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A novel, quantitative bioassay for type I interferon using a recombinant indicator cell line.

R Lleonart¹, D Näf, H Browning

¹Institut für Molekularbiologie I, Universität Zürich, Switzerland.

Bio/Technology (Nature Publishing Company)

|December 1, 1990

Summary

A novel MxR assay quantifies biologically active human type I interferon (IFN). This assay uses a genetically modified cell line to measure interferon-induced protein production, offering a specific and dose-dependent detection method.

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