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U Demel1, Z Földes-Papp1, G P Tilz1

  • 1a Clinical Immunology and Jean Dausset Laboratory , Graz University M.S. and Hospital , Auenbruggerplatz 8, A-8036 Graz , LKH , Austria.

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Critical bulk concentrationFluorescence correlation spectroscopyGoodpasture autoantibodiesPoisson distributionSingle immune complexSolution-phase single-molecule fluorescence correlation spectroscopy

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