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immunochemistry

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immunochemistry /im·mu·no·chem·is·try/ (im″u-no-kem´is-tre) the study of the physical chemical basis of immune phenomena and their interactions.
im·mu·no·chem·is·try (my-n-km-str, -my-)
n.
The chemistry of immunologic phenomena, as of antigen-antibody reactions.

immunochemistry,
the study of the chemical properties of antigens and antibodies, complement, and T cell receptors.

immunochemistry
the study of the chemical basis of immune phenomena and their interactions.


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Diagnostic Products Corporation (DPC) develops, manufactures and markets immunodiagnostic systems and immunochemistry kits used throughout the world in hospital, reference and physicians' office laboratories, as well as in veterinary, forensic and research facilities.
Sysmex Corporation, headquartered in Kobe, Japan, has been developing and manufacturing laboratory diagnostic systems for hematology as well as for hemostasis, immunochemistry and urinalysis since 1968, and is a global market leader in integrated laboratory automation.
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