| Radial immunodiffusion may be used as a means of demonstrating measurement of immunoglobulin levels. |
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| Immunologic or antigenic fibrinogen can be quantitated by radial immunodiffusion or enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay. |
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| The most common in vitro assay for toxigenicity is the Elek immunodiffusion test. |
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| In antibody test against H. capsulatum, the positive immunodiffusion reactions involve one or more specific precipitin bands. |
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| The main objective of the present study was to identify membrane antigenic proteins using immunodiffusion and Western blotting techniques. |
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| Additionally, the patients had positive immunodiffusion results to the M antigen using histoplasmin. |
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| Immulab is dedicated to the control of serum dosage using the radial immunodiffusion technique. |
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| Whole cells and sonicates were used in agglutination and radial immunodiffusion assays using the H46 anti-K1 capsule polyclonal antiserum. |
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| Earlier, a radial immunodiffusion immunoassay allowed measurement of the protein antigenic content. |
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| Symptomatology, gel immunodiffusion tests, ELISA and squash blot hybridization assays were used. |
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| The serum IgG, IgM and IgA contents were determined by the radial immunodiffusion technique according to Ishikawa and Nanjo. |
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| To test the accuracy of the model, six C1-INH concentration determinations using the radial immunodiffusion technique were also made for the primary standard. |
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| It demonstrated a single line of identity in an immunodiffusion test. |
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| Using a linear regression model, the C1-lnhibitor concentrations measured in the EIA assay for fifteen normal sera were assigned based on their concentrations as determined by a radial immunodiffusion technique. |
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| These methods include enzyme inhibition assays,7,8 radial immunodiffusion,9 immunoelectrophoresis, and inhibition of immune hemolysis.10 Each of these methods has disadvantages. |
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