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IgG ELISA

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IgG ELISA,
n.pr a diagnostic test for identifying reactive substances that provoke delayed hypersensitivity of the immune system. A solid-phase immunoassay that uses enzymes to test for IgG subclass reactions.


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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia) to identify recent primary and secondary infections and an indirect IgG ELISA for past dengue infection (Panbio).
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