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Use of Antibodies on Solid-Phase in Capture ELISA
Contents of this article
- 1 Use of Capture ELISA to D...
- 1.1 Learning Principles
- 2 Reaction Scheme
- 3 Basis of Assay
- 4 Materials
- 5 Methods
- 5.1 General Notes
- 5.2 Use oflg Preparations
- 5.3 Use of Whole Serum
- 6 Titration of Capture Anti...
- 6.1 Data
- 6.2 Plots of Data
- 6.3 Assessment of Data
- 6.4 Retitration of Capture ...
- 7 Titration of Capture Anti...
- 7.1 Method
- 7.2 Data
- 7.3 Conclusions
- 8 Use of Capture ELISA to D...
- 8.1 Diagnosis of Specific D...
- 9 Use of Capture ELISA to D...
- 9.1 Learning Principles
- 9.2 Reaction Scheme
- 9.3 Principle of Method
- 9.4 Materials And Methods
- 9.5 Optimization of Test
- 9.6 Methods for Titration o...
- 9.7 Problems Using Capture ...
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In this exercise, the capture antibody, the detecting antibody, and the conjugate are used at optimal dilutions.
Book Title: ELISA: Theory and Practice
Series: Methods in Molecular Biology | Volume: 42 | Pub. Date: May-03-1995 | Page Range: 161-175 | DOI: 10.1385/0-89603-279-5:161
Subject: Immunology
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