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There are several requirements for the early detection of AMI with biochemical markers: The bioch... more There are several requirements for the early detection of AMI with biochemical markers: The biochemical marker should be: - Specific - Sensitive - Fast elevated after the clinical onset of the symptoms. The test should be: - Easy to perform - Give a fast result - Preferably bedside - Inexpensive Here, we demonstrate the biochemical characteristics of heart-type Fatty Acid-Binding Protein (FABP) in AMI and UAP patients. Also, we show some preliminary data on a new in-house made quantitative rapid test with simple test procedures. - Patients: 50 patients of the CCU of PWH are included in the study diagnosed with UAP or AMI. Eight blood samples per patient were taken at 0-72 hours after admission and analyzed with a laboratory ELISA test. - Rapid test procedure: 80 ml plasma or serum is added on the sample pad. Within 5 minutes, the strip can be read out with an optical reader (the PART from LRE, Munich, Germany). A release curve for AMI patients shows a significantly elevated FABP con...
Advances in Biosensors, 1999
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 1997
This study investigates a flow immunoassay for cortisol based on displacement of labelled antigen... more This study investigates a flow immunoassay for cortisol based on displacement of labelled antigen analogues from immobilised antibodies. On a displacement column, two antibodies with different affinities were immobilised on protein-A Sepharose, and a construct of cortisol and horseradish peroxidase (cort-HRP) was associated to the antibodies. Perfusion of the column with cortisol displaced a proportional amount of cort-HRP. On-line detection was performed with an electrochemical detector measuring cort-HRP directly in a flow injection system. For investigating some characteristics of the displacement system, cort-HRP was also detected off-line, with a substrate for HRP, which changes OD 492. We tested our system in buffer as well in serum for 2 days at a flow of 4-6 ml min − 1. Analysis of the data show a detectable displacement signal at physiological cortisol concentrations. The specificity, stability of the columns and the influence of the antibody affinity were studied.
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 2003
The responses of fatty acid-binding protein (FABP) and creatine kinase (CK) were compared in a gr... more The responses of fatty acid-binding protein (FABP) and creatine kinase (CK) were compared in a group of junior rowers during 5 weeks of training. Acute exercise induced a larger increase in FABP (70-362%) than in CK (24-156%). When the chronic effect of exercise was studied, the baseline FABP levels were independent of previous training. However, the baseline CK level was dependent on the training that took place during 1 day before (F = 4.362, p < .01) and on the combined training on the previous 2 days (F = 4.606, p < .005). The present results suggest that FABP and CK could be used to monitor acute exercise and chronic exercise, respectively.
Journal of Immunological Methods, 1998
In standard displacement flow immunoassays the analyte in the sample creates an active dissociati... more In standard displacement flow immunoassays the analyte in the sample creates an active dissociation of labelled antigens Ž. or antigen homologues from an antigen binding site of an immobilized antibody, after which the labelled substance is measured downstream. Such systems have been described for molecules up to 1 kDa. In this study, we demonstrate Ž displacement in a flow system for the detection of a small protein, cytoplasmic heart-type fatty acid-binding protein 15. kDa , a plasma marker for myocardial injury. The displacement system uses an inverse setup: enzyme labelled monoclonal antibodies are associated to immobilized antigen, and are displaced by analyte in the sample. The system permits detection Ž y1. Ž y1. of both physiological 2-12 mg l and pathological concentrations 12-2000 mg l of fatty acid-binding protein in an on-line flow system.
Analytical Letters, 2000
The total weight of the collection system is only 8g, allowing free movement of the person being ... more The total weight of the collection system is only 8g, allowing free movement of the person being tested.
Analytical Chemistry, 1998
Analytica Chimica Acta, 1999
Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 1997
There are several requirements for the early detection of AMI with biochemical markers: The bioch... more There are several requirements for the early detection of AMI with biochemical markers: The biochemical marker should be: - Specific - Sensitive - Fast elevated after the clinical onset of the symptoms. The test should be: - Easy to perform - Give a fast result - Preferably bedside - Inexpensive Here, we demonstrate the biochemical characteristics of heart-type Fatty Acid-Binding Protein (FABP) in AMI and UAP patients. Also, we show some preliminary data on a new in-house made quantitative rapid test with simple test procedures. - Patients: 50 patients of the CCU of PWH are included in the study diagnosed with UAP or AMI. Eight blood samples per patient were taken at 0-72 hours after admission and analyzed with a laboratory ELISA test. - Rapid test procedure: 80 ml plasma or serum is added on the sample pad. Within 5 minutes, the strip can be read out with an optical reader (the PART from LRE, Munich, Germany). A release curve for AMI patients shows a significantly elevated FABP con...
Advances in Biosensors, 1999
Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 1997
This study investigates a flow immunoassay for cortisol based on displacement of labelled antigen... more This study investigates a flow immunoassay for cortisol based on displacement of labelled antigen analogues from immobilised antibodies. On a displacement column, two antibodies with different affinities were immobilised on protein-A Sepharose, and a construct of cortisol and horseradish peroxidase (cort-HRP) was associated to the antibodies. Perfusion of the column with cortisol displaced a proportional amount of cort-HRP. On-line detection was performed with an electrochemical detector measuring cort-HRP directly in a flow injection system. For investigating some characteristics of the displacement system, cort-HRP was also detected off-line, with a substrate for HRP, which changes OD 492. We tested our system in buffer as well in serum for 2 days at a flow of 4-6 ml min − 1. Analysis of the data show a detectable displacement signal at physiological cortisol concentrations. The specificity, stability of the columns and the influence of the antibody affinity were studied.
Research Quarterly for Exercise and Sport, 2003
The responses of fatty acid-binding protein (FABP) and creatine kinase (CK) were compared in a gr... more The responses of fatty acid-binding protein (FABP) and creatine kinase (CK) were compared in a group of junior rowers during 5 weeks of training. Acute exercise induced a larger increase in FABP (70-362%) than in CK (24-156%). When the chronic effect of exercise was studied, the baseline FABP levels were independent of previous training. However, the baseline CK level was dependent on the training that took place during 1 day before (F = 4.362, p < .01) and on the combined training on the previous 2 days (F = 4.606, p < .005). The present results suggest that FABP and CK could be used to monitor acute exercise and chronic exercise, respectively.
Journal of Immunological Methods, 1998
In standard displacement flow immunoassays the analyte in the sample creates an active dissociati... more In standard displacement flow immunoassays the analyte in the sample creates an active dissociation of labelled antigens Ž. or antigen homologues from an antigen binding site of an immobilized antibody, after which the labelled substance is measured downstream. Such systems have been described for molecules up to 1 kDa. In this study, we demonstrate Ž displacement in a flow system for the detection of a small protein, cytoplasmic heart-type fatty acid-binding protein 15. kDa , a plasma marker for myocardial injury. The displacement system uses an inverse setup: enzyme labelled monoclonal antibodies are associated to immobilized antigen, and are displaced by analyte in the sample. The system permits detection Ž y1. Ž y1. of both physiological 2-12 mg l and pathological concentrations 12-2000 mg l of fatty acid-binding protein in an on-line flow system.
Analytical Letters, 2000
The total weight of the collection system is only 8g, allowing free movement of the person being ... more The total weight of the collection system is only 8g, allowing free movement of the person being tested.
Analytical Chemistry, 1998
Analytica Chimica Acta, 1999
Biosensors and Bioelectronics, 1997