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A refinement of the immunofluorescent complement fixation test for trypanosoma infections
Tropenmedizin Und Parasitologie
|December 1, 1975
The sandwich immunofluorescent complement fixation test proved to be as sensitive as the indirect fluorescent antibody test when anti-C1q was used to detect the binding of complement to antigen-antibody complex of four species of trypanosomes in experimentally infected domestic animals.
The sandwich immunofluorescent complement fixation test proved to be as sensitive as the indirect fluorescent antibody test when anti-C1q was used to detect the binding of complement to antigen-antibody complex of four species of trypanosomes in experimentally infected domestic animals.