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immunobead

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immunobead (im´u-no-bēd″) a minute plastic bead coated with antigen or antibody so that it aggregates or agglutinates in the presence of the corresponding antibody or antigen.
immunobead
[im′yənōbēd′]
a tiny, inert plastic sphere coated with antigens or antibody, used for immunoassays, such as the isolation of B cells from T cells.


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Methods for assessment of ASAB can be categorized into: 1) direct methods to detect the presence of ASAB on sperm (sperm mixed agglutination reaction [sMAR], immunobead test [IBT]) or; 2) agglutination tests using donor sperm (gelatin agglutination test, tray agglutination test [TAT], radiolabeled agglutinin assay).
Antisperm antibodies and varicocele by Hellstrom, Wayne J.G. / Southern Medical Journal
A solid-phase membrane immunobead assay with a monoclonal antibody directed against Pacific ciguatoxins and related polyether toxins was used to detect ciguatoxins or other antigenically related substances in fish tissues.
Ciguatera fish poisoning, Canary Islands by Boada, Luis D. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
Sira Technologies has held the patent on a solid-phase immunobead assay (S-PIA) that has been used successfully in detecting ciguatoxin and okadaic acid.
Speed detection of Salmonella by Microbial Update International
 
 
 
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