|---|
Non-FDP | Fibrinogen | - | - |
FDP fraction | SFMC | - | - |
X | - | + | |
Y | - | + | |
D-monomer | - | + | |
E | - | - | |
High molecular weight FDP | + | + | |
DD/E | + | + | |
DD | + | + |
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