Walker (3) presented a practi- cal guide to the development of RIA procedures and gave a detailed discus- sion of the mathematics involved in data reduction.
nique of radioimmunoassay (RIA) has gained wide acceptance as a sensitive. (ng/mL) and specific analytical meth- od for biological compounds. Original-.
Nov 1, 1977 - Admission serum insulin and glucose levels in 247 accident victims. Vladimir Vitek , Dorothy J. Lang , R Adams Cowley. Clinica Chimica Acta ...
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The immunoaffinity columns for manual sample purification were purchased from a different manufacturer than were those for the automated system. The limit of ...
This paper describes a laboratory experiment in which an equilibrium radioimmunoassay is used to estimate thermodynamic parameters. Students without prior ...
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On the basis of specificity data, anti-H-25 was selected and developed as RIA for the quantitative determination of racemic 8-PN in biological matrices. It must be emphasized at this point, however, that also anti-H-11 represents a valuable tool for
Jan 9, 2003 - conjugate as immunogen. The assay system was optimized in the range of 0.2-5 ng/mL, using a liquid phase (PEG) as well as a solid phase (coated polystyrene beads) separation system. Inter- assay and intra-assay variations, recovery, and
