
Biochemical diagnosis refers to a technology that uses biochemical analysis techniques to detect changes in the content or activity of biochemical substances (including metabolites, enzymes, electrolytes, proteins, carbohydrates, and lipids) in the human body for diagnostic purposes. As a core method of routine clinical diagnosis, it can be used not only for disease screening in health check-ups, but also for disease confirmation, condition monitoring, and efficacy evaluation—covering the auxiliary diagnosis of diseases in multiple systems such as the digestive, cardiovascular, hepatic, renal, and endocrine systems. Biochemical diagnosis mainly focuses on the accurate quantitative detection of various biochemical indicators closely related to the physiological and pathological states of the body, providing objective data support for clinical diagnosis and treatment.
The main methodologies of biochemical diagnosis include enzymatic method, turbidimetric method, end-point method, rate method, and electrode method, among which the enzymatic method is the most core methodology. With the popularization of healthcare awareness and the normalization of routine health check-ups, biochemical diagnosis has become an essential testing item in medical institutions at all levels. However, there are still significant technical thresholds and room for optimization in the development of in vitro diagnostic reagents, particularly regarding the accuracy of test results, stability of reagents, and specificity of reaction systems.
Jiachun Diagnostics has mastered a complete set of process technologies, ranging from new product research and process optimization to large-scale manufacturing in its own factories. It can also provide high-quality and stable-performance materials and solutions in accordance with customers' specific needs to achieve timeliness and cost-effectiveness. The following are the relevant indicators of some developable biochemical diagnostic platforms of Jiachun Diagnostics.
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