Malaria P.f./ Pan Rapid Test (Whole Blood)

The Malaria P.f./ Pan Rapid Test (Whole Blood) is a qualitative,membrane based immunoassay for
the detection of P.f. and Pan antigens in whole blood.The membrane is pre-coated with anti- HRP-II antibodies and monoclonal antibody is pan to the lactate dehydrogenase of Plasmodium
species.During testing the whole blood specimen reacts with the dye conjugate,which has been
pre-coated on the test device.The mixture then migrates upward on the membrane by capillary action,reacts with anti-histidine-rich Protein I(HRP-II)antibodies on the membrane on P f Test Line
region and with anti-pan-LDH antibodies on the membrane on Pan Line region.If the specimen
contains HRP-II or plasmodium-specific Pan LDH or both,a colored line will appear in P.f line region
or pan line region or two colored lines will appear in P.f. line region and Pan line region.The
absence of the colored lines in P.f. line region or Pan line region indicates that the
specimen does not contain HRP-II and/or plasmodium-specific Pan-LDH.To serve as a procedure
control,a colored line will always appear in the control line region indicating that proper volume of specimen has been added and membrane wicking has occurred.