Trypsin Activity Assay Kit

Description

In most patients with acute pancreatitis and chronic renal failure, trypsin levels are significantly elevated, as are in more than half of patients with pancreatic cancer and chronic pancreatitis. However, trypsin levels are also elevated in 20% of patients with non-pancreatic abdominal pain, particularly those with cholecystitis and perforated duodenal ulcers. In chronic pancreatitis, biliary tract diseases, and chronic cholecystitis, trypsin levels are decreased.Detection type:Quantitative;Sample Type:Serum, plasma, pancreas, small intestine;Detection Method:Colorimetric;Detection Instrument:Microplate reader(optimal detection wavelength 253 nm)