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Localization of cathepsin L in rat kidney revealed by immunoenzyme and immunogold techniques
Histochemistry, 1988Localization of cathepsin L in rat kidney was investigated by immunocytochemical techniques. Kidneys were fixed by perfusion and embedded in Epon or Lowicryl K4M without postosmication. For light microscopy (LM), semi-thin sections of the Epon-embedded material were stained by the immunoenzyme technique after removal of epoxy resin.
S, Yokota, Y, Nishimura, K, Kato
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Analytical Biochemistry, 1973
Abstract Conditions have been established for estimating antibody potency by conducting an antigen-antibody reaction whose product is soluble and where the antigen is an enzyme whose activity is reduced on combination with antibody. The antigen preparations were made from placental alkaline phosphatase, and antisera from rabbits were collected.
W H, Fishman +4 more
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Abstract Conditions have been established for estimating antibody potency by conducting an antigen-antibody reaction whose product is soluble and where the antigen is an enzyme whose activity is reduced on combination with antibody. The antigen preparations were made from placental alkaline phosphatase, and antisera from rabbits were collected.
W H, Fishman +4 more
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Progress in clinical and biological research, 1983 S G, Nason, S, Chen, F, Peetoom
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[48] Immunoenzymic techniques for biomedical analysis
1976Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the immunoenzymic techniques for biomedical analysis. Since the first publications on the preparation and uses of enzyme labeled proteins appeared, there has been continuous development in this area. An appreciable number of immunoenzymic techniques, which make use of enzymes coupled to antigens or antibodies,
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[Evaluation of an immunoenzyme technique for the diagnosis of syphilis].
Enfermedades infecciosas y microbiologia clinica, 1991A comparative study of an enzyme immunoassay (EIA Captia Syphilis Mercia), FTA-Abs and VDRL to detect anti-Treponema pallidum antibodies was carried out in overall 290 subjects: 113 had a diagnosis of syphilis (40 primary and 73 secondary) and 117 were controls (40 with nonsyphilitic ulcers, 52 with falsely positive VDRL and 85 healthy subjects).
M V, Borobio, J M, Ruiz, E J, Perea
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Immunoenzyme Techniques: Enzymes as Markers for the Localization of Antigens and Antibodies
1970Publisher Summary This chapter discusses immunoenzyme techniques. The success in obtaining effective enzyme–antibody conjugates seems to depend mainly on the purity and affinity of antibody, on the enzyme preparations used, and on the cross-linking reagent employed. To couple an enzyme with a protein, a bi- or multifunctional reagent is needed.
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Revue francaise de transfusion et immuno-hematologie, 1984
The authors present the results of a study comparing the detection of HbSAg by enzyme immunoassay using the following three different commercial kits and their corresponding apparatus: Auszyme II, Quantum II from Abbott; Enzygnost micro Elisa, Elisa Processor from Behring; Hepanostika, washer and reader micro Elisa system from Organon.
M, Schwartz-Jonadet +3 more
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The authors present the results of a study comparing the detection of HbSAg by enzyme immunoassay using the following three different commercial kits and their corresponding apparatus: Auszyme II, Quantum II from Abbott; Enzygnost micro Elisa, Elisa Processor from Behring; Hepanostika, washer and reader micro Elisa system from Organon.
M, Schwartz-Jonadet +3 more
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Specificity of Antibodies Synthetized by Immunocytes as Detected by Immunoenzyme Techniques
International Archives of Allergy and Immunology, 1971S, Avrameas, B, Taudou, T, Ternynck
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