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How do I interpret a faint line in the test and/or control region? |
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2010.03.26 |
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The intensity of test lines is related with the concentrations of Myoglobin, CK-MB, and cTnI. The faint lines in the test region mean the sample contains myoglobin, CK-MB, or cTnI as cut-off range. The control line is for a quality control of the test. The appearance of the control line indicates that sufficient sample fluid was added to the test device adn all reagents are working properly. Therefore, a pinkish-purple colored line of any intensity is considered a positive test result. |
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