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Biomarkers · Chemical

IgA and IgM

Also listed as
IgA and IgM)
LOINC codes
11572-5, 13661-4, 13662-2, 14254-7, 17351-8, 2458-8, 2465-3, 2472-9, 25700-6, 31017-7, 31023-5, 33569-5, 42254-3, 45142-7, 46266-3, 46267-1, 49738-8, 5117-7, 10359-8, 13663-0, 21282-9, 21283-7, 43240-1, 43241-9
Tests that measure IgA and IgM
Quest Diagnostics 2

Tests

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Quest Diagnostics 2 tests

Panels that include this biomarker

  • Sensory Neuropathy Complete Antibody Panel 15977

    13 analytes · Serum · Fasting required

    Method and collection
    Method
    Immunoassay (IA) • Immunotyping • Immunofixation
    Preparation
    Overnight fasting is required
    Collection
    See individual tests. Multiple tubes required for testing. Cryoglobulin Screen and reflex: 3 mL serum required: 2 mL minimum. Since multiple tubes are needed for this panel, designate one tube exclusively for cryoglobulin and treat it differently from the other tubes collected. Allow blood in the tube designated for cryoglobulin to clot for one (1) hour in a 37° C water bath, incubator, heat block, or heel warmer. After clotting, centrifuge the specimen as quickly as possible. It is not necessary to use a warm centrifuge but do not use a refrigerated one. Decant all of the cryoglobulin serum into one transport vial (do not aliquot any of the cryoglobulin serum into any other tube). Transport at room temperature. Note: If the sample is not kept at 37° C during clotting, the cryoglobulin, if present, can precipitate during centrifugation and be lost in the clot resulting in a false negative result.
    Reference notes
    See individual tests
    Quest Diagnostics catalog page

  • Sensory-Motor Neuropathy Complete Antibody Panel 90136

    16 analytes · Serum · Fasting required

    Method and collection
    Method
    See individual tests
    Preparation
    Overnight fasting is required
    Collection
    See individual tests. Multiple tubes required for testing. Cryoglobulin Screen and reflex: 3 mL serum required: 2 mL minimum. Since multiple tubes are needed for this panel, designate one tube exclusively for cryoglobulin and treat it differently from the other tubes collected. Allow blood in the tube designated for cryoglobulin to clot for one (1) hour in a 37° C water bath, incubator, heat block, or heel warmer. After clotting, centrifuge the specimen as quickly as possible. It is not necessary to use a warm centrifuge but do not use a refrigerated one. Decant all of the cryoglobulin serum into one transport vial (do not aliquot any of the cryoglobulin serum into any other tube). Transport at room temperature Note: If the sample is not kept at 37° C during clotting, the cryoglobulin, if present, can precipitate during centrifugation and be lost in the clot resulting in a false negative result.
    Reference notes
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    Quest Diagnostics catalog page

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