immunoradiometry

immunoradiometry

 [im″u-no-ra″de-om´ĕ-tre]
the use of radiolabeled antibody (in the place of radiolabeled antigen) in radioimmunoassay techniques. adj., adj immunoradiomet´ric.

immunoradiometry

/im·mu·no·ra·di·om·e·try/ (-ra″de-om´ĭ-tre) the use of radiolabeled antibody (in the place of radiolabeled antigen) in radioimmunoassay techniques.immunoradiomet´ric

immunoradiometry

the use of radiolabeled antibody (in the place of radiolabeled antigen) in radioimmunoassay techniques.
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immunoradiometry, immunodiffusion, and ELISA) that use subclass-specific antisera (2) or monoclonal antibodies (4-6) have been proposed for the determination of IgA subclass concentrations in various human body fluids.
Reference values of serum IgA subclasses in Caucasian adults by immunonephelometry
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