• Alpha‑Tec’s FructoScreen Kit measures the amount of fructose in seminal plasma using a photometric method. Ejaculated spermatozoa are primarily powered by fructose produced in the seminal vesicles and found in seminal plasma. The concentration of fructose in ejaculate can provide information about the secretory function of the vas deferens, and/or the possibility of low androgen levels. FructoScreen produces a yellow-orange colour to indicate the presence of fructose, and its intensity directly correlates with increasing concentrations of fructose in seminal plasma. Both the concentration and total amount of fructose present can be calculated from this point. Product packaging may differ from image.

    96 Tests / Kit

    • Easy two-step protocol gives results in approximately 40 minutes
    • Colorimetric result with visible contrast that can be quantified
    • Each kit includes all five reagents required for test completion
    • 18-month shelf life from date of manufacture
  • Alpha‑Tec’s LeucoScreen™ is a simple assay for detecting granulocytes in semen. Elevated levels of white blood cells in semen, also known as leuco-cytospermia, is associated with the production of residual oxidative stress (ROS), which affects sperm parameters such as motility, morphology, and DNA integrity. LeucoScreen™ uses a staining method to visualize the presence of the enzyme peroxidase in cells, in order to determine overall semen quality. Product packaging may differ from image.

    50 tests / kit

    • Simple visualization of granulocytes in semen samples
    • Minimal preparation involved, all reagents are ready to use as is
    • Requires a single step, with immediate results
    • Colorimetric result with visible contrast for easy interpretation
    • Provides a minimum of 50 and as many as 300 determinations per kit, depending on use
    • Does not require a blood specimen as a control, a peroxidase control is included in each kit
    • 18-month shelf life
  • Alpha‑Tec Serum Control Kits are used to establish controls during antisperm antibody assays. The Serum Control Kit’s positive serum contains IgA and IgG antibodies, whereas its negative serum contains no detectable antibodies against sperm. Using a positive control during direct sperm antibody testing can overcome the impracticality of using antibody-positive sperm specimens as positive controls. Using a negative control during testing is also recommended. Both Sperm Antibody Positive A/G Serum and Sperm Antibody Negative Serum have been tested and found to be negative for HIV antibodies and hepatitis B surface antigens, however negative results do not guarantee absence of these viruses. Product packaging may differ from image.

    1 kit (1 ml of each serum)

    • Suitable as a control for both direct and indirect sperm antibody assays
    • Ready to use
    • Serum is stable, heat inactivated, and undiluted
    • 18-month shelf life
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