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competitive-binding assay

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competitive-binding assay
[kompet′itiv]
Etymology: L, competere, to come together
an analytic procedure based on the reversible binding of a ligand to a binding protein. In proportion to its concentration, the ligand competes with a labeled derivative for binding to the limited number of available binding sites.


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