what is the difference
between lod and loq?
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Answer / pritish r
LOD is the Limit of Detection where as LOQ is the Limit of Quantification.
LOD - is the capability of Analytical method to detect but at this concentration precision and accuracy not achieved,
LOQ - is the capability of method to qunatify the analyte with Precision and Accuracy.
Lod = 3 x Residual Std deviataion/Slope
LOQ = 10 x Residual Std deviataion/Slope
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Answer / kizar ahamed
LOD :LIMIT OF DETECTION , FOR THIS TEST NEED NOT TO BE
QUANTIFIED . IN THIS TEST WE MEASURE THE DETECTING ABILITY
OF THE SYSTEM.
LOQ: LIMIT OF QUANTITATION : FOR THIS TEST ,WE SHOULD
CALCULATE THE SIGNAL TO NOISE RATIO AND MOREOVER IT SHOULD
BE QUANTIFIED.
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