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SEPARATION OF AN ANTIBODY MOLECULE BY A SPECIFIC REACTION WITH AN ANTIGEN-COATED LATEX PARTICLE
Nature
|June 6, 1964
Abstract
No abstract available in PubMed .
Keywords:
ANTIBODY FORMATIONANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTIONSESCHERICHIA COLIEXPERIMENTAL LAB STUDYLATEX PARTICLESPOLYSACCHARIDES, BACTERIALMore Related Videos
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