CHINESE JOURNAL OF MEDICINAL GUIDE ›› 2026, Vol. 28 ›› Issue (5): 528-528-535.doi: magtech.2025.08.14-00002

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Interference Studies of In Vitro Diagnostic Reagents Based on WS/T 3562024 "Guideline for Evaluation of Commutability of Reference Materials"

FU Yang1, ZHENG Weiwei2, ZHOU Fan2, HUANG Li2, YAN Zhifen1, GENG Linlin1, LIN Qifeng2*   

  1. 1.Changzhou Medical Industry Innovation Center/Changzhou Branch Center for Evaluation and Inspection
    Jiangsu Medical Products Administration Jiangsu Changzhou 213149, China
    2.Getein Biotech Inc. Jiangsu Nanjing 211505, China
  • Received:2025-08-14 Revised:2025-09-30 Accepted:2026-04-20 Online:2026-05-28 Published:2026-06-29

Abstract:

Objective: To establish a novel visualized interference study method for in vitro diagnostic reagents based on WS/T 3562024 "Guideline for Evaluation of Commutability of Reference Materials".Methods: Based on the evaluation principle outlined in WS/T 3562024 "Guideline for Evaluation of Commutability of Reference Materials" this study systematically assessed the effects of interferentsincluding hemoglobin triglycerides bilirubin and human serum albuminon B-type natriuretic peptide BNP detection reagents using Deming regression and 95% confidence interval analysis. The results were compared with those obtained using the classical approach described in WS/T 4162013 "Guide to Interference Testing in Clinical Chemistry" to verify the reliability of the new method.Results: The novel interference study method established based on WS/T 3562024 "Guideline for Evaluation of Commutability of Reference Materials" demonstrated complete consistency with the classical approach described in WS/T 4162013 "Guide to Interference Testing in Clinical Chemistry" in terms of interference screening results. Both methods identified hemoglobin triglycerides bilirubin and human serum albumin as interferents. In the dose-effect analysis the maximum non-interfering concentrations determined by the two methods were also identical 500 mg·dL-1 for hemoglobin 3000 mg·dL-1 for triglycerides 20 mg·dL-1 for bilirubin and 1500 mg·dL-1 for human serum albumin. Furthermore the novel method enabled visualized interpretation of results through Deming regression plots significantly enhancing analytical efficiency and intuitiveness.Conclusion: The visualized interference study method established based on WS/T 3562024 "Guideline for Evaluation of Commutability of Reference Materials" is reliable and effective which demonstrates good consistency with the classical method and provides a new research direction for the interference assessment of in vitro diagnostic reagents.

 

Key words: Commutability , Visualization , WS/T3562024 , Interference screening , Dose-effect

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