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immunochemical assay

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im·mu·no·chem·i·cal assay (my-n-km-kl, -my-)
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The DNase B enzyme produced, either by purification of naturally occurring enzyme or by recombinant DNA techniques, can be used to generate antibodies and can also be used in immunochemical assays to detect the presence of anti-DNase B antibodies in serum as a marker of infection by S.
Chapter Titles: Part I--Product safety: On-line detection of contaminants; On-line immunochemical assays for contaminant analysis; Using bioassays in contaminant analysis; The rapid detection of pesticides in food: Detecting antimicrobial drug residues; Detecting veterinary drug residues; The rapid detection of toxins in food: a case study; Rapid detection methods for microbial contamination; Rapid analysis of microbial contamination of water.
Immunochemical assays of serum proteins: a European external quality assessment survey and the effects of calibration procedures on interlaboratory agreement.
 
 
 
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