An individual’s average blood sugar levels over a three-month period are determined by the Clover A1c (HbA1c Analyzer), a completely automated boronate affinity test, by obtaining a sample of haemoglobin A1c molecules, a particular component of red blood cells. Some blood sugar (or glucose) spontaneously attaches itself to these A1c molecules (glycosylation) as they pass through the bloodstream. The molecule is said to be “glycosylated” in this case. A person will have a higher percentage of glycosylated A1c molecules the more sugar there is in his blood.
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